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<blockquote data-quote="a33" data-source="post: 1074835" data-attributes="member: 332642">That, however, is the 'normal' setup for a motor.The motor has an internal loopthrough (just a band of copper), so is totally transparant for ALL signals and commands.This setup avoids motor current through the diseqc switch; though these days the diseqc switches usually can manage that, it is still common practice (when not using two motors) to set it up 'the old way' (better safe than sorry for the switches!).The issue here is the use of the motor for two tuners, in combination with one satellite fixed (on just one tuner).Has to do with just one tuner having motor command, and 'priority' of tuners while recording.However I've no experience whatsoever with multiple tuners, so cannot help you further there.But i remember vaguely reading that there are a bunch of possibilities in the 'priority setup'...Is there an item with 'priority' in your tuner/LNB setups?Greetz,A33</blockquote>

[QUOTE="a33, post: 1074835, member: 332642"] That, however, is the 'normal' setup for a motor. The motor has an internal loopthrough (just a band of copper), so is totally transparant for ALL signals and commands. This setup avoids motor current through the diseqc switch; though these days the diseqc switches usually can manage that, it is still common practice (when not using two motors) to set it up 'the old way' (better safe than sorry for the switches!). The issue here is the use of the motor for two tuners, in combination with one satellite fixed (on just one tuner). Has to do with just one tuner having motor command, and 'priority' of tuners while recording. However I've no experience whatsoever with multiple tuners, so cannot help you further there. But i remember vaguely reading that there are a bunch of possibilities in the 'priority setup'... Is there an item with 'priority' in your tuner/LNB setups? Greetz, A33 [/QUOTE]

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