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<blockquote data-quote="MCelliotG" data-source="post: 955928" data-attributes="member: 404726">Rima, are you planning to move both the dish and the changer with the same receiver? If you try to move the changer only using the E2 box, the solution is quite simple, you use a manual diseqc 1.2 setting and store the position of each lnb to the desired satellite, having signal or not is irrelevant in this case, but you need to set each position for each satellite separately! You can even use the same changer position for more than one satellite!For instance if you need to use LNB 1 for 3.1, 4.8 and 19.2 East you will set the positioner for the first orbital (ie 3.1E) and give it a desired index (ie 2). Then without moving the changer you will go to 5E and use a different index (ie 3) and so on. When you need to change the LNB for another position you move that one as well manually (ie LNB2) and then store a different index for each orbital position you want regardless if they use the same lnb or not!The disecq setting becomes more complex if you try to move both the dish and the changer using the same receiver as it involves a twin tuner setting and sequence repeat!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MCelliotG, post: 955928, member: 404726"] Rima, are you planning to move both the dish and the changer with the same receiver? If you try to move the changer only using the E2 box, the solution is quite simple, you use a manual diseqc 1.2 setting and store the position of each lnb to the desired satellite, having signal or not is irrelevant in this case, but you need to set each position for each satellite separately! You can even use the same changer position for more than one satellite! For instance if you need to use LNB 1 for 3.1, 4.8 and 19.2 East you will set the positioner for the first orbital (ie 3.1E) and give it a desired index (ie 2). Then without moving the changer you will go to 5E and use a different index (ie 3) and so on. When you need to change the LNB for another position you move that one as well manually (ie LNB2) and then store a different index for each orbital position you want regardless if they use the same lnb or not! The disecq setting becomes more complex if you try to move both the dish and the changer using the same receiver as it involves a twin tuner setting and sequence repeat! [/QUOTE]

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