Uniden UST-9000 - Manual (Page 11)

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Now that the antenna is set up and properly operating and
the UST-9000 is programmed with satellite positions and spe­
cial channels you are ready to pioneer the new frontiers of
satellite television. With the UST-699 infrared remote in hand
and a copy of your favorite satellite program guide, try each
of the functions listed below. All operations described belo\#
are accessed by the remote control used with the UST-900*
or the UST-88 Remote Station.
Press the Power Key on the Remote
The UST-9000 will turn on and all the displays will light. The
last satellite and channel previously watched will come on.
You can adjust the volume by pressing the Volume up and
down keys or mute the volume by pressing the Mute key.
Select a Channel
Press 0 - 9 keys to select any of 24 channels on the current
satellite. The selected channel will appear in the channel dis­
play and that channel will come on. Press key I and in 2
seconds channel I will appear. Press keys 2 - 2 and channel
22 will appear. Press the channel up or down keys to rapidly
step through each channel.
Select a Satellite
Open the lid at the top of the remote. Press the Type key until
the letter of the satellite you wish to view appears. Press the
No. key until the satellite number appears. Press the Call key.
The antenna will move to the preprogrammed position for
that satellite. Select the desired channel on that satellite. If
the satellite you selected is not programmed in memory, the
satellite display will revert to the last satellite.
Fine-Tuning the Video
When satellite positions were programmed, the best possible
picture was tuned. There may be times when the signal strays
or natural forces cause the alignment of the antenna to
change. If a certain satellite is consistently bad you may want
to reprogram its setting. If the signal is temporarily off, you
can fine-tune the picture by momentarily pressing the East or
West key. If the picture is still not satisfactory try pressing the
Skew +/- keys on the front panel. The Video Fine key is
primarily used for Ku band reception but may help with some
C band satellites. There may be other factors that affect the
picture quality. See the Helpful Hints section of this guide.
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Select the Audio
When a satellite and channel have been called the audio will
come on as Audio 1,6.8 MHz, Mono. This setting is common
for most programming. If your local satellite program guide
indicates a different setting, press the Mode key for Discrete
or Matrix stereo. Press the Narrow key if the guide calls for
narrow band audio. Tune the Audio I frequency to the pre­
scribed setting. Tune the Audio 2 frequency to its setting.
Select DNR for clearer audio. Whenever a channel or satellite
is changed, the audio will revert to Audio 1,6.8 MHz, Mono.
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Select a Video Station
The UST-9000 has a 99 station memory for video programs.
You can store your favorite channels and access them
calling the station number for that channel. The receiver will
automatically tune to the satellite, channel and audio - ready
to watch. Press the Video key under the lid. Press the channel
keys for the number of the station you wish to call. Press the
call key. The TV screen will display the station number, satel­
lite type and number, and the channel.
Select an Audio Station
The UST-9000 also has a 99 station memory for satellite radio
programs. You can store your favorite radio channels and
access them by calling the station number for that channel.
The receiver will automatically tune to the satellite, channel
and audio - ready to enjoy. Press the Audio key under the lid.
Press the channel keys for the number of the station you wish
to call. Press the Call key. The TV screen will display the radio
station number, satellite type and number, and the channel.
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NOTE: If you call a satellite that has not been programmed
the No. display will flash and then return to the previous
satellite.
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