spirto
10-27-2005, 08:08 AM
Or it may be the Superdish with DP34.
Only once, last week, I was able to bring in the international channels on 121. I used a blind scan and everything was perfect. I downloaded the channel list and then scanned for the other sats one by one. Later when I uploaded the 121 channel list I got the dreaded "Scrambled" message on practically everything. I let it ran for hours unplugged the receiver and everything but to no avail. Subsequent scans of 121 don't get the international channels even though they bring in some 800 working channels. Also, when I get the 119 and 110 they don't look representative of what channels should be on those birds by comparing them to channel lists posted on this forum.
Other than doing the single-cable no-switch approach how can I make sure that what I scan is really from the target satellite that I'm setting for? I did a factory reset and the sat list I'm using is what Coolsat has after a reset.
I've been at this for a couple of weeks and I'm stumped. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Only once, last week, I was able to bring in the international channels on 121. I used a blind scan and everything was perfect. I downloaded the channel list and then scanned for the other sats one by one. Later when I uploaded the 121 channel list I got the dreaded "Scrambled" message on practically everything. I let it ran for hours unplugged the receiver and everything but to no avail. Subsequent scans of 121 don't get the international channels even though they bring in some 800 working channels. Also, when I get the 119 and 110 they don't look representative of what channels should be on those birds by comparing them to channel lists posted on this forum.
Other than doing the single-cable no-switch approach how can I make sure that what I scan is really from the target satellite that I'm setting for? I did a factory reset and the sat list I'm using is what Coolsat has after a reset.
I've been at this for a couple of weeks and I'm stumped. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks