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wolfgang1983

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#273345 17-Aug-2020 21:31
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Hi

 

I have Hauppauge WinTV PC and trying to get the freeview channels in my country New Zealand. I have got a Sky TV Dish 60cm and the LNB has 4 connections. I use one for my sky box and one cable goes to my Hauppauge WinTV pc card.

 

I can not seem to work out what the LOF1 and LOF Switch and LOF2 are any ideas?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks

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RunningMan
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  #2543849 18-Aug-2020 17:40
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OK, those settings from the Sky decoder look exactly as expected. They show an LOF of 10750 (10.75 GHz), and tone on (22 kHz) switches the LNB to 156 degrees (C1/D3). That means the dish is pointing where it should be, and the LNB LOF is what we thought it was.

 

The following should work:

 

LOF1 10750

 

Switch : 12750 (or anything higher)

 

LOF2 10750 (shouldn't matter, as it should never switch to this).

 

Are there any other settings available? Have you tried a manual scan?

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