The remote control is just the opposite, looking very unusual at first glance. The channel and volume buttons are laid out in the shape of a star enabling them to be quickly identified in daily use. Close by but further up are all the other function keys. Using these all the diverse menus can be called up which is excellent for the hobbyist allowing him to save having to wander through endless menus until finally reaching the audio or video sections. This could be confusing for the lay person if he hits the wrong key in error and instead of watching the late night horror movie is treated to the, less exciting, video menu.
Recovery is simple enough though.
A quick dab of the same key allows the ghosts to be viewed as planned. Having said that, once the user is used to the remote's layout then it is very easy. In particle use As the preliminary test indicated installation is very straight forward. 4 MHz and is satisfactory. The system menu takes care of the LNB types, the LOF offsets and available decoders.