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DISH SETUP: Single sat, Multi-Sat & Motorised
Technomate DiSEqC Satellite Motor, with Dish & separate Freesat dish.
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<blockquote data-quote="cloudy" data-source="post: 1138795" data-attributes="member: 357962"><p>Hello,</p><p></p><p>Although I have been a member for a while, I absolutely count myself as a novice; I am here for some expert advice, which I hope that I can get.</p><p></p><p>I have a DiSEqC Satellite Motor with its own large dish, I mainly use it to look at Astra 19.2E for Eurosport, I also have a Freesat dish, which looks at Astra 28.2E, both feeds connected through a DiSEqC switch, the output of the DiSEqC switch goes into my Crypto Box 752HD Combo, so that I can see the Astra 19.2E sat ( I move the motorized dish to see that sat ) but I also have that same single DiSEqC switch feed looped through the Crypto Box receiver to my TV Freesat tuner, so that I can see the Freesat TV tuner feed.</p><p></p><p>I am here to ask the following. When I move the motorized dish to Astra 19.2E, I can no longer view my Freesat Astra 28.2E on my TV using the TV tuner Freesat channels. None of the channels are available, is this because I need to do something here on the Crypto box Antenna settings page? I know that I could just use the motorized dish to move back to Astra 28.2E using my Crypto box to view Astra 28.2E, But I am curious to know the reasons why I cannot see the Freesat TV tuner feed if the motorized dish is not looking at Astra 28.2E via the Crypto Box.</p><p></p><p>The answer I think is staring me in the face on this settings page below jpg attached, but I have no idea what I am looking for. However, what I did notice is that when I put the coaxial lead feed out of the DiSEqC switch into a multimeter I hear a large alarm sound, so I think that a short circuit exists somewhere.</p><p></p><p>The DiSEqC switch is on the roof of my house, taped up by the previous satellite installers many years ago, the DiSEqC switch may well be faulty ?</p><p></p><p>I hope that I have made sense here. Thanks for reading this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cloudy, post: 1138795, member: 357962"] Hello, Although I have been a member for a while, I absolutely count myself as a novice; I am here for some expert advice, which I hope that I can get. I have a DiSEqC Satellite Motor with its own large dish, I mainly use it to look at Astra 19.2E for Eurosport, I also have a Freesat dish, which looks at Astra 28.2E, both feeds connected through a DiSEqC switch, the output of the DiSEqC switch goes into my Crypto Box 752HD Combo, so that I can see the Astra 19.2E sat ( I move the motorized dish to see that sat ) but I also have that same single DiSEqC switch feed looped through the Crypto Box receiver to my TV Freesat tuner, so that I can see the Freesat TV tuner feed. I am here to ask the following. When I move the motorized dish to Astra 19.2E, I can no longer view my Freesat Astra 28.2E on my TV using the TV tuner Freesat channels. None of the channels are available, is this because I need to do something here on the Crypto box Antenna settings page? I know that I could just use the motorized dish to move back to Astra 28.2E using my Crypto box to view Astra 28.2E, But I am curious to know the reasons why I cannot see the Freesat TV tuner feed if the motorized dish is not looking at Astra 28.2E via the Crypto Box. The answer I think is staring me in the face on this settings page below jpg attached, but I have no idea what I am looking for. However, what I did notice is that when I put the coaxial lead feed out of the DiSEqC switch into a multimeter I hear a large alarm sound, so I think that a short circuit exists somewhere. The DiSEqC switch is on the roof of my house, taped up by the previous satellite installers many years ago, the DiSEqC switch may well be faulty ? I hope that I have made sense here. Thanks for reading this. [/QUOTE]
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