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sc101
31.10.2005, 04:59:36
Hi,

can anybody tell me if the GIGASET M740 AV would work in Australia. I think the issue could be the receiver channel allocation. Germany uses 8 Mhz is that correct? Australia uses 7 MHz VHF/UHF channel allocation.

Can anyone tell me if the M740 AV would work with 7MHz?

Here is an extract from the Australian Standarts Document "Requirements for receivers - VHF/UHF DVB-T television broadcasts":

The minimum DTTB receiver requirements and recommendations for Australia are as follows:
(a) The receiver shall operate in a 7 MHz VHF/UHF channel allocation with possibly higher powered analog PAL signals present in adjacent channels—digital channel allocations range from 174 MHz to 820 MHz, some with 125 kHz offsets.

Thanks Lars

1701D
31.10.2005, 12:26:34
Hi,

can anybody tell me if the GIGASET M740 AV would work in Australia. I think the issue could be the receiver channel allocation. Germany uses 8 Mhz is that correct? Australia uses 7 MHz VHF/UHF channel allocation.

Can anyone tell me if the M740 AV would work with 7MHz?

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Thanks Lars
I think not. Currently the system is sold exclusivly in parts of europe. The only country, which has (I believe) a similar 7MHz Channel system is italy. the box is not sold in italy. And I haven't seen a way to change that matrix.

kind regards

Klaus

ms20de
31.10.2005, 13:01:48
Germany uses 8 Mhz is that correct?
7 MHz for VHF and 8 MHz for UHF

sc101
01.11.2005, 07:07:12
I have also found the quote below in this forum (http://www.dtvforum.info/index.php?showtopic=25095). So I guess that means it doesn't work in Australia :(


If you look at continental Europe frequency allocations their channel 5 is our channel 6, this offset in channel numbers continues until channel 9A, which is European channel 9, and then the channel numbers are identical.

At UHF the correlation is a little different. We do not use their channels 21-27
We use a 7 MHz spacing and Europe uses a 8 MHz spacing even though Germany for instance only uses 7 MHz per channel, 1 MHz is kept for compatibility with the rest of Europe.
Channel numbering is the same in both continents, however a European channel can be upto 4 MHz off our frequencies for that channel.

[z]bender
15.07.2006, 02:59:34
I have an M740AV in Australia, and it works just fine, thanks!

The problem is....I can't seem to make any firmware updates, and I have no way of tracking down the IPTV stack that *was once* loaded into the box, but which was lost when the box was reset.

That is, this exact unit I'm watching *right now* had DVB-T and UDP/IP Multicast MPEG-2 channels on it from a service provider.

I think this thread is dead, but feel free to message me.

[z]bender
07.08.2006, 12:25:32
Actually, I got the firmware to update, but it doesn't seem to auto-tune into channels that use UHF rather than VHF.

Anyone out there in 7MHZ land who has any ideas?