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USER MANUAL ODM-300

USER MANUAL ODM-300

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Descriptions

Front Panel:

1.

Channel up/down.

2.

Standby (on/off).

3.

Remote sensor.

4.

Channel readout display.

Rear Panel:

1.

LNB/dish connection.The coaxial cable to the dish is connected here.

2.

UHF channel adjust. To tune the UHF output to the TV or VCR (30-45).

3.

UHF test signal. To generate a test pattern to aid tuning of  TV or VCR.

4.

UHF Output. The UHF lead to the TV or VCR is connected here.

5.

UHF TV antenna in. The TV antenna lead is connected here.

6.

VCR scart (see page 5 for pin out). The scart to the VCR is connected here.

7.

TV scart (see page 5 for pin out). The scart to the TV is connected here.

8.

Hi-Fi audio out left & right.  For amplifier or home cinema.

9.

RS232 connector (see page 5 for pin out). An RS232 cable can be connected

between here and a P.C.

10.

Mains lead. Mains input 95-250V AC 50/60Hz.

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ODM300 RECEIVER REAR VIEW

ODM300 RECEIVER FRONT VIEW

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Remote Control

Stand-by (on/off).
Turns the sound off and on.
Select channel,  teletext page numbers and

MENU settings.
Change audio soundtrack.
Direct Program Access, Displays TV

programme list in TV mode & radio

programme list in radio mode.
Select MENU function.
Change between teletext, mix & TV picture.
Switch between TV channel mode & radio

channel mode.
Channel up/down. Move up/down the menu

lines. Move between channels in the "DPA".

Teletext page up/down.
Confirm selection in the DPA & menu's.
Selects alternative settings on the different

menu lines. Adjust volume level. Programme

information NOW/NEXT. Move forward/

backward pages in the "DPA".
Store settings in the menu's & channel

organisation.
Display time & date in top right of screen

(only if transmitted by broadcaster).
Delete TV channels in TV mode & radio

channels in radio mode.
Cancel out of menu pages. Switch to satellite

picture (if scart connected).
Switch to video picture (if scart connected).
Switch to TV picture (if scart connected).

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STORE

DPA

     AUDIO

MENU

TEXT

RADIO

TIME

VIDEO

SAT/CANCEL

OK

DELETE

TV

Summary of Contents for ODM-300

Page 1: ... INSTRUCTIONS Place your satellite receiver on a protected dry and well ventilated spot Never put anything on top of the satellite receiver as this prevents the necessary ventilation The satellite receiver contains sensitive hazardous parts and should therefore be placed away from childrens reach and so that it cannot fall down Clean the exterior of your satellite receiver with a dry and soft clot...

Page 2: ... VIEW Digital 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 4 Remote Control Stand by on off Turns the sound off and on Select channel teletext page numbers and MENU settings Change audio soundtrack Direct Program Access Displays TV programme list in TV mode radio programme list in radio mode Select MENU function Change between teletext mix TV picture Switch between TV channel mode radio channel mode Channel up ...

Page 3: ...tor 1 Right audio out 3 Left audio out 4 Audio ground 5 Blue ground 7 Blue out 8 AV status out 0 5 12V 9 Green ground 11 Green out 13 Red ground 15 Red out 16 RGB status out 17 Video ground 18 Ground 19 Video out 21 Ground chassis No connection 2 6 10 12 14 20 Scart Connector Pin Out rear view RS232 Serial Connector 1 No connection 2 RX data input 3 TX data output 4 No connection 5 Ground 6 No con...

Page 4: ...NB s connected to the ODM300 must be set before channel search can be carried out Many LNB s have 2 LO which are switched between by a 22Khz tone signal from the ODM300 For frequencies over 11 699 the ODM300 will generate a 22Khz signal and select the HIGH LO LNB SETUP From the MAIN MENU select 4 Installation using the numeric keys direct or arrow keys up down navigation then OK to pick highlighte...

Page 5: ...mation in the table known as the NIT The Auto Scan multiple transponders can only be enabled if the information is transmitted by the broadcaster and the option can be switched toOn 10 Manual Input Edit Some channels may require manual entry either because they do not transmit the necessary tables containing the PID s or are shown as ENCRYPTED when they are not Channels which are described by the ...

Page 6: ...l POOR GOOD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Canal Swe Canal Fin Canal Nor Canal Dan Hallmark Nelonen Start Scan 11 Help Text 10 10 INFORMATION 1 Signal Detection 2 Decoder Information Help Text TIME INSTALL LNB 1 LNB Settings 2 Help Text TIME LNB Power 1 On RECEIVER SETUP 1 EIT Display Time 2 3 4 RGB Output Screen Format Help Text TIME Auto Update Channels 5 Scart Output Mode 6 7 8 Receiver Language Soundtrack Lang...

Page 7: ...annel up down on the receiver front panel You will be prompted to press OK to confirm factory reset Press OK on handset to perform factory reset 13 Editing Name Line Up etc EDITING CHANNEL NAME Choose the required channel Select MENU Select 4 Installation Select 4 Channel Setup Select 8 Manually Input PID s Select 5 New Name In the New Name MENU the name can be edited by highlighting the new chara...

Page 8: ...ower 95 250V AC 50 60Hz Power consumption maximum 40W Dimensions W 340mm D 256mm H 67mm Weight 2 kg Connections TV SCART video L R audio RGB out VCR SCART video L R audio out video RGB audio loop through Modulator PAL I channel 30 45 77dBuV typical Antenna F type 14 18V 400mA max 22kHz Audio 2 RCA phono L R audio connectors Serial RS232 serial connector Tuner Frequency range 950 2150 MHz Type Sing...

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