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dcole13

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#104039 13-Jun-2012 18:25
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We have just brought a motorhome, and we are currently trying to aim the satellite dish. We have a satellite finder, and we are pretty sure we have it aimed correctly. The only problem is that we only get 4% quality on the box. Here are my settings:

Optus D1
LNB Freq: 10850MHz
Trans Freq: 12450MHz
Symbol Rate: 22500KsPs
Video PID 512
Polarity: H
Audio PID: 650
DiSEqC: Off
PCR PID: 512
22K: Off
Text PID: 0
Version: Digitlink 1212S




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  #640477 14-Jun-2012 03:47
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Change them to

LNB Freq: 10750 MHz
Trans Freq: 12456 MHz




 


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