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<blockquote data-quote="atefalassraj" data-source="post: 631904" data-attributes="member: 298448">Thanks Robbo for quick response.Actually my proposed connection diagram was derived from diagrams shown on the site:_http://www.galaxy-marketing.com/switch-installation-diagrams-for-multiple-fta-receivers.htmfor connecting 4 Dual Linear universal LNBF into 3x4 multi-switches.Also I read about 3x4 multi-switch function that it will combine both satellite and terrestrial signals into one signal running through the 4 output single coaxial cables and the following 4 Diseqc switches 4x1 as well, till it is un-combined back into the two original signals by 4 diplexers before entering the 4 receivers.But I now suspect that the terrestrial signal may not be received by a receiver (thus not shown on the TV) unless the Diseqc switch connected to that receiver has been switched to port D by enforcing the receiver to a satellite channel bound to that port D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="atefalassraj, post: 631904, member: 298448"] Thanks Robbo for quick response. Actually my proposed connection diagram was derived from diagrams shown on the site: _http://www.galaxy-marketing.com/switch-installation-diagrams-for-multiple-fta-receivers.htm for connecting 4 Dual Linear universal LNBF into 3x4 multi-switches. Also I read about 3x4 multi-switch function that it will combine both satellite and terrestrial signals into one signal running through the 4 output single coaxial cables and the following 4 Diseqc switches 4x1 as well, till it is un-combined back into the two original signals by 4 diplexers before entering the 4 receivers. But I now suspect that the terrestrial signal may not be received by a receiver (thus not shown on the TV) unless the Diseqc switch connected to that receiver has been switched to port D by enforcing the receiver to a satellite channel bound to that port D. [/QUOTE]

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