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www.TELE-satellite.com — 10-11/2007 TELE-satellite & Broadband
recording. Swapping harddisks
and transferring data to a PC
becomes child’s play and to top
it off, even a USB stick with suf-
ficient memory can be attached
to the USB interface so that you
can put several hours of record-
ing in your pant pockets, for
example.
Updating the operating
system of the receiver can also
take place with a USB stick so
that the also available RS-232
interface will be out of work
most of the time.
Our test unit came with an
external Freecom 500GB hard-
disk which has the added ben-
efit of switching off as soon as
the receiver goes into standby.
Form a design point of view it
also fits in nicely with the new
S80.12 HD thanks to its blue
LED on the front panel.
A USB extension cable is also
included, which allows connect-
ing external USB devices with-
out having to fiddle around with
the interface on the back of the
receiver a very thoughtful
gesture.
The workmanship of the
receiver lives up to the expec-
tations we have in Eycos and
the remote control is also
robust and sturdy, even though
some users might nd it to be
a bit oversized. All buttons are
clearly labelled and beginners
should be able to use it right
away, too.
Our test unit was shipped with
a German operating manual and
although this was labelled as a
pre-release version it included
all required information in a
neat and sufcient manner.
Everyday use
The Eycos S80.12 HD is a
product clearly geared towards
the European market and thus
it is hardly surprising that it
comes pre-programmed with
all channels that are likely to be
received in European countries.
The channel list includes up-
to-date parameters for ASTRA
19.2° East, HOTBIRD 13° East
and TURKSAT 42° East.
By the time the receiver is
ofcially available in stores
Eycos have promised to add
ASTRA 3A 23.5° East and
ASTRA2 28.2, both of which
carry several HDTV channels
across Europe. An updated
channel list will also be made
available on the manufacturer’s
website at www.eycos.de.
Pushing the ‘Menu button
will also leave you stunned,
because Eycos has managed to
arrange the many features of
their new S80.12 HD into four
neatly structured areas.
The first area deals with the
antenna configuration and the
channel list. All in all, 175 Euro-
pean, Asian and American sat-
ellites are listed, yet the list is
not fully up-to-date and needs
some revision. The manufac-
turer has promised to address
this problem and offer an
update by the time the official
sales starts.
The receiver can handle C-
band as well as Ku-band signals
and even the most exotic LOFs
won’t pose a problem thanks to
a manual LOF setting. You can
choose to use the new Eycos
receiver with a DiSEqC rotating
system or a multifeed antenna
since it features DiSEqC 1.0,
1.2 as well as 1.3 (USALS). The
only thing missing is DiSEqC
1.1.
In line with all the positive
attributes mentioned so far the
receiver is also very quick when
scanning for signals. Four and
a half minutes is all it took to
fully scan an 80-transponder
satellite and it may well be that
it set a new record for this job.
All-in-all there is memory for
6000 channels, which should be
sufficient for most users.
The second menu area helps
to personalise the device, start-
ing from selecting the desired
language of the OSD (English,
French, German, Spanish, Ital-
ian, Russian, Turkish, Dutch,
Czech or Polish) and ranging
from setting the brightness of
the front panel LED all the way
to a number of OSD settings.
A feature worth mentioning is
the automatic detection of AC3
audio. Thanks to this, owners of
DD 5.1 home theatre systems
won’t have to manually select
the Dolby Digital soundtrack
– this task is fully taken care of
by the receiver.
The AV settings of the S80.12
HD can be used to pair the
receiver with your TV set or
beamer by choosing parame-
ters like resolution (576p, 720p
or 1080i), colour system (PAL
or NTSC) as well as signal types
CVBS or RGB for those using a
scart connection.
Naturally, you can also define
whether your TV is 4:3 or 16:9,
so that the receiver sends the
correctly formatted signal via
HDMI. Furthermore, the inter-
nal clock can be set manually or
synced with satellite data.
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