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Guide to VAST Satellite TV February 2019 www.campersat.com.au (02) 9484 0100 What is VAST Satellite TV Viewer Access Satellite Television (VAST) is a satellite-delivered service that provides commercial and national (ABC and SBS) broadcasting services. It is funded by the Australian Government to provide access to a suite of metropolitan-equivalent broadcasting services to people in remote areas and to viewers in terrestrial digital television 'black spots', who would not otherwise be able to receive digital television services. VAST Satellite TV gives the traveller access to the digital TV and Radio channel that the cities enjoy. VAST Coverage This map has been designed to let you know where you can receive both VAST Satellite TV and Foxtel Satellite TV around Australia with our Pro Max Automatic satellite system. The areas on this map in dark green are within the coverage area for the Pro Max, this is where the majority of people live and travel within Australia. The areas in light green are area’s that you should not expect to receive a signal, these are areas less travelled and generally with very little population. With any signal coverage map there can be some areas within this map with lower than expected signal levels, we have tried to assure accuracy within this map . In Australia the satellite TV signal is at it’s strongest along the coast from Adelaide to the Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and there are also high power spot beams on Perth and Darwin. Locations outside these areas are covered by a lower power national beam. Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 1Page How do you access VAST To access VAST, you will need to have a VAST certified satellite set top box and a satellite dish of at least 65cm diameter. For example, here is a typical set up for fixed satellite and receiver: Access to VAST is controlled by the smart card supplied with your satellite set top box. To access VAST you will need to register your details including your address, reception location and smart card number. Check out the full range of Campersat Satellite TV Products Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 2Page What VAST channels are available? The ABC and SBS services are available to all viewers with a VAST decoder. People travelling in caravans or motor homes in Remote Central and Eastern Australia are eligible to apply for temporary access to Commercial TV on VAST. Click here for Travellers Application Access to the commercial television services on VAST is governed by broadcast license conditions, and each application is assessed against those criteria. People travelling in caravans or motor homes in Remote Central and Eastern Australia are eligible to apply for temporary access to Commercial TV on VAST. A good supplier will register this for you. However you need a VAST Satellite Recviever that has been specially designed for caravan and home use. Ideally you want this receiver to be compact, easy to set up and use with features for the Australian market New South Wales & ACT Also available to viewers in Norfolk Island and Lord Howe Island. Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. 1 10 Bold Central Central Digital Television 1080i (CDT) (Ten Network) 2 20 ABC HD NSW ABC 1080i 3 SBS NSW SBS 576i 4 Regional News Guide SBS 576i 7 7 Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 9 91 Imparja South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 10 10 Central - South Central Digital Television 576i (CDT) (Ten Network) 11 10 Peach Central - Central Digital Television 576i South (CDT) (Ten Network) 22 ABCComedy/Kids SE ABC 576i 23 ABC ME SE ABC 576i 24 ABC NEWS ABC 576i 30 SBS HD NSW SBS 1080i 32 SBS VICELAND SE SBS 576i 33 Food Network SBS 576i 34 NITV SBS 576i 70 7mate Central Southern Cross Austereo 1080i (7 Network) Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 3Page Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. 72 7TWO Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 90 GEM Imparja Television (Nine 1080i Network) 99 GO! South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 221- See Interstate 299 ABC channels 320- See Interstate 399 SBS channels 401- See VAST 420 Regional News channels 601 ICTV Indigenous Community 576i Television Limited 602 Business TV2 Optus Satellite 576i 603 3ABN International Three Angels 576i Broadcasting Network Victoria Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. 1 10 Bold Central Central Digital Television 1080i (CDT) (Ten Network) 2 20 ABC HD VIC ABC 1080i 3 SBS VIC SBS 576i 7 7 Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 9 91 Imparja South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 10 10 Central - South Central Digital Television 576i (CDT) (Ten Network) 11 10 Peach Central - Central Digital Television 576i South (CDT) (Ten Network) 22 ABCComedy/Kids SE ABC 576i 23 ABC ME SE ABC 576i 24 ABC NEWS ABC 576i 30 SBS HD VIC SBS 1080i 32 SBS VICELAND SE SBS 576i 33 Food Network SBS 576i 34 NITV SBS 576i 70 7mate Central Southern Cross Austereo 1080i (7 Network) 72 7TWO Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 90 GEM Imparja Television (Nine 1080i Network) 99 GO! South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 221- See Interstate Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 4Page 299 ABC channels 320- See Interstate 399 SBS channels 401- See VAST 420 Regional News channels 601 ICTV Indigenous Community 576i Television Limited 602 Business TV2 Optus Satellite 576i 603 3ABN International Three Angels 576i Broadcasting Network Tasmania Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. 1 10 Bold Central Central Digital Television 1080i (CDT) (Ten Network) 2 20 ABC HD TAS ABC 1080i 3 30 SBS HD TAS SBS 576i 7 7 Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 9 91 Imparja South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 10 10 Central - South Central Digital Television 576i (CDT) (Ten Network) 11 10 Peach Central - Central Digital Television 576i South (CDT) (Ten Network) 22 ABCComedy/Kids SE ABC 576i 23 ABC ME SE ABC 576i 24 ABC NEWS ABC 576i 32 SBS VICELAND SE SBS 576i 33 Food Network SBS 576i 34 NITV SBS 576i 70 7mate Central Southern Cross Austereo 1080i (7 Network) 72 7TWO Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 90 GEM Imparja Television (Nine 1080i Network) 99 GO! South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 221- See Interstate 299 ABC channels 320- See Interstate 399 SBS channels 401- See VAST 420 Regional News channels 601 ICTV Indigenous Community 576i Television Limited Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 5Page 602 Business TV2 Optus Satellite 576i 603 3ABN International Three Angels 576i Broadcasting Network South Australia Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. 1 10 Bold Central Central Digital Television 1080i (CDT) (Ten Network) 2 20 ABC HD SA ABC 1080i 3 SBS SA SBS 576i 7 7 Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 9 91 Imparja South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 10 10 Central - South Central Digital Television 576i (CDT) (Ten Network) 11 10 Peach Central - Central Digital Television 576i South (CDT) (Ten Network) 22 ABCComedy/Kids SA ABC 576i 23 ABC ME SA ABC 576i 24 ABC NEWS ABC 576i 30 SBS HD SA SBS 1080i 32 SBS VICELAND SA SBS 576i 33 Food Network SBS 576i 34 NITV SBS 576i 70 7mate Central Southern Cross Austereo 1080i (7 Network) 72 7TWO Central - South Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 90 GEM Imparja Television (Nine 1080i Network) 99 GO! South Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 221- See Interstate 299 ABC channels 320- See Interstate 399 SBS channels 401- See VAST 420 Regional News channels 601 ICTV Indigenous Community 576i Television Limited 602 Business TV2 Optus Satellite 576i 603 3ABN International Three Angels 576i Broadcasting Network Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 6Page Queensland Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. 1 10 Bold Central Central Digital Television 1080i (CDT) (Ten Network) 2 20 ABC HD QLD ABC 1080i 3 SBS QLD SBS 576i 7 7 Central - North Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 9 91 Imparja North Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 10 10 Central - North Central Digital Television 576i (CDT) (Ten Network) 11 10 Peach Central - Central Digital Television 576i North (CDT) (Ten Network) 22 ABCComedy/Kids ABC 576i QLD 23 ABC ME QLD ABC 576i 24 ABC NEWS ABC 576i 30 SBS HD QLD SBS 1080i 32 SBS VICELAND QLD SBS 576i 33 Food Network SBS 576i 34 NITV SBS 576i 70 7mate Central Southern Cross Austereo 1080i (7 Network) 72 7TWO Central - North Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 90 GEM Imparja Television (Nine 1080i Network) 99 GO! North Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 221- See Interstate 299 ABC channels 320- See Interstate 399 SBS channels 401- See VAST 420 Regional News channels 601 ICTV Indigenous Community 576i Television Limited 602 Business TV2 Optus Satellite 576i 603 3ABN International Three Angels 576i Broadcasting Network Check out the full range of Campersat Satellite TV Products Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 7Page Northern Territory Ch. Alt. Ch. Nos. Name Network Format No. 1 10 Bold Central Central Digital Television 1080i (CDT) (Ten Network) 2 20 ABC HD NT ABC 1080i 3 SBS NT SBS 576i 7 7 Central - North Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 9 91 Imparja North Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 10 10 Central - North Central Digital Television 576i (CDT) (Ten Network) 11 10 Peach Central - Central Digital Television 576i North (CDT) (Ten Network) 22 ABCComedy/Kids NT ABC 576i 23 ABC ME NT ABC 576i 24 ABC NEWS ABC 576i 30 SBS HD NT SBS 1080i 32 SBS VICELAND NT SBS 576i 33 Food Network SBS 576i 34 NITV SBS 576i 70 7mate Central Southern Cross Austereo 1080i (7 Network) 72 7TWO Central - North Southern Cross Austereo 576i (7 Network) 90 GEM Imparja Television (Nine 1080i Network) 99 GO! North Imparja Television (Nine 576i Network) 221- See Interstate 299 ABC channels 320- See Interstate 399 SBS channels 401- See VAST 420 Regional News channels 601 ICTV Indigenous Community 576i Television Limited 602 Business TV2 Optus Satellite 576i 603 3ABN International Three Angels 576i Broadcasting Network Check out the full range of Campersat Satellite TV Products Current as at February 2019 www.campersat.com.au 8Page Western Australia Ch.
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