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Just in case you find it hard to find what is imporant, here's a Post-it note I keep on my desktop just for these types of requests:
By Coolfrenc
----To set up your SV 360 ELITE
-Download and unzip the Sv 360 Elite file then put usb in the Unit
press menu
scroll down to Pvr
usb drives
press ok
scroll down to sv360 elite file
press ok
S/W UPDATE
press ok
Will say and ask ...UPDATE OK ! REBOOT NOW
Press OK
It will Reboot.....DO NOT TOUCH TILL FINISHED REBOOTING
Press Blue Button on remote to safely remove the USB Stick.
SETTING UP THE SATELLITES
-Menu
-Installation
-Dish settings
-Press OK
#115( 119W) #123 ( 110W) #144 ( 91W)
TUNER ID Tuner 1 Tuner 1 Tuner 1
SATELLITE Echo star 7 Echo star 8,x Nimi1,3
CONNECTION Seperate Seperate Seperate
LNB TYPE Single Single Single
LNB FREQUENCY 11250 11250 11250
22 KHZ Off Off Off
LNB POWER On On On
TRANSPONDER 12239 12224 12224
SEARCH OPTION All All All
NETWORK SEARCH On On On
Diseqc Port # Port# Port#
MOTOR Disable Disable Disable
--Once your settings are correct Press EXIT
-- Say YES to (DO YOU WANT TO SAVE)
---This will save your settings
---Press RED BUTTON ....SCAN SAT for each satellite for your channels
--It will ask you...DO YOU WANT TO SAVE...Press YES
--Continue this procedure till all your sats are scanned
-----NOW GO TO:
Menu
#2 System Settings
User Options
AUTO ROLL----------------------------------On(OFF with IHUB)
AUTO TP UPDATE--------------------------On
SORT BY SID---------------------------------On
SORTH BY SID- AFTER SCAN-----------On
Closed CAPTION--------------------------On / Off
STAND-BY MODE EPG--------------------On
AUTO FULL NAME-------------------------On
LOCAL CHANNEL NUMBER-------------On/Off
　
another procedure.
　
Set up Procedures
There is really only three selections to start the Set Up process: Menu -> Installation -> Dish Settings -> Press OK.
The first thing you see when the STB is turned on is the "Language" selection which is straight forward and self-explanatory. Thereafter, this selection will appear anytime a Factory Default is selected. Then the "Channel Information Bar" appears at which time you select "menu" key on the rcu and the Main Menu comes on the TV screen.
Main Menu
Select Installation -> Dish Settings -> Press OK.
1. Select Tuner I.D. and choose one of the two Tuners, A or B using the Vol up/down keys on the rcu.
2. Select Satellite and choose the Sat you want to search pressing the Vol up/down keys. Press the OK button to see the preset Sat List. Note the Function Keys at the bottom of this display.
3. Select Connection and choose Loop Through (means: same Sat for Tuner 1 and 2 with loop through) or Separate (means: different Sat for each Tuner).
4. Select LNB type/Frequency and choose your LNB freq. or enter direct by using the numerical pad on the rcu.
5. Select 22KHz: Off
6. Select LNB power: On
7. Select Transponder (TP) and choose the Freq. you want to search using the Vol up/down keys or press OK to see preset TP list. Note Function Keys.
8. Select Search Option and choose one of three choices: All (Normal selection = fta + Scrambled Channels); fta (fta Channels); or cas (Scrambled Channels)
9. Select Network Search On
10. Select Diseqc Switch and choose Off or Mini-A, Mini-B, Port 1, 2, 3, or 4
11. Select Motor and choose one of three choices: Disable (Select this if no motor is used); motor (move the Dish); usals (set up system with usals).
12. Select Channel Scan Start and choose one of four Modes using the color Function Keys: Red (start sat scan); Green (start TP scan); Yellow (start multi-sat scan); or Blue (start blind scan). Before channel scan start, you can check signal strength and quality with the meter display on the screen.
13. Select Channel Scanning this menu appears after Channel Start is selected and you can see the six parameters of the scanning process.
After Channel Scanning is completed, " Do you want to save?" pop-up appears...select Yes to save. Then Press Exit Key on the rcu and you will move to the first TV channel. You have now completed the Set Up of your new Receiver and should be watching TV...Congratulations.