Silvercrest SSR 1080 B2 - Manual (Page 125)

Satellite Receiver SSR 1080 B2
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TP
Press the [Yellow] button (23) to edit the transponder lists. In the first
column you can press the /P- or /P+ navigation buttons (26) to
select a satellite position. The second column shows the existing
transponders. The signal strength (S) and signal quality (Q) of the
selected transponder are displayed.
Press the [Red] button (39) to add a new transponder for the
selected satellite.
Frequency
Enter the frequency of the satellite transponder. You can enter the
value directly by using the numeric buttons (20).
Symbol Rate
The most common symbol rates of satellite transponders use the
27500 or 22000 values. You can enter the value directly by using
the numeric buttons (20).
Polarization
Satellites broadcast signals with vertical and horizontal polarity.
Select the desired polarity Horizontal or Vertical.
Note: The common notation 12480H means: Frequency 12,480
MHz and horizontal (H) polarisation.
S2 Mode
Specify whether the transponder broadcasts in DVB S2 mode or
not.
Modulation
Select the modulation. The following options are available: QPSK
and 8-PSK.
FEC Rate
Enter the FEC rate or select Auto to have the system set this value
automatically.
Pilot
Select the pilot parameters. The following options are available: On
Off.
To save the settings, press the [Red] button (39).
Press the /VOL+ navigation button (26) to switch to the
transponder list. Use the /P+ or /P- navigation buttons (26) to
highlight the desired transponder and then press OK/ENTER (25).
Tp Edit
Press the [Green] button (38) to edit the selected transponder. Refer
to the settings described above.
Delete
Press the [Yellow] button (23) to delete the selected transponder. A
safety prompt will appear. Select “Yes” on the safety prompt to
delete the transponder definitely. Or select “No” to cancel.
Note: Here you can select and delete multiple transponders by
pressing the OK/ENTER button (25). To remove a transponder from
the selection, highlight it and press the OK/ENTER button (25)
again.