mode and adjusting the flashing digits with the [+] and [-] buttons.
| Menu Item | Options | Explanation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 21 – 69 (DVB-T) / 2 – 51 (ATSC) | Sets the RF channel number. Lower channels travel further but may have interference. | | Frequency | 474 – 858 MHz | Manual frequency entry. More precise than channel number. | | Output Power | -15dBm to 0dBm | Higher power = longer distance. Start at -5dBm to avoid overloading nearby TVs. | | TSID | 1 – 65535 | Transport Stream ID. Only change if you have two modulators on the same network. | | Network Name | Text (e.g., "MY HOTEL") | What appears on the TV’s channel list. | | HDMI Format | Auto / 1080p / 720p | Match your source’s resolution. 720p is most stable for RF modulation. | | Bitrate | 2 – 20 Mbps | Higher bitrate = better quality, but uses more bandwidth. 8-12 Mbps is typical. | | Save & Reboot | Yes / No | Always select "Yes" after changes. | dvb01 user manual
The DVB01 has only one tuner. You cannot record one channel and watch another unless they share the same MUX (multiplex). The manual’s fine print says: “When recording, viewing is limited to channels in the same frequency group.” mode and adjusting the flashing digits with the