Diesqc problems

[Mick12334]

You can see your receivers technical details here:

http://www.vuplus.com/sub/sub0108.php

Results of my scanning in of 10773 Horizontal 23000 DVB-S2 8PSK 3/4:








I'm running OpenBh, so the menu is probably slightly different.

 

[markmr3]

Mick, she actually went back Into your original post and there it was. Buts it's not other forwarded post's. I'll attach the photos of my settings. I set both Tuners the same and did a channel search but nothing was found

 

[Mick12334]

Can you show me your settings, when doing a manual scan?

 

[markmr3]

Can you show me your settings, when doing a manual scan?

Here is photo of the man seeings and photos of what I had before and after the original channel retune

 

[markmr3]

It's saying the likes are too big for the server

 

[markmr3]

Files are to big

 

[Mick12334]

You've got it set to DVB-S, you need to set it to DVB-S2, where it states System, by scrolling to it and hitting the right/left hand button, on the centre control.

 

[markmr3]

I've changed it now doing the man search

 

[markmr3]

Still nothing

 

[Mick12334]

Try changing the Tuner from A to B, with the same settings.

 

[markmr3]

Ok

 

[markmr3]

Still the same

 

[markmr3]

Still the same

 

[Mick12334]

Then something else must be wrong.
Do you have signal finder, in the menu options?

 

[markmr3]

I'll look now, will it be in settings

 

[markmr3]

This

 

[markmr3]

Click tuner A and it shows this

 

[Mick12334]

In settings, tuner, or other settings.
You could check if this is a Horizontal proble, by trying a vertical option.
10818 Vertical DVB-S2 8PSK 23000 3/4
Try both Tuner A, and Tuner B, if that fails try a non HD transponder:

11344 Vertical 27500 DVB-S, both Tuner A, and tuner B, this should bring up Legend, amongst other channels.

 

[markmr3]

The photo shows no signal. It says the file is too big to upload. It was just showing All the transponder details. The dish was set up today by a sattelite engineer and he also checked my sky dish. Both are spot on

 

[Mick12334]

At least we now know Tuner A is getting a signal, now try the frequencies, I've posted, including the DVB-s channels.

I see one photo, showing Tuner A has a 69% SNR, which is your signal quality.

Why didn't the engineer try scanning in any HD channels?