Kathrein UFD 170 Bedienungsanleitung

Operating Manual UFD 170 DVB-S Receiver and T urntable[...]

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Foreword 3 Dear customer , This operating manual is intended to assist you in making optimum use of the comprehensive functions of your new DVB combi receiver and the turntable. We have tried to make the operating instructions as easy as possible to understand, and to keep them as concise as possible. T o help you understand particular specialist t[...]

Contents 4 Foreword 3 Contents 4 Safety Instructions and Important Information 7 Connection and Setup 8 Connecting the Unit 8 SA T -IF Connection 8 Reception Requirements 8 Reception System Presets 8 TV Connection 9 Audio Connection 9 Dolby Connection 9 IR Receiver IR Receiver IR Receiver 9 Inserting Batteries in the Remote Control 9 Controls, Disp[...]

Contents 5 EPG T imer Programming 3 3 Managing Channel List/Channels 3 4 Selecting the Last Programmes Received 3 4 Favourite Channel 3 5 Setting Up a Favourite Channel 3 5 Renaming the Favourite Lists 3 6 Selecting a Favourite Channel from a Favourite List 3 7 Undoing Favourite Selection 3 7 Channel List Mode (Favourite, Satellite, Alphabetical) 3[...]

Contents 6 Alignment (Satellite Search) 6 4 Manual Correction 6 5 Change of Location 6 7 Reset/Park 6 8 Reset 6 8 Park 6 9 Special Messages for T urntable 7 0 System Protection Messages 7 0 Satellite Lost / Limit Reached 7 0 T urntable Unit Software Download 7 2 Manual Lowering to Park Position 7 4 Safety Instructions 7 4 Manual Retraction 7 5 Serv[...]

Safety Instructions and Important Information 7 Power supply cable Make sure that the power supply cable is not damaged. Units with a damaged power supply cable must be disconnected from the power supply and repaired by a qualifi ed engineer before setup. Risk of death due to electric shock. Fuse in cable and receiver Removing or bridging the fuse[...]

Connection and Setup 8 The following section is intended specifi cally for specialist dealers. Y ou only need to pay attention to this section if you are carrying out the installation yourself. The “ Connection diagram ” section contains a sample confi guration. Do not connect the unit to the mains until all installation work has been properl[...]

Connection and Setup 9 Connect the UFD 170 (TV Scart socket) and the TV set with a Scart cable. If your TV has a stereo feature, you can receive the sound in stereo via the Scart connection. Audio Connection Dolby Connection If you want to play the sound on your hi-fi system, connect the audio cinch sockets to the input sockets on the hi-fi syste[...]

Controls, Displays and Connections 10 This section contains a brief description of all controls, displays and connections. Front V iew Rear V iew Front View Rear View 1 Power switch (ON/OFF) 1 Connection for separate infrared receiver 2 Fuse 2 T urntable unit SA T -IF signal input 3 2 Common Interface slots for 2 CA modules 3 Receiver SA T -IF sign[...]

Controls, Displays and Connections 1 1 Remote Control Function Keys Switching to remote control Select last four programmes Select favourites Programme overview EPG programme guide Locks a channel Programme list Programme information Help (cursor keys) Programme selection Select sub-menus and menu options Mute on/off Audio frequency menu Language s[...]

Controls, Displays and Connections 12 Remote control instruction sets The remote control has two instruction sets. This alllows you to operate two receivers independently of one another in the same room. Hold down the  key . Enter “901” using the number keys. T o transfer the code, switch receiver 1 to standby with  , and then turn the un[...]

Operating Instructions 13 Menu Concept The structure of the menu concept is based on logical operating sequences. In TV mode, the currently selected programme always appears in the upper right-hand corner of the screen (in radio mode, a black background is shown). Note: The selected menus, sub-menus and options, as well as the parameters to be set [...]

Operating Instructions 14 Alphanumeric Assignment of Remote Control Number Keys Key 1 x 2 x 3 x 4 x 5 x  1 . , ? 1  2 A B C 2  3 D E F 3  4 G H I 4  5 J K L 5  6 M N O 6  7 P Q R S  8 T U V 8  9 W X Y Z  0 0 0 Y ou use the number keys to enter programme and satellite names. The numbers and letters appear in the name ?[...]

Menu Structure Note: The “Language” menu option does not have any sub-menus. The langua- ge is selected using the  not have any sub-menus. The langua-  not have any sub-menus. The langua- keys. 15[...]

Initial Setup 16 Getting Started Connect the unit to the power supply . T urn on the receiver using the power switch on the front. The unit is then in standby mode. T urn on the receiver with the  key on the remote control. Y our UFD 170 welcomes you. The following OSD then appears: The turntable then searches for the factory-preset programme. I[...]

Initial Setup 17 If the turntable is unable to fi nd the desired satellite and the associated programme, the following message appears: press  and start satellite search with a different program- me of the same satellite and check whether there are any obstructions to the antenna‘s reception. After a successful search, you can select the fact[...]

Initial Setup 18 Receiver Factory Satellite Setting Y our receiver is factory-set up for the satellites listed in the following table. Y ou do not normally need to make any additional settings. ASTRA 19° East HOTBIRD EUTELSA T 10° East EUTELSA T 16° East TürkSat 42° East (EURASIA) T elecom 5° East (AtlanticBird 3) T elecom 8° East ASTRA 28.2[...]

On Screen Display (OSD) 19 General The receiver functions are controlled by a microprocessor and comprehensive software. The explanations below are intended to help you understand all the processes, and to enable you to locate errors. Y ou can fi nd a detailed description of the individual menu functions in the relevant sections of this operating [...]

On Screen Display (OSD) 20 TV / Radio Channel Message The channel message is displayed for a few seconds each time you cha nge th e p rog ram me, or con stantl y if yo u pres s  . The “ i ” in dicates i ” ind icates i that a channel is being received even if no picture can be seen (e.g. in radio mode). The TV symbol indicates a TV channel [...]

V ideo T ext 21 This symbol in the programme display shows you whether video text is broadcast for the selected programme. When you press the  key , the receiver processes the broadcast video text - including for encrypted signals - for your TV set. The following display appears for a short time: During a search, the programme page you are searc[...]

Programme Selection 22 This section explains how to select television and radio programmes on your UFD 170. The description of the functions assumes that the UFD 170 has been connected and turned on properly . Selecting a TV or Radio Programme T o select additional programmes in ascending or descending order in the programme memory , simply press t[...]

Programme Selection 23 TV / Radio Channel List An alternative method of selecting a different programme is to press the  key , which opens the channel list. At the top left is a “+” for the complete list. In the column below it, you will see details of the channel name, the channel number and whether the programme is a favourite, locked or e[...]

Programme Selection 24 Selecting TV/Radio Programmes by Number Y ou can select a dif ferent programme while a programme is being shown. T o enter the programme number , use the number keys  to  . Y ou can switch from TV mode to radio mode. T o do this, press  on your remote control. The receiver then switches to the last radio pro- gramme [...]

Common Interface 25 Always follow the operating instructions from your pay TV provider and the instructions supplied with the Smartcard and the CA module! Smartcards and CA modules are not included with this product. C ontact the relevant pay TV provider if you are interested in subscribing to a pay TV channel. Y ou are responsible for the use of t[...]

Common Interface 26 The  key takes you to the menu generated by the CA module: The illustrations below depend on the specifi c module and Smartcard and are therefore only examples. From this menu, your card and your PIN code allow you to access various programmes from your pay TV provider . “AstonCrypt” has been selected as an example here.[...]

Common Interface 27 Note that with monthly activation intervals, the programme providers have different procedures for activating pay TV cards. Activation may therefore be a few days before or after the beginning of a new month. During this activation period, the CA module and Smartcard must be in the CI slot, and the receiver must be turned on a s[...]

T imer Settings 28 Y ou can use the timer to ensure that a programme is recorded at the correct time with a video or DVD recorder . A total of 14 timers are provided, which you can set to different programmes or start/end times. T o access the Timer menu from the main menu, press  , use the  keys to select “System Parameters”, then pre[...]

T imer Settings 29 Note that most channels do not include a VPS signal in their digital TV signals. Y ou must therefore always program your video or DVD recorder to match the timer settings. Note: If you have pre-programmed an On Air Download ( software or channel On Air Download ( software or channel On Air Download ( list download) using the time[...]

Audio Settings 30 Use the  keys on the UFD 170 remote control to set the desired volume on the receiver . A bar is shown, which indicates the set volume: The alignment of the sound wave symbols shows the setting - mono left (sound waves point to the left), mono right (sound waves point to the right) or stereo (sound waves point in both direct[...]

Audio Settings 31 The receiver has an audio output for AC 3 format (Dolby Digital). This gives you the opportunity to bring cinema quality sound into your living room. Only connect the digital audio output to an appropriate Dolby Digital system. AC 3 The following audio settings are possible: Soundtrack 1 of 2 2 of 2 3 of 3 Audio mode Stereo Mono l[...]

Programme Overview (EPG) 32 The EPG (  ) gives you an overview of the programmes broad- cast on the current transponder you are receiving, including  cast on the current transponder you are receiving, including  their time and duration. Y ou can only receive this data if the programmes are broadcast with an Electronic Programme Guide (EPG)[...]

Programme Overview (EPG) 33 Within the programme overview , the  key displays a list showing the next programmes on the currently selected channel, with their time and duration (if transmitted in the EPG). The length of the programme list depends on the relevant programme provider and can cover several days. EPG Timer Programming Y ou can use th[...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 34 The channel (programme) settings made in the factory can be changed in the “Programme List” menu. The menu is opened using the  key in TV or radio mode. A channel is selected using the  and  key in TV or radio mode. A channel is selected using  key in TV or radio mode. A channel is selected[...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 35 Favourite Channel Y ou can use the  keys to select from your fi ve favourite list those lists in which you want to save your favourite channel. Y ou can save several different channels in a list. The UFD 170 thus allows several family members to save their preferred channels, and to select them conveniently [...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 36 Y ou can give the individual favourite lists the names of your choice (e.g. Sport, to group together all channels that broadcast sport). However , you can alternatively use the names of the different users (e.g. Mum, Dad etc.). Use the  key to switch to the channel list and press  Use the cursor keys to switc[...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 37 T o select a favourite channel from one of the fi ve favourite lists, you must fi rst press the  key (for the channel list) and then  (for the mode). The following screen appears: Selecting a Favourite Channel from a Favourite List Y ou can now use the  keys to switch between the available favourite l[...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 38 T o select the channel list mode, press  (for the channel list) followed by  (for the mode). The following screen appears: Channel List Mode (Favourite, Satellite, Alphabetical) The channel list mode allows you to determine what you want to see in the channel list. Y ou can choose between: - “ Free only ”[...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 39 The complete channel list (maximum variety of programmes) can be viewed using the following setting: Press  to switch to the channel list and then press  . Press the  keys to go to the top option “Free + encrypted” or “Free only”. Use the  keys to select “Free + encrypted”. Then use th[...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 40 Y ou can sort the channels to meet your own requirements. Sorting involves moving channels in the channel list. The  key takes you to the channel list. Use the  and the  keys to select the channel you want to move. Press  to “release” the channel to be moved from its current position (text col[...]

Managing Channel List/Channels 41 Pressing the  key takes you to the channel list. Press  to display the following screen: Adding Channels Manually Y ou can make the entries for the new channel here. The fi rst line in the list is highlighted with a coloured bar . Y ou can use the  keys to move the bar to the desired item. Make the des[...]

Adding/Deleting Satellites 42 Y ou can add new satellites in the “LNB Confi guration menu”. T o do this, you must know the orbit position you need to aim at. Setting Up Satellites Note: The system must be set up accordingly . T o align the antenna, you can use the “ Antenna Setup “ Antenna Setup “ ” menu option. ” menu option. ” Pr[...]

Adding/Deleting Satellites 43 Y ou can now make entries corresponding to your receiving system in the relevant positions using the cursor keys (  Y ou can now make entries corresponding to your receiving system  Y ou can now make entries corresponding to your receiving system ) and the number keys. For details of how you can[...]

Password and Child Protection 44 Y ou can use a password to lock your satellite receiver against unauthorised access by third parties. This protects the receiver against changes to its reception settings by unauthorised persons. At the same time, you can activate a child protection function, which locks selected programmes. Note: Store your passwor[...]

Password and Child Protection 45 - New password: Y ou can enter your (new) password here using the number keys. - Confi rm password: Y ou can enter your (new) password a second time here for confi rmation. - Personal: Enter the unit identifi cation that the unit will report when turned on here. This can be useful to identify the unit in case of [...]

Password and Child Protection 46 When a locked channel is selected, the following message appears: This channel can only be viewed after entering the password using the number keys.[...]

Setting System Parameters 47 Y ou should not change the following settings without a good reason, as they are factory settings or operating settings that are tailored to your receiving system. New settings are only required if the receiving system is changed. The selected menus, sub-menus and positions, as well as the parameters to be set, are each[...]

Setting System Parameters 48 With the factory setting, the receiver indicates the “UTC” (United Time Coordinate, previously Greenwich Mean Time), which is transmitted with the data stream. For Germany , the time must therefore be correc- ted by +1 hour . T o do this, move the cursor bar to the “Local Time/T imer” menu option using the  k[...]

Setting System Parameters 49 Screen Here, you can use the  keys to select the type of screen display . - P/S (Pan/Scan) = Full screen for 4:3 sets (caution: margins are cropped!) - Letterbox display - This setting enforces the widescreen format for a 4:3 set Pressing  twice takes you back to the normal TV picture. A/V Mode Here, you can us[...]

Installation Menu 50 Y ou should not change the following settings without a good reason, as they are factory settings or operating settings that are tailored to your receiving system. New settings are only required if the reception system is changed or expanded. Y ou reach the installation menu from the main menu (called up with the  key) by us[...]

Installation Menu 51 For ASTRA and EUTELSA T receiving systems, this is normally 9.75 GHz (9,750 MHz) for the lower frequency range (low band) and 10.6 GHz (10,600 MHz) for the upper frequency range (high band). Older receiving systems still use a 10 GHz oscillator frequency in the low band range (which usually are not suitable for digital receptio[...]

Installation Menu 52 T o extend the frequency range to the 12 GHz range (high band) or for reception from more than two satellites, additional control signals are required for LNB actuation and signal selection. The DiSEqC™ signal is responsible for this. This is a special modulation of the existing 22 kHz signal. DiSEqC™1 Setting The requireme[...]

Installation Menu 53 Antenna Setup This menu is exclusively intended for service purposes and be used to align the antenna in an emergency , if no measuring instruments are available. The  key activates a search tone, the pitch of which cor- responds to the signal strength - the higher the sound, the better the signal. In this menu, you can use [...]

Installation Menu 54 Satellite Search In the “Satellite Search” menu, you can set the receiver to search for channels on a satellite of your choice or on all satellites that can be received. In this menu, you can use the  keys to call up the individual menu options and make the settings with the  keys to call up the  keys to c[...]

Installation Menu 55 Changing/Searching for/Deleting T ransponders In this menu, the transponders can scan selectively for channels, for example if new channels are offered in a particular broadcaster‘s range. This information is available on the Internet or in specialist magazines. Y ou reach this menu from the installation menu using the [...]

Installation Menu 56 Press the  key to exit this menu and switch to the channel previously highlighted in colour . The  key takes you back to this menu, where you can search for additional transponders. After an unsuccessful search, you will see the message “Error”. All new channels are added to the end of the existing channel list. The ?[...]

Installation Menu 57 Y ou should only make changes in this menu if the receiver is connected to a different receiving system with different properties or if changes have been made to the receiving system. Y ou should therefore carefully follow the instructions for your satellite system. However , before each change you should note the settings on t[...]

Installation Menu 58 UFO ® mini In a “subscriber controlled processing system”, the input frequency of the receiver is a fi xed setting. The “subscriber controlled processing system” transmits the signals at this frequency . The reception parameters for programme selection are communicated to the receiving system by a DiSEqC™ command an[...]

Installation Menu 59 Software and Programme List Update Due to the digital technology , you can carry out updates of the software and pr ogramme list for yo ur receiver via sat ellite. The “ Software Download” sub-menu tells you whether new software or programme lists are available. The only prerequisite is that your satellite receiving system [...]

Installation Menu 60 The receiver then begins the update process. If your receiver is already up to date, a message appears on the screen to notify you of this. Once the update is complete, the receiver is re-initialised and starts operation again. In case of an error or no signal, the message “Download failed” appears. N ever turn off the rece[...]

Connection Diagram 61 1 2 No. Connection between T ype of connection 1 Antenna and UFD 170 SA T -IF input SA T -IF connection (coaxial cable with standard F connector) 2 UFD 170 and power source Using connecting cable supplied 3 UFD 170 and turntable Using supplied (control) data cable 4 UFD 170 and turntable Power supply with power supply cable su[...]

Connection Diagram 62 SA T -ZF Connection The coaxial cable coming from the antenna is connected to the SA T -IF input on the UFD 170. The SA T -IF output on the UFD 170 control unit is already connected to the SA T -IF input on the UFD 170 receiver with the coaxial cable supplied. The correct sequence must be observed due to the power supply for t[...]

Important Information on the T urntable before Setup 63 Remote Control All settings on the UFD 170 are made using the remote control. Th is se ctio n o f t he UF D 1 70 op erat ing m an u- al for the turntable assumes that the UFD 170 and the turntable have been properly installed and connected, as described in the installation and operating manual[...]

Alignment (Satellite Search) 64 The antenna is aligned automatically . After turning on the UFD 170, the turntable automatically moves to the last channel received and the associated satellite position (e.g. ARD/ASTRA). This works because every satellite emits its own identifi cation signal, which is automatically identifi ed by the UFD 170. The [...]

At the margins of the footprints of a satellite (e.g. after a slight change of position), it may be necessary for you to manually correct the setting (not normally required). It is also possible to manually correct the fi ne tuning. Press  in the main menu and then use the  keys to switch to the “HDP antenna setup” option. Then press [...]

After successfully correcting the settings, use the  keys to move to “Save” and confi rm with  . Y ou can use the  key to exit the menu. Alignment (Satellite Search) 66 The new co-ordinates are not assigned to the satellite until you have saved the satellite position in the “ HDP menu ” .[...]

Change of Location 67 If you still want to aim at the satellite, press  to start the search. After a change of location, the antenna moves to the last position selected. After initialisation, you will therefore see the following display (example, as it depends on the position last selected): After a successful search, the following message appea[...]

Reset/Park 68 Use the  keys to go to the “Reset/Park” option, and change the selection to “Reset” using the  keys to go to the “Reset/Park” option, and  keys to go to the “Reset/Park” option, and keys. Now press  The following screen appears: The antenna is reset, and automatically moves to the park position. A [...]

Reset/Park 69 Park Y ou have three options for “parking” the antenna. 1. The antenna can be moved to the park position by pressing  twice. 2. Press  to switch to the main menu and use the  keys to select the “HDP Antenna Setup” option. Pressing  takes you to the HDP menu, where you can use the  keys to go to the “Rese[...]

Special Messages for T urntable 70 The following messages are shown on the screen to protect your receiving system and the on-board network: If this message appears, check the turntable and antenna to ascertain whether the system is blocked by an object (e.g. a branch) or whether the on-board voltage is too low . Proceed in the sequence shown above[...]

Special Messages for T urntable 71 Press  to restart the search. If the search is unsuccessful again, e.g. due to very poor weather or because you are in a marginal area, reset the search mode from “Standard” to “Fine” as described below . Press  to hide the current screen display . Press  in the main menu and then use the  k[...]

T urntable Unit Software Download 72 If new software is available for the turntable, you can download it from the ASTRA system. Press  to switch to the main menu and then use the  keys to select the Installation menu. Use the  keys to select the “Software Download” option, and then select “HDP 170” using the  keys to se[...]

T urntable Unit Software Download 73 Do not turn off the system during the download. The next message you see will be “HDP Programme Sending”. The software is transferred to the control unit in the UFD 170. For safety reasons, two software versions are saved, so that if one version fails or if there is a download error , an alternative software[...]

Manual Lowering to Park Position 74 In case of a defect in the electronic control, the fl at antenna can be returned to park position (horizontal position) manually . Y ou can drive to the nearest workshop with the extended anten- na at a moderate speed, but take into account the added vehicle height. Therefore, manual lowering is recommended. Use[...]

Manual Lowering to Park Position 75 1. A plastic cover is located in the centre of the axis (see arrow). Lever this of f with a narrow slotted screwdriver . 2. Behind the cover is an M8 hexagon head screw . Unscrew it using a socket wrench, size 13 mm . After removing the M8 screw , a further thread can be seen. 3. Attention! Secure and support the[...]

Service 76 OSD language: German _________ TV type: Multi P AL NTSC Picture format: 4:3 16:9 AUTO A V mode: Y/C (S-VHS) RGB FBAS (comp. co- lour) (VHS) Satellite 1 Satellite 2 Satellite 3 Satellite 4 Satellite: (High) L.O. 1: 9750 (Low) L.O. 2: 10600 Operation: Standby DiSEqC ™ 1: DiSEqC ™ 2: DiSEqC ™ menu 22 kHz: High/Low Pos A/B OFF T one Bu[...]

Glossary 77 Audio output Sound output on the receiver A V programme slot Preferred programme slot on TV set for Scart input Azimuth Horizontal alignment of the antenna CA module Conditional Access module (decryption decoder) CI Common Interface, a standardised interface Decoder Encryption device for pay TV programmes DiSEqC™ Control system betwee[...]

Brief T echnical Glossary 78 DiSEqC™ DiSEqC™ (Digital Satellite Equipment Control) is a communication system between a satellite receiver (master) and the peripheral satellite components (slaves), such as LNBs, multi-switches, rotating antenna systems. It is a single master/multi-slave system, i.e. there is only ever one master in the satellite[...]

Brief T echnical Glossary 79 Programme package The programme package for a digital transponder normally includes several TV and radio programmes. Each programme package has a fi xed assignment for the transponder transmission frequency , for polarisation (horizontal or vertical), for the symbol rate and for the Viterbi rate or error rate. Symbol r[...]

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