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I think you are confusing DiSEqC with 22 Mhz. They are not the same. If you have a menu setup similiar to a BEC receiver (sounds like it is) there is an area where you define the lnbf and in that area you designate which DiSEqC port will be used for that lnbf. It surprises me that DiSEqC is listed under the 22 mhz menu meaning perhaps you can not use the two together. You require the 22 mhz commands for your UNI lnbf and if using multiple lnbf's as stated you require a DiSEqC.

Sounds like your menu will not allow you to choose both. So what this means is first you need to decide on what lnbf you desire to keep from your collection. If you are going to keep the UNI as operational set 22 Mhz to auto adn you are done. If you are going to use the standard lnbf set 22 Mhz to OFF and you are done. Other option is to buy a different receiver.

When choosing DiSEqC it should have given you an area to choose port. So if you wanted to run 4 standard lnbf's you could just not both a UNI and a standard with that receiver. That is providing I read your post correctly.

EDIT: You could potentially run both lnbf's once you managed to get DiSEqC set up properly with only one polarity on the UNI.