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<blockquote data-quote="moonbase" data-source="post: 1164861" data-attributes="member: 178786">The DVB-S and DVB-S2 only come into it when you proceed to a detailed exploration of a specific carrier for its parameters..For example, if the meter is DVB-S only and you try to get specific carrier details such as FEC, Modulation etc from a DVB-S2 signal it may not be able to read that specific carriers parameters.This has nowt to do with an L-Band RF spectrum scan where all you are looking for is peaks, you are not looking at extracting carrier parameters from a specific peak, you are just sweeping the spectrum to see what is present.There aint any meters that I am aware of that can read Novelsat modulation so you can forget about sucking the juice from a Novelsat peak in a spectrum analyser sweep. All you are looking for is peaks that may be contenders as Novelsat.Vito who is a member on 'ere ( [USER=256592]@vma[/USER] ) designed a great PC spectrum analyser app, cost me less than a bullseye for all the bits and a small donation to him for the license.It can show Novelsat peaks in a spectrum, reet tasty little PC app it is, well worth the green.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moonbase, post: 1164861, member: 178786"] The DVB-S and DVB-S2 only come into it when you proceed to a detailed exploration of a specific carrier for its parameters.. For example, if the meter is DVB-S only and you try to get specific carrier details such as FEC, Modulation etc from a DVB-S2 signal it may not be able to read that specific carriers parameters. This has nowt to do with an L-Band RF spectrum scan where all you are looking for is peaks, you are not looking at extracting carrier parameters from a specific peak, you are just sweeping the spectrum to see what is present. There aint any meters that I am aware of that can read Novelsat modulation so you can forget about sucking the juice from a Novelsat peak in a spectrum analyser sweep. All you are looking for is peaks that may be contenders as Novelsat. Vito who is a member on 'ere ( [USER=256592]@vma[/USER] ) designed a great PC spectrum analyser app, cost me less than a bullseye for all the bits and a small donation to him for the license. It can show Novelsat peaks in a spectrum, reet tasty little PC app it is, well worth the green. [/QUOTE]

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