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Remote Area
Broadcasting Services
 The Remote Area Broadcast (RABS) digital satellite services is
broadcast from the OPTUS C1
satellite .. The service
will replace the old HACBSS/RCTS system that has served several thousand
installations in rural and remote communities throughout Australia. RABS
comprises of ABC (five time zones), SBS (in SE and NE), and the four
commercial broadcasters Imparja (Central), Seven Central (NE), Golden West and
WIN West (Western). As well as RABS there will be a number of other
services on Aurora. Authorisation to receive any service on Aurora will be via
an addressable smart card.
Aurora uses a national beam, so all of the previous spot beam services will
technically be available over the whole country. 
The ABC
& SBS TV broadcast
streams as well as a selection of ABC&
SBS radio channels. It will only be possible
to view the commercial channels within your
area with approval from the ABA or Direct From the service provider. There are a
few form to be filled out.
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UEC 642,660 & 700 ,720 IRDs are the ONLY OPTUS RECOMMENDED
digital satellite receivers for the RABS service.
ADB OR UEC SOFTWARE
LINKING
Using your ADB or UEC
digital satellite reciever, it is possible to
software link different bouquets. This enables you to navigate between Aurora,
Optus Vision and Austar with your RCU (Remote Control Unit). You will require
the appropriate smartcard for each service you wish to view.
Set Aurora as default frequency:
Turn the IRD on. If it defaults to 12407 Aurora is already the default setting.
- Press the menu key on the RCU
- Select "Advanced Options"
- Select "Change Dish Installation"
- Enter pin code "9 9 4 9"
- Select "Change Manual Tuning Parameters"
Change to:
- Input frequency: 12407
- Symbol Rate: 30000
- Polarisation: Vertical
- FEC: 2/3
- Press OK on the RCU
- Select 'Tune & Rescan (this process may take 10 to 15 seconds)
Software Linking bouquets:
- Press the menu key on the RCU
- Select "Advanced Options"
- Select "Signal Detection"
- Check "Course Tune" then "Fine Tune"
- Select "Exit" on the RCU
- Select "Change dish installation"
- Enter pin code "9 9 4 9"
- Select "Change Manual Tuning Parameters"
Change to:
- Input frequency: xxxxx
- Mysm: xxxxx
- Polarisation: Horizontal
- FEC: 3/4
- Press OK on the RCU to confirm changes
- Press 'Exit' 3 times
How it all works
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