In manual tuning mode there s a hexadecimal to decimal converter, so the user can enter PIDs either way to avoid confusion. A bar graphic in the channel tuning menu indicates the signal strength. But the error rate of the signal is even more important. It s a clever idea that both values can be displayed on screen at the touch of a button on the remote. The info button will give even more information about the audio and video.
Detailed information is also available.
But for all this goes that the programme provider has to supply this information, of course. You can scroll down the EPG list in all the way and not needing to change channels first to another bouquet and start EPG again. EPG information can be displayed in full and condensed mode. The on-screen graphics are really superb, displaying the channel name, channel number, radio or TV and the time. Special icons indicate some more, like a crossed-out dish, meaning a broken connection to the LNB, or a torn slide, meaning an encrypted broadcast.