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TELE-audiovision.com1. Main menu of the MKTech
CB200 HD
2. Various measurements in
DVB-S2 mode
3. Transponder search
4. Constellation diagram
5. Explorer function
6. Selecting the target
transponder
7. Packet Control function
8. Selecting the appropriate
LOF frequency
9. Selecting the appropriate
DiSEqC ports
10. DiSEqC protocols 1.2 and
1.3 are supported as well
11. Angle calculation
12. DiSEqC 1.2 options
for the signal level as well as
supply voltage through the
terrestrial signal input, if re-
quired. You won’t find many
more adjustment options and
– quite frankly – you won’t
need any more either!
This means you’re (or rath-
er, the meter is) ready for
taking the first signal meas-
urement. All you need to do is
look up a dedicated menu item
labelled Satellite or Terrestri-
al. Contrary to many meters
offered by other manufactur-
ers MKTech has equipped the
CB200 HD with a genuinely
up-to-date database of C
band and Ku band satellites.
A total of 82 satellite entries
are available, complete with
all their transponder data. So
a short period of familiarisa-
tion users should be able to
operate the CB200 HD with-
out even having to look at it.
On the bottom side of the
meter MKTech has positioned
a USB port, a socket for con-
necting the external charging
unit, as well as a mechanical
power switch. We would have
appreciated a way to feed
A/V signals from the meter
to an external device and to
display external signals on
the meter’s screen. Neither
option, however, is available.
The main menu of the
CB200 HD sports a decidedly
minimalistic look and feel.
This is not a bad thing at all,
since it allows operating the
meter without having to study
the manual beforehand. In
System Settings users can
select their preferred OSD
language, the measuring unit