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rmt38
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  #1397431 30-Sep-2015 16:32
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My decoder is a DVD-S2 one. It doesn't find any channels when I enter in the information.

It sounds like your only option is to buy a decoder which is known to receive it.  If your decoder supports DVB-S2 and does not find it, either with a scan, or with input of the details, then it sounds deficient.



mataigeek

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  #1397499 30-Sep-2015 18:42
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I have a DishTV S7090PVR and receive Ch 9 including the Adverts these days

This is how I set up the Ch 9 known as L-Bird

Select Menu/Installation/Tuning Wizard/enter password 0000/Satellite Scan
Select 1 = Optus D1
Select Setup (Yellow Button)
Select Add Carrier and insert/select the settings below
Frequency = 12381
Symbol rate = 03750
Polarization = Vertical
Tuning Type = DVB-S
Search Type = FTA
Network Search = Off
Click OK - Unit will scan and eventually find L-Bird 1
Save
Exit

Good Luck



kiwisat
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  #1397615 30-Sep-2015 21:16
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Should also be aware that if another decoder is sharing the same LNB on the dish through a splitter, then 18 volts being supplied to the LNB through the other decoder will not allow a vertical scan (13 volts) from the LNB to the DVB S2 box. If the other box is a Sky decoder then unplugging from the power will be necessary.

LNB skew will also be a factor in receiving this service.



antonarie
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  #1408266 17-Oct-2015 16:05
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I have not seen L-Bird 1 for a while now. I have a DVD S-2 top Box. The name appears after a blind scan but nothing happens. Can anyone tell me if it is still broadcasting?
Thanks AAH

pugsy33
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  #1408274 17-Oct-2015 16:16
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Same as you antonaire.scans and shows up with blank screen

Thunderflash
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  #1408892 18-Oct-2015 22:14
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Sign of life...L bird is currently back on again after a while of nothing.

rmt38
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  #1408948 19-Oct-2015 06:56
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Thunderflash: Sign of life...L bird is currently back on again after a while of nothing.


My theory is that everyone at the channel has forgotten about the Optus broadcast, except for some expat NZer technician who has found him or herself with a case of fullblown Aussieness.  They occasionally flick the broadcast on and off, and watch the forum posts..

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