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Fill in the satellite that each LNB is aimed at in the name column.
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Press the blue button to save the changes.
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Highlight the Edit field and press enter to specify offset or modify the transponder
frequencies of the satellite. (Press save when complete)
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Highlight the Scan field and press enter to scan an individual satellite.
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All configured satellites may be scanned with the red “Scan All” button.
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A satellite that is not listed may be added with the green button.
Notes: (You can also chain switches)
When switch is set to Uncommitted the bottom arrows move to additional screens to set up
more satellites.
Only one LNB type will work with a given LNB. Choosing the incorrect LNB type will result
in either not scanning any channels or missing large numbers of channels. How do you know
which LNB type you have? The simplest way to know is to look at the LNB. There will be a
label that will list the frequency range, LOF and possibly the polarity.
Typical frequencies for a Circular LNB are 12.2-12.7 Ghz.
Typical frequencies for a Linear LNB are 11.7-12.2 GHz.
Typical frequencies for a Universal LNB are 10.7-12.75 GHz.
Typical frequencies for a Wide Band Circular LNB are 11.7-12.7GHz.
Typical LOF for a Circular LNB is 11250 MHz (11.250 GHz).
Typical LOF for a Linear LNB is 10750 MHz (10.750 Ghz).
Typical LOF for Universal 1 LNB is 9750/10600 MHz (9.750/10.600 GHz).
Typical LOF for Universal 2 LNB is 9750/10750 MHz (9.750/10.750 GHz).
Typical LOF for Wide Band Circular LNB is 10750 (10.750 GHz).
For Dish™ equipment there are 2 types, Legacy or Dish Pro™/ Dish Pro Plus™. Legacy
equipment will not have a DP or DPP logo on them. These LNBs function as standard Circular
or Linear LNBs. Dish Pro or Dish Pro Plus LNBs with the corresponding logos will need the
DP circular or DP Linear settings.
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