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1) Before disconnecting old unit, position the dish to G9-7 (or G0-7 if your receiver has already downloaded new the new satellite map information). Connect power and dish cables to the new unit.
2) Press <Options 6 4 2> Select actuator and LNB type. Select "standard"
feedhorn.
3) Press <go back>
4) Press<3> to get to the east/west limits screen.Press <3> to
get to the Program Satellites screen. You may begin programming satellites w/o programming
limits. You may then go back and put the limits in once you know where the satellites
are.
WARNING: Programming satellites without setting the limits may cause damage
to the dish, actuator, roof, etc. if your system does not have limit settings properly
set at the dish.
6) By using the arrow keys position the yellow cursor over the G9 (or G0) tile. Press
<enter>.
7) This is the Satellite Adjustment screen. Channel up to "target"
channel of the program you intend to find to identify the satellite you are on. (Channel
3 is a analog clear, easily identifiable channel)
8) Press <2> for dish position control.
9) Use east or west arrows to move the dish until you locate the desired signal.
The dish should already be on G9 (or G0) if it was left at the position before installation.
If unable to locate G9 (or G0) and only finding opposite format satellites, you must switch
the feedhorn setting to rotated 90' in step #2 and begin again.
10) Once you have found the correct "target" channel on the selected
satellite, adjust the dish position to maximize quality.
11) Press <4> for Skew Adjust. Adjust the skew to maximize quality.
You may choose to use the auto skew feature by pressing <5>. You need to peak
skew on both an odd channel and an even channel. The skew settings should be 90 degrees
apart (if odd is -30 then even should be +60 for example).
12) Press <go back>and <enter> to save settings. This will put
you back on the satellite chart to select the next bird to be programmed in. Do NOT
continue yet. Press <view>. Change channel to 7.
13) Press <option>. At the bottom of the screen you should notice the
number in the box marked "Channels" increasing. Once the unit has stopped
counting (currently there are about 1300 channels) it has completed downloading the
channel maps.
14) While you are on G9-7 (or G0-7) , take a moment to call a 4DTV ready Program Provider
to get the IPG authorized. They will need the Digital UA# in order to authorize.
This # can be found on the same system status screen on line # A. Hit options, then
6, then 5 and read the numbers next to A.
15) Resume programming satellites by pressing <option> and <3>.
Select the next satellite until you have programmed the satellites that you desire.
We recommend manually programming at least 3 satellites in the middle of the arc
and the furthest East and West satellite. After you have done this you can begin
using the auto dish positioner. Press<1> instead of <2> as listed in
Step 8. This forces the unit to automatically calculate the location of your selection
and move the dish for you to its "best guess".
16) When programming the "fringe" satellites or the farthest East/West,
make a note to yourself of the dish position. This will allow you to set the limits
effortlessly. After installing the satellites press <Go Back> until you come
back to the East/West Limit screen. Press <1> to select E limit. Using E/W
arrows change the numbers to those that you have noted for the E limit. Press <2>
for W limit and do the same thing. Simply set the limits to a few counts above or
below the satellite locations for C1 and G6. Press <view> to exit screen.
*Special Steps Pertaining to Acquisition of Digital Channels:*
17) Some additional skew adjustments may be necessary to receive digital signals
as they are more sensitive to cross polarization. This can be achieved by going to
the satellite needing adjustment. Tune to either the 'home' channel or the 'virtual'
channel. Press <options 6 4 4> The highlight should be over the current satellite
location. Press <enter>.
18) You will notice at the bottom of the screen a box unique to digital channels
labeled "Quality".
This number must be at least 25 to receive digital video. Play with <2> dish
position and <4> skew in small increments to achieve the highest quality. Channel
to the opposite polarity if applicable and repeat. Press <go back> and <enter>
to save. The opposite polarity on a digital channel is not always the next channel
in series, it may be several digital virtual channels higher or lower before the
polarities change.
The installation is complete.
4DTV, DigiCipher, DigiCipher II, and DigiCipher II Plus are registered
trademarks of General Instrument All other product and service names are trademarks
of their respective manufacturers or providers.
Source: www.4dtv.com
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