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The language selection will be stored in the browser
’s cookies, so that different browsers or PCs can have different
language choices. By pressing
“
Ok
“
,
the language setting will be accepted. After selecting the language, the browser
will be updated with the selected language. There is no restart of the device necessary. All event logs will also be
switched to the selected language.
6.8.10 Men
u item “Country selection“
In the menu item
“
Country selection
” in the file tab “
System menu
”, the user can set the country location of the IP
modulator and the associated time zone.
Different countries have different NIT standards, different TV channel spacing and different time zones. It is strongly
recommended to specify the country in which the modulator is working. After country selection, the field
“
Selected
time zone
” will be automatically updated according to the selected country. If the selected country has DST (winter-
/
summer time switching), the GMT string will be given the mark “(+ DST)“. In this case, the unit automatically
switches to the winter / summer time zone and also sends this time zone via RF, so that the TV knows the time. It
must be ensured that the device can access the NTP server to get the correct time. The RF channel spacing also
depends on the selected country. Channel names will be updated accordingly. The original network ID is closely
linked to the country. If the check box
“
Automatic setting of ONIT by country selection
“ is selected, the field
“
Original network ID
“ will be automatically updated and the NIT is regenerated with new values. By pressing the
button
“
OK
“
,
the country selection will be accepted.
6.8.11 Men
u item “Date, time“
In the menu item
“
Date, time
” in the tab “
System menu
”, the user can specify the time source for the IP modulator.
“
Local time
”
shows the time taking into account possible
DST conversions that the device currently has. It must be
ensured that the correct country has been selected. If the time in this line is incorrect, please check the country
selection. For
“
Date and time source
“, there are two options: “
NTP server
“ and “
Manual input
“. In the case of a
NTP server, the URL of the server must be specified. For this, the "IP settings" must be correct and the device must
be able to access the server. To accept the settings, press the button
“
Update
”. Thereafter, the device will connect
to the server and update the line
“
Local time
” providing the server can be accessed. After that, the time will be
synchronized and updated every 5 minutes via the server. The option
“
Manual input
”
can only be used for testing,
because there is no synchronization with an external source after a power failure.
It is important that the device is programmed to the correct local time.
This will be sent via RF to the TV set for
programming and display purposes. A TV which is receiving the wrong time may suffer an incorrect display of the
EPG or other problems. Each NTP server can be used as a date/time source.
6.8.12 Men
u item “Change modulation type“
In the menu item
“
Change modulation type
“ in the tab “
System menu
”, the user can choose between four different
types of modulation (DVB-C, DVB-T, QAM (Annex B), ISDB-T) for the RF output channels.
Each modulation type has a different parameter set, so importing and exporting parameters is only allowed for the
same type of modulation.
After selecting the modulation type, press the button
“
Ok
“. The device restarts after a new login in the selected
operating mode.
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