Digital "Free To Air" Receiver
User Manual
ODM-300
CONTENTS
2,
Foreword, Safety, Mains Connection, Enclosed Parts.
3,
Front/Back Panel Description.
4,
Remote Control Handset Description & Functions.
5,
Connector Pin Out Details.
6,
Connection Diagram.
7,
Installation Connect Up Details.
8,
LNB Setup.
9,
Automatic Channel & Network Search.
10,
Manual Channel Input & Edit.
11/12,
Menu Flow Chart.
13,
Edit Name, Line Up, Parental Control & Time.
14,
Receiver Settings.
15,
Technical Specification.
ODM-300
FOREWORD
We congratulate you on your choice of digital satellite tv receiver. The ODM300 is
manufactured in Scotland, UK by RSD Communications Ltd. to very high standards
and is continually upgraded with new software. Please consult your dealer or the
RSD WWW site at http://www.rsd-communications.co.uk for the latest details.
SAFETY 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 cloth. Never let any form of liquid
come into contact with the receiver as this can damge the components and destroy
the receiver. Never use abrasive materials to clean the receiver as this will damage
the receiver finish.
WARNING !!!
Never remove the receiver cover - risk of electric shock!.
MAINS LEAD CONNECTION
The satellite receiver should be connected directly to the mains outlet socket. The
use of a mains extension lead is not recommended.
ENCLOSED PARTS
The following parts are enclosed:
ODM300 satellite receiver.
Remote control handset.
Two LR3 (AAA) batteries.
Coaxial cable (UHF connection).
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