Humax PVR-8000 User Manual - Page 54

Motorised System DiSEqC 1.2 User Instructions If you have a Motorised System for DiSEqC1.2, you can set the Motorised System item to Enable on Antenna Setting window and add necessary functions. If a Motorised System is set to Enable, you cannot select DiSEqC Input items but, instead, you can use new menus(Satellite Name, DiSEqC Command Mode, Movement and Limit Setting) on Antenna Setting window and the Goto/Store items are added to Operation window(User mode). In case that a Motorised System is Enabled, if you have defined Satellite Name on the Window and also created the location information about the satellite, you can drive the motor which corresponds to the Satellite Name by moving the cursor and selecting 'Goto'. Otherwise, you need to move to the Item window by using the buttons in the DiSEqC Command mode of the window and select Installer. Then, you will find that the Reset command is added as Motor Control Command on Operation window, which is different from the User mode. After selecting your Motorised System as Installer, move to and select the Movement item on the window, and move the cursor to Item by using the buttons and then select East or West by using the buttons. Now, the motor will start to be driven. If it starts to be driven, move East/West until you find the location at which signal quality is best. If multiple locations are found, you should select other frequency and drive the motor again until only a single location is found. You can select Stop at the best location by using the signal level and signal quality bar on the bottom of the window and then move the cursor to Operation window and select Store the item to save the current location information. Be careful that if you exit the menu without saving this location information, the current Satellite location information will be lost. Repeat the above steps for other Satellites to use your Motorised System for them. Once you have set the location information for a satellite, you can perform fine-tuning for its location information If you start to search services from the location information previously saved. GB52