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Originally Posted by kayjaig
Try the 2nd cable with a new scan. good luck
LNB means LOW NOISE BLOCK, it converts the high fregency from the satellite to a much lower frequency that your reciver can be read.
I have the same LNB, it works fine for both receivers in any of four outlets form the LNB. How many reciever do you have? What satellite you are watching?
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kayjaig ,,,
=D> Thanks for your reply !!! =D>
I now only have 1 Fortec Lifetime Ultra Receiver. I am watching
IA5 97W ...
Yup, I did and have to rescan after the unplug and swapping the cable ...
kayjaig, does your LNB have the label lowband V/H ; hi band V/H on it ?
I am asking because right now I have the cable goes into H of hi band . If I have the second cable from upstair goes into V of hi band. I have to rescan in order for the channels to appear and I noticed that it has a diffrent set of channels after rescan. On the V hi band I can see channel 1-99 but not higher ... and the H is opposite, cannot goes lower than 99 on the remote ... It has to be channels 100 and up ...
Is it because of the V/H { vertical/horizontal } different ? or ...
Do you think because I only have 1 receiver that is the cause of it ?
I tried to use the regular Y switch { 2 cables : downstair and upstair to 1 cable to that H Hi Band } but no luck... The signal must be loss when splitting like that , right ?
It 's not required to use the 4 way diseqc right ? ... not unless if I have 2 dishes ....
:mozilla_smile: thanks in advance for " another " reply/replies ... :mozilla_laughing: