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<blockquote data-quote="A nonymous" data-source="post: 686159" data-attributes="member: 240839">If its RG6 that could well be causing the issue.I had a service call at a property in Brixton, London a few weeks back with a very similar issue.The flats had been cabled with cheap and nasty RG6 including the run from the dish to the head end.I had issues with horizontal transponder 29 (12266 H) not showing up on my meter at all.&nbsp; I had to refit the connector a few times before it finally came through.&nbsp; crimp connectors, and screw on connectors didn't work so i ended cadging some RG6 snap and seal connectors off one of the Virgin media guys that were working up the street.Try running a temporary cable from the lnb to the headend to rule this out.&nbsp; Failing that just take the switch to the lnb and connect it up on a small run of CT100 just to rule out the switch.Also try the switch with just the individual polarities connected up, adding each one at a time taking new readings every time each new cable is connected.Nano</blockquote>

[QUOTE="A nonymous, post: 686159, member: 240839"] If its RG6 that could well be causing the issue. I had a service call at a property in Brixton, London a few weeks back with a very similar issue. The flats had been cabled with cheap and nasty RG6 including the run from the dish to the head end. I had issues with horizontal transponder 29 (12266 H) not showing up on my meter at all. I had to refit the connector a few times before it finally came through. crimp connectors, and screw on connectors didn't work so i ended cadging some RG6 snap and seal connectors off one of the Virgin media guys that were working up the street. Try running a temporary cable from the lnb to the headend to rule this out. Failing that just take the switch to the lnb and connect it up on a small run of CT100 just to rule out the switch. Also try the switch with just the individual polarities connected up, adding each one at a time taking new readings every time each new cable is connected. Nano [/QUOTE]

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