Omnisat B2554 - Satellitenempfänger Maxview - Kostenlose Bedienungsanleitung

Produkttyp	Tragbares Satellitenset
Modell	Omnisat B2554
Marke	Maxview
Schüsselgröße	54 cm (Durchmesser)
Kabellänge	10 m (F-Stecker auf F-Stecker)
Mitgeliefertes Zubehör	LNB, Stativ, Sat-Finder, Kompass, Zonenkarte, Tragetasche
Stativ	Höhenverstellbar, mit Spannvorrichtung und Erdspießen
Ausrichtung	Azimut (horizontal) und Elevation (vertikal)
Elevationsbereiche	5°-40° (nördliche Breiten) und 20°-55° (südliche Breiten)
Satellitenfinder	MAXVIEW CE mit Signalstärkeanzeige (LEDs) und Summer
Stromversorgung Sat-Finder	Über angeschlossenen Satellitenreceiver
Kompatible Satelliten	Astra 1, Astra 2, Hotbird, Eurobird u.a. (je nach Region)
Empfang	SD/HD (abhängig vom Receiver und Sender)
Anwendungsbereich	Camping, Caravan, Outdoor
Garantie	2 Jahre (auf Material- und Verarbeitungsfehler)
Reinigung	Mit einem weichen, feuchten Tuch; keine aggressiven Reinigungsmittel
Sicherheitshinweise	Stativ auf ebenem Grund, bei Wind mit Heringen sichern
Lagertipps	LNB-Arm einklappen und alle Teile in der Tragetasche verstauen

Häufig gestellte Fragen - Omnisat B2554 Maxview

Wie montiere ich das Stativ?

Zuerst die drei Beine des Stativs ausziehen und auf ebenem Boden aufstellen. Die Klemmvorrichtung am Stativkopf lösen, die Schüsselhalterung aufsetzen und mit den M8-Flachscheiben und Flügelmuttern festziehen. Anschließend die Erdspieße zur Stabilisierung einschlagen.

Wie richte ich die Schüssel auf Astra 2 aus?

Verwenden Sie den mitgelieferten Kompass. Drehen Sie die Lünette, sodass der Pfeil auf der hinteren Platte in der Mitte der farbigen Linie für Astra 2 liegt. Richten Sie die Schüssel in diese Richtung. Nutzen Sie den Sat-Finder, um das Signal zu optimieren.

Was bedeuten die LEDs und der Summer am Sat-Finder?

Der Sat-Finder zeigt die Signalstärke durch eine Tonhöhe und die Anzahl der leuchtenden LEDs an. Je stärker das Signal, desto höher der Ton und mehr LEDs leuchten. Wenn die zweite LED leuchtet und der Ton tief ist, ist das Signal gut. Drehen Sie den Signalpegelregler gegen den Uhrzeigersinn, um den Ton zu verringern und feinere Einstellungen zu ermöglichen.

Wie stelle ich den Elevationswinkel ein?

Ermitteln Sie anhand der Zonenkarte Ihren Standort und den erforderlichen Elevationswinkel. Lösen Sie die M6-Schraube und Flügelmutter an der Halterung, richten Sie die Skala auf den gewünschten Winkel (5°-40° für nördliche, 20°-55° für südliche Breiten) am Haltebügel aus und ziehen Sie die Schraube wieder fest.

Was tun, wenn ich kein Signal finde?

Überprüfen Sie, ob die Schüssel eine freie Sicht zum Satelliten hat (keine Bäume oder Gebäude). Stellen Sie sicher, dass Receiver und TV eingeschaltet sind. Feineinstellung von Azimut und Elevation in kleinen Schritten, da bei digitalem Empfang eine Verzögerung auftritt. Wenn der Lock Indicator OK zeigt und die Network ID 0002 ist, sind Sie auf Astra 2 ausgerichtet.

Kann ich das Set mit Sky oder Freesat verwenden?

Ja, das Set ist kompatibel mit Sky- und Freesat-Receivern. Für Sky nutzen Sie das Signal Test Menü (SERVICES-Taste, dann System Setup und Signal Test). Für Freesat beachten Sie die Bedienungsanleitung Ihres Receivers.

Wie baue ich das System nach dem Gebrauch ab?

Lösen Sie die M6-Schraube und Flügelmutter, nehmen Sie die Schüssel ab. Klappen Sie den LNB-Arm zur Schüssel hin. Lösen Sie die Klemmvorrichtung am Stativ und nehmen Sie die Halterung ab. Ziehen Sie die Beine ein und verstauen Sie alle Teile in der Tragetasche.

Wie kann ich die Stabilität bei Wind erhöhen?

Die mitgelieferten Erdspieße (Tent Pegs) können durch die Löcher im Stativfuß in den Boden geschlagen werden, um ein Umkippen bei Wind zu verhindern. Achten Sie darauf, dass das Stativ auf festem, ebenem Grund steht.

Welche Satelliten sind mit dieser 54-cm-Schüssel empfangbar?

Die Schüssel ist für den Empfang mehrerer Satelliten geeignet, darunter Astra 1 (19,2° Ost), Astra 2 (28,2° Ost), Hotbird (13° Ost) und Eurobird. Die genauen Kanäle hängen vom verwendeten Receiver und Abonnement ab.

Wo finde ich die aktuelle Satelliten-Fußabdruckkarte?

Aktuelle Fußabdruckkarten finden Sie auf den Websites der Satellitenbetreiber: www.ses-astra.com und www.eutelsat.com. Die Karten zeigen die Signalabdeckung für Ihre Region.

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG Omnisat B2554 Maxview

www.maxview.co.uk
Maxview Ltd, Common Lane, Setchey, King's Lynn, Norfolk, P€33 OAT, England
CUSTOMER HELPLINE 01553 811000

ASSEMBLY & USER INSTRUCTIONS

OMNISAT 54 PORTABLE SATELLITE KIT MAXVIEW MAXVIEW OMNISAT

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Thank you for purchasing this product, should you have any difficulty using your Portable Satellite Kit please contact our friendly Customer Helpline on [phone].
Before you use your Omnisat Portable Dish System for the first time you will need to assemble the dish pack.
Please retain these instructions for future reference

KIT CONTENTS CHECK LIST SATELLITE ASSEMBLY A: LNB assembly B: 10m 'F' to 'F' Satellite Cable C: Dish Bracket Assembly D: Dish Assembly A B C D

TRIPOD ASSEMBLY
E: Tripod
F: Tripod Swivel Top G: Ground Pegs

Product photo of a mechanical assembly with labeled parts (E, F, G) and no visible text or symbols on the main components.

ACCESSORIES H: Kit Holdall I: Satellite Zone Map J: Sat Finder K: Satellite Compass H I J K

RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL EXTRA - NOT INCLUDED.

Provides a neat, external weatherproof cable entry point(s) into a caravan or mobile home.
Available in a variety of models. Please see our leisure catalogue or visit us online www.maxview.co.uk

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SATELLITE FOOTPRINT INFORMATION

The footprint of a satellite is the ground area where the signal is available and determines the satellite dish size required to receive each transponder's signal. The footprints below show area in which this 54cm dish can receive signals when used with a compatible satellite receiver. Each satellite has its own footprint & beams down it's own channels.

* Only available when using a SKY receiver. Channel listings will be dependent on SKY subscription package.

Note - Use these footprints for general guidance only - Footprint mapping is originally created by SES-ASTRA & EUTELSAT, organisations who own and operate the satellites.

For up to date footprint information visit www.ses-astra.com or www.eutelsat.com

ASTRA 2 South Channels Include...

SKY NEWS

BBC NEWS 2

CNN

SKY CHANNELS* RADIO CHANNEL

...AND MANY MORE

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Attach the clamp to the tripod mast and tighten using 2 x M8 Metal Flat Washers and 2 X M8 Wing Nuts.

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Fold arm down.

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Point your satellite dish in the direction of the arrow. This will indicate the general direction of the satellite.

Ensure the satellite dish has a clear line of sight to the satellite with no trees or buildings causing an obstruction.

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Attach rotating mast to tripod using a slotted or cross head screw driver.

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Insert LNB assembly into the front of the folding arm. Check that the plastic studs have clicked into place. (Note LNB may look different to the one illustrated).

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Rotate the compass until the red end of the needle points North (N) on the compass dial. N.B. The compass must be horizontal and the needle must rotate freely. Allow sufficient time for the needle to react to the rotation. Stand away from metallic objects or electrical appliances.

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Loosen the fixing clamp on the tripod stand and push legs downwards. Extend the feet of the tripod stand as far as they will go for maximum stability. Ensure the tripod is on level ground so the tripod mast is perpendicular to the ground.

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Attach satellite dish to bracket. Make sure that bracket slots into grooves of elevation plate. Secure using M6 bolt, washer and wing nut.

ASTRA 1 ASTRA 2 HOTBIRD

Use the Omnisat Compass as an aid to point the satellite dish in a south easterly direction towards the desired satellite. Rotate the black bezel on the compass until the arrow on the clear back plate is in the centre of the coloured line of the desired satellite.

ASTRA SOUTH

EUROBIRD

EUROBIRD Channels In

MOVIES4MEN, TRUE MOVIES RED ZONE CHANNELS THE VAULT PERFORMANCE BLOOMBERG ...AND MANY MORE

ASTRA 2D

ASTRA 2D Channels Include...

ALL BBC CHANNELS ALL ITV CHANNELS CHANNEL 4 FILM 4

FLEM 4 FIVE

SKY CHANNELS*

RADIO CHANNELS ...AND MANY MORE

ASTRA 2C

ASTRA 2C Channels Include... SKY CHANNELS* (FIVE US, FIVER)

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ASTRA 2 NORTH

ASTRA 2 North Channels Include... SKY CHANNELS* (SKY BOX OFFICE UKTV SKY SPORTS SKY 1, 2, 3)

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Stowage recommendation (for quick re-assembly).
Fold LNB arm towards dish.

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You can now pack all the separate parts neatly in the kit holdall provided.
Please note there is a pocket located on the font side of the holdall for all your satellite finding accessories.

GUIDELINES FOR SKY DIGITAL SATELLITE RECEPTION

To align the satellite dish to the Astra 2 satellite for digital satellite reception, use the SIGNAL TEST menu built into the SKY digibox. To access this menu you will first have to press the SERVICES button on the remote control. In the SERVICES menu you will then need to access the SYSTEM SET UP (number 4) and the SIGNAL TEST (number 6).

The display will then show, from top to bottom: SIGNAL STRENGTH - SIGNAL QUALITY - LOCK INDICATOR - NETWORK ID -TRANSPORT STREAM You will need to adjust the dish until there is at least a quarter of the SIGNAL QUALITY bar display, the LOCK INDICATOR shows OK and the NETWORK ID is displaying 0002. If the NETWORK ID is showing any other details, you have locked onto the wrong satellite and will need to re-align the dish. When Astra 2 North Beam is being received the TRANSPORT STREAM will display 07d4. This is not the case if receiving South Beam. Press BACK UP.

FOR FREE TO AIR OR FREESAT RECEIVER INSTALLATION INFORMATION PLEASE SEE OPERATING MANUALS

SUPPORT, TERMS & CONDITIONS

This satellite system is guaranteed against defective parts or workmanship for 2 years from time of purchase. (This excludes any malfunction caused by improper use, accidental or malicious damage. This does not affect your statutory rights. If you do experience a problem with the product contact Maxview Customer Services

All instructions and models are subject to change. Maxview reserve the right to alter specifications without prior notice. Copyright ^© . These instructions are the sole property of Maxview Ltd and may not be reproduced. Recycle packaging where facilities exist.

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For additional stability, the tent pegs supplied can also be used to prevent the stand from falling over in the wind

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Loosen the knob on tripod swivel top, then lift off with bracket assembly still attached.

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Remove the sat finder. Connect the long cable lead to the LNB by screwing the 'F' connector into the underside of the LNB. Ensure the 'F' connector is screwed on tightly.

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Loosen the M6 bolt and wing nut on the bracket assembly then remove dish assembly.

SAT-FINDER REC MAXVIEW

Switch TV and receiver on and the LED marked ⏻ will light up. Turn the signal level control knob anticlockwise to adjust the satellite finder so that the built in buzzer gives a deep tone and the 2nd LED is lit.

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Azimuth Alignment

Once the correct elevation angle has been set, loosen the clamp at the top of the mast. Refer to the Omnisat Compass and slowly rotate the dish by turning to the left and then back towards the right within the coloured segment of the desired satellite until you hear a change in tone from the satellite finder.

As the tone and number of red LED's increase, turn the signal level adjustment control anticlockwise to turn the tone down and repeat this fine adjustment until there is no further increase in tone. You may also need to fine tune the elevation to achieve best reception. N.B. Ensure that you continuously turn down the tone as if the tone is too high you will not hear an increase in the tone.

As the satellite finder only determines the reception level and doesn't know from which satellite the signals actually come from, check on the receiver, whether the desired satellite is being received. If this is not the case, continue to search for the next satellite position. If you are receiving signals from the desired satellite, continue to finely adjust the dish until picture is clear.

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Connect the longer cable to the socket marked 'REC' on the satellite finder and route from the satellite finder to the satellite receiver.

A : 5° - 40' B : 20° - 55'

Elevation Alignment

Using zone map provided, identify your position and required angle of elevation. To adjust elevation of dish, line up degrees on the dish braket to the notch on the pole bracket and tighten.

Please note that depending on your location, elevation angle will need to be adjusted. If your location is North adjust elevation angle on the dish marked 5-40'. If South adjust using elevation angle marked 20-55'.

INFORMATION

To receive a clear satellite picture, the dish must have the correct Vertical and Horizontal or Azimuth Alignment.

Vertical alignment is the dish angle of elevation and refers to the angle at which the satellite signals hit the earth's surface. The elevation angle increases the closer you travel to the equator.

Horizontal alignment is the adjustment of the dish in the direction (east or west) of the satellite from which you wish to receive signals. Please note that the dish alignment is critical.

Digital reception produces a substantial delay between receiving a signal and displaying a picture. Therefore small adjustments of the dish should be made in order to allow time for the digital meter in the satellite receiver to respond correctly.

Consult the manufacturer's instruction manual of your satellite receiver for more details.

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