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USER MANUAL ODM-300

USER MANUAL ODM-300

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Action

Cause

Message

Receiver Settings

RECEIVER SETTINGS

Select 

MENU

. Select 

4 (Installation)

. Select 

2 (Receiver Setup)

.

Option 

adjusts the length of  time the programme information is displayed on the

screen after channel change. This can be adjusted between 

Off

 and 

31

 seconds.

Option 

2

 changes the video output mode between 

PAL

NTSC

 & 

Auto

 (

Auto

 will

output 

PAL

 when decoding 

PAL

 and 

NTSC

 when decoding 

NTSC

).

Option 

3

 switches 

RGB Output

 

On

 or 

Off

.

Option 

changes screen format between 

4:3

 & 

16:9

 (only if widescreen transmission).

Option 

5

 when 

Off

 if channel PID's are changed by user to incorrect values these

will not be automatically updated by the receiver, when new channels or deleted

channels are found these will not be added to channel list. When 

On

 new channels

or deleted channels found will be added to channel list and PID's will be changed

automatically if  these have been modified by user to incorrect values.

Option 

6

 sets the receiver 

MENU

 language.

Option 

7

 sets default 

Soundtrack Language

.

Option 

8

 sets 

Subtitle Language

 or switches subtitles 

Off

.

Press 

STORE

 to save any changes.

CHANGE PARENTAL & INSTALLATION PIN's

Select 

MENU

. Select either 

1 (Parental Control)

 or 

4 (Installation)

 depending

which 

PIN

 you would like to change. Select 

5 (Change PIN)

. Key in new 

PIN

then key in again to confirm. The Parental & Installation PIN is factory set to 0000

which disables the PIN feature. Setting to any other value sets the PIN active.

Factory default PIN is 3259 which will always work in the event that you

loose your PIN.

FACTORY RESET

A factory reset sets receiver to default values and all stored channels are lost.

Select 

MENU

. Select 

3 (Organise Channels)

. Simultaneously press 

channel 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 character

and presssing 

OK

. A character can be deleted by pressing 

DELETE

. When the

name is correct press 

STORE,

 you will now move back to the 

MANUALLY

INPUT PID's

 screen. Pressing 

STORE

 again will update the channel name of the

present channel. Pressing 

6 (Add This Channel To The Channel List)

 will add a

new channel to the channel list with the new name and other settings.

SORTING CHANNEL LINE UP

The channel line up can be organised to suit your requirements. When in TV mode

the TV channels will be organised and when in RADIO (press RADIO to change

between TV/RADIO) mode the RADIO channels will be organised. Select 

MENU

.

Select 

3 (Organise Channels)

. Highlight the required channel using the arrow

keys, press 

OK

 to 

"lift"

, move to new position and press 

OK

 to 

"drop"

. A channel

can be deleted by highlighting, pressing 

DELETE

 then 

DELETE

 to confirm.

Press 

STORE

 to save changes.

PARENTAL CONTROL

Parental control can be switched ON to prevent unauthorised viewing. Select 

MENU

.

Select 

1 (Parental Control)

. Highlight required option and press 

OK

 then 

STORE

to save change. 

Block 12 & Block 16 will only operate if the broadcaster 

transmits

the correct viewing age details with the programme.

TIME SETTING

Select 

MENU

. Select 

4 (Installation)

. Select 

3 (Time)

. Tick option 

to have the

time set by the broadcaster over the air or don't tick this option and set the time by

highlighting option 

1

 then use the arrow keys right/left to /- GMT until

the correct time is displayed at the bottom of the 

MENU

. Press 

STORE

 to save

new settings before exiting.

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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