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    TEST REPORT

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    HDTV Satellite Receiver with PVR

    Sharp, Sharper, NanoxxNanoxx 9800HD

    Sharp, Sharper, Nanoxx! This advertising slogan pops up on German manufacturer

    Nanoxxs website and with good reason as our tests will show. But one thing at a time.

    When Nanoxx asked us a few weeks ago to take a closer look at their new 9800HD,

    naturally we said yes. Weve already tested a variety of Nanoxx receivers and were

    impressed each time.

    We were quite excited when

    the delivery truck dropped

    off the package with the

    receiver at our test center.

    The 9800HD managed to

    earn its first plus points while

    we were unpacking it; as has

    been typical with Nanoxx,

    they stuck with an elegant

    and above all slim design.

    At just 30x6.3x22cm in size,

    it easily fits on any TV stand

    or in any living room cabi-

    net. Its discreet silver/black

    color combination is incon-

    spicuously elegant and it has

    an easy to read blue colored

    alphanumeric display.

    The front panel comes with

    six buttons used to operate

    the receiver in lieu of the

    remote control plus a sev-

    enth Standby button that is

    illuminated in blue while the

    receiver is in use. Two CI

    slots capable of working with

    all the popular modules, such

    as Irdeto, Nagravision, Cryp-

    toworks or Viaccess along

    with a card reader for Conax,

    X-Crypt, DG-Crypt, Firecrypt

    and Crypton can all be found

    behind a flap on the right side

    of the front panel.

    When you take a look at the

    rear panel and all of the con-

    nectors on the new Nanoxx

    receiver, you would have

    to ask yourself, did they

    forget anything? If you look

    closely, youll see that every

    possible interface is available

    and usable.

    Of course the most impor-

    tant of these would be the two

    satellite IF inputs for DVB-S

    and DVB-S2 that also sport

    looped-through outputs. The

    9800HD can be connected

    to a TV or projection system

    using the HDMI interface, the

    three RCA jacks for YUV, an

    S-Video jack, a CVBS jack as

    well as two Scart connectors.

    NANOXX 9800HDAn outstandingly equipped universalHD receiver with an unprecedented

    number of features

    Exceptional audio is supplied

    by optical and coaxial S/PDIF

    outputs.

    Communicating with other

    devices can be handled via

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    Channel list with numerous sorting capabilities

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    the two USB jacks (Type A

    and Type B for linking to anexternal hard drive or a PC),

    an e-SATA interface as well

    as an Ethernet interface.

    Theres even a good old

    RS-232 interface available

    that can be used to upload/

    download channel lists. Its

    all topped off with a main

    power switch, something

    that you unfortunately dont

    always find on other receiver

    brands.

    The included remote con-

    trol is just as elegant and

    sits nicely in your hands. The

    buttons are ideally labeled

    and after only a short time

    getting to know the remote

    youd be able to operate

    every function blindfolded.

    All of the buttons are easy to

    reach and easy to depress.

    The detailed, fully-illus-

    trated user manual printedin English and German will

    answer any questions you

    might have regarding the

    operation of this new Nanoxx

    receiver. The manufacturer

    gets a nice pat on the back

    for this effort.

    Everyday UseAfter the receiver has

    been connected to the satel-

    lite antenna system and the

    TV and it has been turned onfor the first time, the Instal-

    lation Assistant immediately

    appears.

    It is a very helpful tool

    when setting up the receiver

    for the first time. For theOSD (on-screen display)

    language, 25 choices are

    available including English,

    German, Turkish, Russian,

    French, Arabic, Italian, Por-

    tuguese, Spanish, Danish,

    Dutch, Polish, Czech, Swed-

    ish, Norwegian, Finnish,

    Greek, Serbian, Hungarian,

    Croatian, Albanian and Farsi.

    All in all, a very international

    receiver.

    The next step involves set-

    ting up the local time zone

    and whether daylight savings

    time should be turned on or

    off. Once this is taken care of,

    the receiver is then matched

    up with the existing antenna

    system. 153 European, Asian

    and American C and Ku-band

    satellites have been prepro-

    grammed into the Nanoxx

    all with relatively up-to-date

    transponder data.

    The Nanoxx concept sees

    to it that the satellites are

    set up and activated during

    the initial settings phase so

    that later on during a scan

    only those satellites that can

    actually be received will be

    available. The user simply

    checks off all of the satellites

    that his system is set up for.

    Each satellite has its own

    configuration menu in whichnumerous parameters can be

    set up. In addition to a vari-

    ety of useable local oscilla-

    tor frequency (LOF) values,

    there are also LNB settings

    EPG multiple channel view

    Blind Scan channel search with variable step frequencies

    EPG single channel view

    Nanoxx 9800HDs main menu

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    available based on the SCR

    standard.

    Manual LOF entry lets you

    set up other LNBs such as

    those for the S-band. Natu-

    rally the Nanoxx 9800HD alsosupports all of the DiSEqC

    protocols: 1.0 for multifeed

    antennas up to four satel-

    lites, 1.1 for the expanded

    version for use with up to 16

    LNBs, as well as 1.2 and 1.3

    (USALS) for motor control

    and naturally also the SCR

    standard (Unicable).

    Before the installation

    assistant permits a channel

    scan to be started, the final

    set up step involves deciding

    how incoming signals should

    be routed to the two tuners.

    This could be separate cables

    with identical switches, sep-

    arate cables with different

    types of switches or a loop

    through connection between

    Tuner 1 and Tuner 2.

    Dont worry, at first it

    seems complicated but the

    proper choice almost hap-

    pens by itself; Nanoxx blendsin connection diagrams that

    makes it much easier for

    the user to make the right

    choice. For those who dont

    have much patience, Nanoxx

    offers instead of a channel

    scan a preloaded channel

    list for Germany, Austria and

    Switzerland.

    It not only carries the

    advantage that all unwanted

    channels have already been

    done away with and that all

    of the remaining channels

    have been sorted, it also

    saves viewers in these coun-

    tries a lot of time since in the

    end all they want to do is get

    to watching TV as quickly as

    possible.

    The receiver stores the

    selected options thus com-

    pleting the initial installa-

    tion. Before the owner of his

    newly purchased receiveractually gets down to using

    it, there are a few recom-

    mended additional settings

    that can be handled via the

    main menu.

    By pushing the menu

    button on the remote con-

    trol, the Main Menu appears

    with the current TV image

    minimized to a small window

    in the upper right corner of

    the screen.

    It was designed especially

    for high resolution TVs and is

    thus sharp and easy to read.

    It is divided into seven sub-

    menus (Installation, System

    Settings, Channel Settings,

    Child Protection, Games,

    Multimedia and Conditional

    Access.

    The installation menu will

    only be needed again when

    looking for new channels or

    when new satellites need to

    be added; everything else

    was already taken care of in

    the initial installation.

    Here you will also find a

    variety of other options that,

    for example, would allow

    you to reset the receiver to

    factory settings plus among

    other things load one of the

    preprogrammed channel

    lists.

    In addition to a variety of

    language choices (subtitle,

    teletext, audio language,

    etc.), it is also possible to

    change the video output

    signal. The 9800HD supports

    PAL and NTSC in 1080i, 720p

    and 576p resolutions. Theres

    also an automatic mode that

    matches the resolution to

    each transmission resulting

    in optimal picture quality.

    Naturally, the receiver

    can also automatically rec-

    ognize and take 4:3 signals

    and either display them with

    black bars on either side

    of the image on modern

    16:9 TVs or zoom in on the

    image.

    Also worth mentioning is

    the Video switching option.

    This option essentially keeps

    the current channel imageon the screen until the new

    channel is ready to be dis-

    played. This has the advan-

    tage of making it appear that

    the already short channel

    Overview of recordings as well as MP3 and JPEG

    Network Settings

    Playback of a recording

    Channel Info Bar

    Expanded EPG information

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    switching time of about one

    second is even shorter. Its

    nothing more than an opti-

    cal magic trick, but it looks

    really good!

    Even the on-screen displaycan be adjusted a variety

    of ways; for example, level

    of transparency and display

    time. Another useful fea-

    ture is the Lip-sync option.

    In cases where the video

    and audio of a signal are not

    quite 100% synchronized,

    this feature lets you match

    them together.

    As practical as the pre-

    pared channel list is, we here

    at TELE-satellite are espe-

    cially interested in the Chan-

    nel Scan menu that was

    the next step for us.

    The Nanoxx 9800HD comes

    with four different modes.

    The first is the automatic

    scan. In this mode the user

    only needs to select a desired

    satellite and choose between

    ALL, NIT, Fast, Free, TV or

    Radio. These choices can

    be set up individually for asmany satellites as needed.

    Owners of DiSEqC motor-

    ized systems can thus select

    all receivable satellites for

    an automatic scan and sit

    and enjoy a DVD while the

    receiver takes care of the

    work.

    Through all of the different

    search modes its also pos-

    sible to scan a satellite like

    ASTRA 28.2 east with all of

    its encrypted channels only

    for those channels freely

    receivable, while scanning

    ASTRA 19.2 east for all

    channels and HOTBIRD 13

    east only for radio channels.

    It doesnt get any more user-

    friendly than that!

    Manual scan mode lets you

    search on one transponder.

    The well thought out and

    logical operational concept

    of the Nanoxx receiver can

    only be appreciated when

    you see it for yourself.

    For all you DXers out there

    we want to point out that of

    course a manual scan with

    PID entry is also possible.

    And while were on the

    DXer subject, they would be

    very happy with the third

    scanning mode, namely Blind

    Scan.

    Weve all seen this prob-

    lem before: new channels

    are always being added, old

    ones removed and symbol-

    rates are constantly chang-

    ing. If you want to keep your

    channel list as current as

    possible, you either have to

    refer to the up-to-date chan-

    nel lists from www.SatcoDX.

    com or you simply use the

    Blind Scan feature of the

    9800HD.

    This feature lets you scan auser-definedfrequencyrange

    for all active transponders,

    identifies the symbolrate and

    FEC and reads all the avail-

    able TV and radio channels

    into the receiver. Since this

    type of scan can take much

    longer than a simple scan of

    a preprogrammed transpon-

    der list, the Blind Scan on the

    one hand can be limited to a

    single polarization while on

    the other the scanning steps

    can be adjusted between

    1 and 4 MHz in an effort to

    speed up the overall scan.

    If you want to use Blind

    Scan to search a DTH posi-

    tion such as HOTBIRD at 13

    east, 4 MHz scanning steps

    would be sufficient. If you are

    searching for SCPC signals,

    then 1 or 2 MHz scanning

    steps are recommended.

    In general, the larger the

    scanning steps, the faster

    the overall scan.

    An automatic scan of HOT-

    BIRD at 13 east needed 7

    minutes and 33 seconds to

    be completed and managed

    to find 1232 TV and 421

    radio channels. A Blind Scan

    required 17 minutes and 52

    seconds during which 1344

    TV and 455 radio channels

    were found.

    We also wanted to test the

    capabilities of the Nanoxx9800HD tuner and were

    pleasantly surprised with

    the results: SCPC reception

    was possible starting at 2.0

    Ms/sec and very weak sig-

    nals such as those on NILE-

    SAT at 7 west and ASTRA 2D

    at 28.2 east were also easily

    handled by the receiver; it

    was able to present an inter-

    ference-free picture with C/

    N values starting at 4.5 dB.

    Once all the basic settingshave been taken care of, the

    10,000 possible channels

    that can be stored need to

    be freed up of any unneces-

    sary or unwanted entries.

    This is handled by the

    Channel Settings menu.

    From here channels can be

    deleted, renamed, moved

    or transferred to one of the

    Favorites lists.

    It is also possible to delete

    a group of channels with

    the push of one button plus

    you can transfer channel

    data, system settings and

    timer entries to an external

    medium so that this data can

    be worked on using an Editor

    program on a PC.

    Afterwards, this modified

    data can be uploaded back

    to the receiver via its USB

    interface.

    After the channel list has

    been edited to your liking, apush of the Exit button takes

    you out of the main menu

    and the 9800HD switches to

    the first receivable channel.

    After each channel

    change an informative Info

    bar appears that provides

    information on the current

    channel including language

    selection, teletext, encryp-

    tion, subtitles, etc. as well

    as programming information

    on the current and upcom-ing programs. Even signal

    strength and signal quality is

    displayed in the form of bar

    graphs.

    A push of the Info button

    displays an expanded EPG

    view of the current program

    as long as this data is made

    available by the provider.

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    A second push of the Info

    button displays detailed

    reception information on the

    current channel.

    As is typical with almost

    every receiver on the

    market, and the Nanoxx box

    is no different, the chan-

    nel list appears with a push

    of the OK button. It is veryclearly laid out with HD and

    encrypted channels easily

    recognizable thanks to cor-

    responding symbols.

    There are also a number of

    sorting methods that in the

    end will make it very easy

    to find the channel that you

    want. You can sort alphabet-

    ically, by f requency, provider

    and HD or SD.

    As we already mentioned,

    the channel switching times

    of the 9800HD are quite fast

    within the same transponder

    and also between HD and

    SD signals. During our tests

    we were impressed with the

    integrated upscaler. Its job

    is to convert SD signals in

    such a way that they can be

    shown on larger TVs with a

    sharp and high contrast pic-

    ture in higher resolution.

    If automatic resolution has

    not been activated, a dedi-

    cated button on the remote

    control switches between

    the various resolutions so

    that the best picture quality

    can be achieved.

    The more channels that

    can be received, the more

    important it is to have a

    decent electronic program-

    ming guide (EPG) since in

    the end the user wants to

    maintain an overview and

    always be kept up to date oncurrent programs.

    To that end, the Nanoxx

    comes with two different EPG

    modes: a single channel view

    and a multi-channel view in

    table format. Which of these

    is more useful will depend

    on the user; both functioned

    perfectly in our tests. The

    data was correctly sorted and

    above all quickly displayed.

    Timer entries can also be

    handled directly from the

    EPG as can recording set-

    tings. For example, you can

    dictate whether the record-

    ing should end up on an

    external USB or e-SATA hard

    drive and also in what sub-

    folder it should be stored.

    Up to 40 timer events can

    be set up and these can be

    one-time, daily or weeklyrecordings.

    PVRNanoxx with its 9800HD

    has remained with their

    Storing channel list, timers and settings

    Setting up a new timer event

    Up to 40 timer events can be set up

    Record up to two channels at the same time

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    external hard drive concept

    and for good reason.

    Todays external hard

    drives are not nearly as

    expensive as they used to

    be, come with plenty ofspace and can be easily car-

    ried around from one place

    to another.

    For our test we used a

    Freecom 2.5 hard drive. It

    comes with the advantage

    that it doesnt need an exter-

    nal power source; it receives

    its power through the USB

    interface.

    The Nanoxx 9800HD can

    record up to two programs

    at the same time (SD and/or

    HD) on the hard drive while

    a third program is either

    watched live or played back

    from the same hard drive.

    Even hardcore couch pota-

    toes will be satisfied with all

    the different possibilities.

    Thanks to the inte-

    grated time shift function,

    a telephone call from your

    mother-in-law can no longerinterfere with your evening

    TV watching mood: the pro-

    gram is simply paused and

    then restarted at the point

    where it was stopped at the

    end of the phone conversa-

    tion without missing a thing.

    Numerous PVR func-

    tions performed correctly

    during our tests no matter

    how hard we tried to derail

    the receiver with multiple

    recordings, timers and time

    shifting. The receiver did

    whatever we asked it to andreliably recorded all of our

    selected programs.

    We all know that provid-

    ers dont always follow their

    own broadcasting schedule

    so its nice to know that the

    9800HD can automatically

    extend the recording time of

    a program by a user-defined

    amount of time.

    Theres also a special ver-

    sion of Haenleins video

    editing software from www.

    haenlein-software.com. This

    lets you edit both SD and HD

    recordings on your PC.

    And lets not forget the

    media function. This is the

    control center for the play-

    back of all the multimedia

    content on the hard drive;

    it too functioned perfectly

    during our tests. Similar to a

    data manager, it presents aclear overview of all the data.

    To that end, the Nanoxx

    supports not only its own

    recordings, but AVI (XVID),

    JPEG photos and MP3 music.

    During playback there are a

    number of playback speeds

    available.

    Video Settings

    SCPC reception via TURKSAT at 42 east

    PVR Settings

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    The receiver can also

    remember where a playback

    was stopped so that it can

    continue from the point it

    was stopped the next time

    playback is started. To uti-

    lize the PVR functions a ll youneed is any external USB or

    e-SATA hard drive format ted

    in Microsoft FAT32.

    Most hard drives are

    shipped from the factory in

    FAT32, otherwise the manu-

    facturer offers a free for-

    matting tool through their

    web site.

    Network

    Slowly but surely, moreand more manufacturers

    are including Ethernet con-

    nections on their receivers,

    Nanoxx is no exception.

    Thanks to the ability to

    link to a local network or the

    Internet, the possibilities are

    endless; receivers without

    a LAN connection can only

    dream of what it would be

    like.

    The connection is set up

    very quickly; the 9800HD

    utilizes DHCP and can auto-

    matically detect all the nec-

    essary parameters directly

    from the router or DSL

    modem.

    For more experienced

    users a manual configura-

    tion is also available. Once

    the receiver is connected

    to the home network, it

    becomes possible to access

    the hard drive connected to

    the 9800HD from the PC via

    FTP. This makes it easy tofurther process recordings

    on your PC.

    The receiver itself prof-

    its from the Internet con-

    nection: a connection with

    the Nanoxx FTP server can

    be made directly from the

    receiver. There you will find

    current software as well as

    channel lists for Germany,

    Austria and Switzerland.

    And best of all: Nanoxx can

    expand this by offering more

    channel lists and other useful

    features that the user can

    upload to the receiver with

    the simple push of a button.

    Software updates have

    never been this simple!

    The desired image data is

    marked and downloaded

    from the Internet directly to

    the receivers menu with the

    push of the OK button.

    The days of using USB

    sticks or null modem cables

    to link to a PC are over, even

    though the 9800HD still

    offers these methods.

    StreamingAn especially interesting

    feature and typical Nanoxx is

    Manual Scan

    Every possible LNB setting is available

    Channel list editing

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    Thomas HaringTELE-satellite

    Test CenterAustria

    DATATECHNICAL

    Manufacturer Nanoxx Germany

    Email [email protected]

    Internet www.nanoxx.info

    Model 9800HD

    Function Digital HDTV DVB-S2 receiver with

    various Multimedia Features

    Channel Memory 10.000

    Symbolrate 2-45 Ms/sec.

    SCPC Compatible yes (> 2000 Ms/s)

    DiSEqC 1.0 / 1.1 / 1.2 / 1.3

    USALS yes

    Unicable yes

    HDMI Output yes

    Scart Connector 2

    Audio/Video Outputs 6x RCA

    Component Video Output yes

    S-Video Output yes

    UHF Modulator no

    0/12 Volt Connector no

    Digital Audio Output yes

    EPG yes

    C/Ku-Band compatible yes

    PVR-Function yes

    USB 2.0 Connector yes

    Ethernet yes

    E-SATA yes

    Dimensions 300x63x220mm

    Weight 2.2kg

    DIAGRAM

    ENERGY

    Active Power

    Apparent Power Mode Apparent Active Factor

    StandBy 10 W 4 W 0.40

    Reception 44 W 25 W 0.56

    PVR 45 W 26 W 0.57

    +The Nanoxx 9800HD has reached new heights

    with its variety of functions, its simple operational

    concept and its many cute features. It is very easy

    to use and functioned perfectly in our tests. Its

    easy to see that Nanoxx took every detail into

    account during the design phase. Blind Scan, Net-

    work Streaming and other features such as Lip-Sync and a gentle transition when switching from

    one channel to another when channel surfing make the 9800HD

    an outstandingly equipped universal HD receiver.

    -None

    First 15 minutes: the first minute shows the start up of the receiver fol-lowed by 14 minutes of normal operation with channel switching, record-ing, playback, etc. The second 15 minutes: standby

    the ability to stream record-

    ings between two different

    devices on the same network.

    Who hasnt experienced this

    before: your laying comfort-

    ably in bed and want to finish

    watching the documentary

    you had recorded a few days

    ago in your living room.

    With most receivers that

    meant you had to get up and

    go back to the living room to

    finish watching it. Not true

    with the Nanoxx!

    It can create a link with the

    receiver in the living room,

    access then data directly

    from there and then play-

    back the recording on thereceiver in the bedroom. An

    absolutely excellent feature!

    AdditionalFunctionsTo top it all off, the Nanoxx

    9800HD comes with a variety

    of other practical features

    that we briefly want to touch

    on here: theres a PIP func-

    tion (picture-in-picture) that

    lets you watch another chan-

    nel during lengthy commer-

    cial breaks and also makes it

    easy to switch between these

    channels.

    The Mosaic function dis-

    plays the current program

    from 4 or 6 channels next

    to each other in a minimizedformat that gives you an

    overview of whats playing,

    for example, on your favorite

    channels.

    And to guarantee that youll

    never be bored, the manufac-

    turer also included two video

    games that can help pass the

    time during commercials.

    The Zoom function magni-

    fies a highlighted portion of

    the video image and teletext

    pages can also be displayed.

    PC SoftwareThe user can download a

    variety of useful programs

    from the manufacturers

    website www.nanoxx.info

    including a channel list editor

    and a media player that can

    present recordings directly

    from the receivers hard

    drive on a PC.

    Expert Opinion

    New firmware and settings downloaded via the Internet

    Sorting the channel list by provider