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<blockquote data-quote="2old4this" data-source="post: 18848" data-attributes="member: 174998">my advice is to put back the original software and get it working with that first. When I had my Nokia 9200, the software was called FTA 2.3. I believe I have a copy of that in my archives. Do you?If you are still able to load new firmware and/or settings over the serial port then it is unlikely you have damaged the thing.When you tested it, did you connect it directly to the LNB, or did you loop it through the Echostar? In any event, connect it directly. Have you tried explicitly defining a new transponder that you KNOW has channels on the sat you are looking at, and then rescanning just that transponder? Just to be sure, try this on both a V and an H transponder, and a high- and low-band signal - i.e. four different tranpsonders. This will allow for the possibility that the receiver is not generating the required 0/12v &amp; 22khz switching signals).2old</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2old4this, post: 18848, member: 174998"] my advice is to put back the original software and get it working with that first. When I had my Nokia 9200, the software was called FTA 2.3. I believe I have a copy of that in my archives. Do you? If you are still able to load new firmware and/or settings over the serial port then it is unlikely you have damaged the thing. When you tested it, did you connect it directly to the LNB, or did you loop it through the Echostar? In any event, connect it directly. Have you tried explicitly defining a new transponder that you KNOW has channels on the sat you are looking at, and then rescanning just that transponder? Just to be sure, try this on both a V and an H transponder, and a high- and low-band signal - i.e. four different tranpsonders. This will allow for the possibility that the receiver is not generating the required 0/12v & 22khz switching signals). 2old [/QUOTE]

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