TECHNIPRO RV 700-14E - Satellite receiver TECHNISAT - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Satellite Receiver
Brand	TechniSat
Model	TECHNIPRO RV 700-14E
Dimensions (approx.)	30 x 20 x 5 cm
Weight (approx.)	1.2 kg
Power Supply	12V DC, 15W
TV Standard	DVB-S2
Video Decoding	MPEG-2 / MPEG-4 (H.264, H.265)
Output Resolution	Up to 1080p
Output Interfaces	HDMI, SCART (optional), RCA
DiSEqC Support	DiSEqC 1.0 / 1.2
USB Port	1 x USB 2.0 (playback/recording)
Card Slot	1 x Common Interface slot
Channel Memory	4000 channels
Control	Front panel buttons, remote control (included)
Cleaning	Wipe with a soft dry cloth
Safety	Do not expose to moisture; disconnect during storms
Spare Parts	Remote control, power adapter available from TechniSat
Warranty	2 years (standard)

Frequently Asked Questions - TECHNIPRO RV 700-14E TECHNISAT

How do I scan for channels on my TECHNIPRO RV 700-14E?

Press the Menu button, go to Installation, select Auto Scan. Ensure your dish is correctly aligned and connected to the LNB. The receiver will scan all available transponders.

Why is there no signal on my receiver?

Check that the satellite dish is properly aligned and the LNB cable is firmly connected. Use the Signal Meter in the installation menu to verify signal strength. Also ensure the correct satellite is selected in the settings.

How do I reset the receiver to factory settings?

Go to Menu > Settings > Factory Reset. Confirm with the OK button. This will erase all stored channels and personal settings.

My remote control is not working. What should I do?

First, check the batteries and replace if necessary. Ensure there are no obstacles between the remote and the receiver. If still not working, re-pair the remote by pressing the Pair button on the receiver and follow on-screen instructions.

Can I record TV programs with this receiver?

Yes, the TECHNIPRO RV 700-14E supports recording to a USB storage device. Connect a USB flash drive or external HDD (formatted to FAT32) and use the Record button on the remote.

How do I update the firmware?

Download the latest firmware from the TechniSat support website. Copy it to a USB drive, insert it into the receiver, go to Menu > Upgrade and follow the instructions. Do not turn off the power during update.

What satellite positions does this receiver support?

It supports multiple satellite positions via DiSEqC 1.0/1.2. You can add up to 4 satellites and switch between them using the remote.

The picture is freezing or pixelating. How to fix?

This is usually due to poor signal. Check dish alignment and cable connections. Also, ensure LNB frequency is correct (e.g., 9750/10600 MHz for Universal LNB). Reduce any long cable runs or use a signal amplifier.

How do I connect the receiver to my TV?

Use an HDMI cable for best quality. Alternatively, use the SCART or RCA (composite) output if your TV lacks HDMI. Ensure the TV input is set to the correct source.

Why are some channels missing after scanning?

Check if the satellite is correctly selected and the LNB settings match your setup. Some channels may be encrypted; you need a valid smartcard inserted in the CI slot. Also, ensure the scanning mode is set to All Channels or Free-to-Air accordingly.

USER MANUAL TECHNIPRO RV 700-14E TECHNISAT

Programmable single-cable outlets

TechniSat

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1 Characteristics....6
2 Functional Specification....6
3 Notes for the Installer....7
4 Installation....7
4.1 Tools 7
4.2 Installation and Safety Instructions....7
4.3 Installing the Outlet 8
4.4 Service LED 8
5 Technical Data....8

1 Merkmale

Close-up of a TechniSat device connected to an electrical terminal block (no visible text or symbols on the main body)

Abb. 2: PROGRAMMIERADAPTER RVP 700 an RV 700-14E angeschlossen.

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4 Montage

4.1 Werkzeug

Pure electrical circuit lines without any symbols

• For single-cable systems according to EN 50494 and EN 50607
• With DC voltage feed-through via satellite connection to the trunk line (max. 24 V/400 mA, 22 kHz- and DiSEqC™ signal)
  • Monitoring of DiSEqC ^TM signalling by microcontroller
  • Overload protection by means of an electronic fuse and decoupling diodes
• Return-path compatible for systems with cable connection (CATV modem)
• Configurable functions with the PROGRAMMING UNIT RVP 700:

– disabling individual user bands
- operation in Legacy mode (no switch-off at 18 V constant signal for standard multi-switch system)
— operation in disconnect mode (no DC feed-through to the trunk)
— LED display for status and fault indication (can be switched off)
— Functions can be expanded.

- Basic functions at delivery:

- The connected receiver is switched off if it does not use the single-cable DiSEqC™ command set in accordance with EN 50494 or EN 50607 (switching off the power from the satellite connection to the input at +18 VDC after approx. 400 ms).

Fig. 1: RV 700-14E

RV 700-8E End	outlet, terminated
RV 700-10E Loop through outlet 10 dB
RV 700-14E Loop through outlet 14 dB
RV 700-17E Loop through outlet 17 dB

— configured for single-cable systems according to EN 50494 and EN 50607
— All user bands (UB1 ... UB32) are enabled.
— LED display switched off

- Connections:

— TV: IEC connector (m) (IEC 61169-2)
— Radio: IEC connector (f) (IEC 61169-2)
— SAT: F-socket (IEC 61169-24)

- With screw and claw fastening for flush-mounted installation boxes ∅ 55 - 65 mm

2 Functional Specification

In single-cable satellite reception systems, interferences are possible if individual subscribers or receivers block the trunk line by means of an 18 V constant signal. Due to these interferences, other subscribers are no longer able to communicate with the multi-switch or LNB.

In practice, it is also possible that incorrectly configured receivers use the user IDs of other subscribers. In this case, we are talking about interferences in the form of the so-called ping-pong effect, because two subscribers "fight" for the same transponder.

The single-cable outlets of the RV 700-E series have a microcontroller that monitors signalling inside single-cable systems. In addition to signal voltages (14 V/18 V), audio signals (22 kHz) or DiSEqC ^TM signals are also analysed.

The antenna outlets turn off a permanent voltage of 18 V and, by means of a user ID check, ensure that only the enabled user band IDs are transmitted from the receiver to the multi-switch via the outlet.

The PROGRAMMING UNIT RVP 700 transmits the user band IDs which need to be enabled to the single-cable antenna outlet, thus ensuring that the subscribers in a single-cable antenna system do not interfere with each other. Using the PROGRAMMING UNIT RVP 700, a specialist retailer or installer configures one or several defined user IDs in the single-cable antenna outlet during the installation of the antenna system. To do so, the specialist retailer or installer connects the programming device to the F-socket of the antenna outlet. By means of the TechniSat RV-control app, a connection to the PROGRAMMING UNIT is established, and the data for the configuration of the antenna outlet is transmitted to the programming device.

3 Notes for the Installer

• To adjust other functions, the PROGRAMMIERADAPTER RVP 700 (item number 0000/3189) and the TechniSat RVcontrol app – available for free for various operating systems – are required; see Fig. 2.
• Pay attention to the RVP 700 and TechniPro RV 700 E user guide.
• To configure a single-cable outlet according to the antenna system layout, connect the RVP 700 to the SAT connection (F-type connector) of the outlet and follow the instructions in the RVP 700 and TechniSat RVcontrol app. You can do it either before or after the outlet has been installed in the system.
  • We recommend keeping records of the enabled user band IDs of the outlet for the user.
• When configuring an outlet, never do not disconnect it from the RVP 700 or interrupt the convection.
• Follow the installation instructions below to install the outlet.

Close-up of a TechniSat RVP 700 sensor module connected to an internal electrical terminal (no visible text or symbols on the device body)

Fig. 2: PROGRAMMING UNIT RVP 700 connected to RV 700-14E.

4 Installation

4.1 Tools

• Knife or stripping aid
  • Phillips screwdriver, size 1 or flat screwdriver 5 x 0.8

4.2 Installation and Safety Instructions

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WARNING

Risk of injuries due to sharp edges!

▶ Ensure that the installation is carried out by qualified personnel only.

▶ Use outlets indoors in dry areas only.

▶ Make sure not to damage the outer conductor when stripping it, otherwise the specified screening factors cannot be achieved.

▶ Make sure that the wires of the braided shield do not touch the inner conductor after stripping the cable. Danger of short circuit!

▶ Do not touch the tips of the claws.

4.3 Installing the Outlet

1. Strip the cable as shown below.
   

1. Connect the cable. To do so:
   -Open the flap..
   -Connect the inner conductor.

1. Turn the outlet with cabel by 180°.
   

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1. Press the outlet into the installation box and lock it.
   

4.4 Service LED

Display Function
Red 18 V or 22 kHz signal at the satellite connection >400 ms (single-cable mode)
Red Load current is too high; >500 mA (electronic fuse)
Red, flashing DiSEqC ^TM command with a disabled user band ID from the end device at the satellite connec-tion
Green Configurat on is being applied (programming mode).
Green, flashing D ^TM SEqC command with an enabled user band ID

5 Technical Data

		Typ	RV 700-8E RV	700-10E RV 700	0-14E RV 700-17E
		Item number	0000/3192 00	00/3186 0000/3187	0000/3188
Through loss		5 ... 10 MHz	-	1,5 dB	1,5 dB	1,5 dB
		10 ...862 MHz	-	1,1 dB	1,1 dB	1,1 dB
		862 ... 2.150 MHz	-	1,9 dB	1,9 dB	1,9 dB
Insertion loss	TV	5...68 / 118...862 MHz	8 dB	10 dB	14 dB	17 dB
	SAT	950 ... 2.150 MHz	8 dB	10 dB	14 dB	17 dB
	Radio	87,5 ... 108 MHz	9 dB	11 dB	15 dB	18 dB
Decoupling(Between two subscribers)		5 ... 862 MHz	-	≥42 dB
		950 ... 2.150 MHz	-	≥32 dB
Screening factor		5 ... 300 MHz	≥85 dB
		300 ... 470 MHz	≥80 dB
		470 ... 950 MHz	≥75 dB
		950 ... 2.150 MHz	≥55 dB
Compliant with standards		EN 60728-11, EN 50083-2

Please dispose of the device at the end of its service life in accordance with legal regulations, e.g. return the device to public collection points.

Please contact your local council to find out where your nearest disposal facility is.

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Changes and misprints excepted. Status 09/16

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