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<blockquote data-quote="ozumo" data-source="post: 1098650" data-attributes="member: 415308">Satellites won't be shown on the main channel list unless there are channels scanned in. The Primo I use has no SAT button so I can't help with that.&nbsp;(1) That involves decrypting encrypted channels so we can't help with that here.(2) Ignore NIT. MTS is for multistream or T2MI transponders, so this needs to be selected if you're trying to scan one of those (on 5w for example).(3) I believe this is when you scan - all channels which are not found are deleted from the channel list on that satellite. Or if the current channel list is to be kept and any new channels&nbsp; found are added on to the end of the current list.(4) Menu &gt; installation &gt; antenna settings &gt; scroll up or down to the satellite(s) you want to scan and press ok on the remote to put a tick next to the satellite. Then press red (search) and change mode to blind, then scroll to the bottom and press ok to start the search.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ozumo, post: 1098650, member: 415308"] Satellites won't be shown on the main channel list unless there are channels scanned in. The Primo I use has no SAT button so I can't help with that. (1) That involves decrypting encrypted channels so we can't help with that here. (2) Ignore NIT. MTS is for multistream or T2MI transponders, so this needs to be selected if you're trying to scan one of those (on 5w for example). (3) I believe this is when you scan - all channels which are not found are deleted from the channel list on that satellite. Or if the current channel list is to be kept and any new channels found are added on to the end of the current list. (4) Menu > installation > antenna settings > scroll up or down to the satellite(s) you want to scan and press ok on the remote to put a tick next to the satellite. Then press red (search) and change mode to blind, then scroll to the bottom and press ok to start the search. [/QUOTE]

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