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<blockquote data-quote="a33" data-source="post: 1073205" data-attributes="member: 332642">Absolutely. Switching to port D should have made it impossible to receive 19E channels, when the communal setup has satellites switchable on diseqc 1.0, as would be the 'normal' setup.Well, if this is still the case, the symptoms are rather unpredictable.So my conclusion till now would be: diseqc isnt working, possibly because of 22kHz not working, and 13/18 volt possibly working?But no conclusive outcomes of the testing, so far, as to 'typical' setting faults or hardware faults.One other question; focussing on the communal multiswitch now, where the signal is led to the various households:Can you locate that somewhere in the building? And write down brand and typ, and post some photoos maybe?(And would the cable to your apartment be distinguishable, by some indication at or near de cable?)Greetz,A33</blockquote>

[QUOTE="a33, post: 1073205, member: 332642"] Absolutely. Switching to port D should have made it impossible to receive 19E channels, when the communal setup has satellites switchable on diseqc 1.0, as would be the 'normal' setup. Well, if this is still the case, the symptoms are rather unpredictable. So my conclusion till now would be: diseqc isnt working, possibly because of 22kHz not working, and 13/18 volt possibly working? But no conclusive outcomes of the testing, so far, as to 'typical' setting faults or hardware faults. One other question; focussing on the communal multiswitch now, where the signal is led to the various households: Can you locate that somewhere in the building? And write down brand and typ, and post some photoos maybe? (And would the cable to your apartment be distinguishable, by some indication at or near de cable?) Greetz, A33 [/QUOTE]

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