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USER'S MANUAL PRODIG-1+.
Figure 11.- Rotation of active detection points.
When you select a satellite detection point, the name (four letters maximum)
assigned to that point is momentarily displayed.
Figure 12.- Initial satellite identification screen.
Afterwards, and if a signal with a valid transport stream is detected in the frequency
(or frequencies) assigned to this satellite, then the instrument shows the message 'lock'
on the screen and attempts to obtain the orbital position of the satellite to which the
antenna is pointing to. When this information is detected, it is shown on the display.
Sometimes this may cause a reduction of the identifying text characters number.
If the provider does not use the field corresponding to the orbital position data, '0O' will
be shown on the display.
The signal provider is the exclusive responsible of the orbital position accuracy. PROMAX
ELECTRONICA, S.A. only extracts and shows the information contained in the detected
signal.
Later, the instrument attempts to obtain the Service Provider, Network and Bouquet.
If it is not possible to determine the Service Provider, it attempts to show the Network
name. If it cannot determine that too, it will attempt to show the Bouquet. If it still has
trouble identifying the signal but detects a valid transport stream, it will show the
message "MPEG-2 ... DATA?"
Figure 13.- Identifying a memorised satellite.
You may find that the instrument does not manage to initially determine any of the
three parameters and that it shows the message "MPEG-2 ... DATA?", to subsequently
obtain one of the previous parameters and alter the on-screen message.
If the instrument does not detect a signal with a valid transport stream, then the
'lock' message does not appear on the screen and it continues to show the name that
has been assigned to that satellite detection point (see figure 12).
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