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- My Satellite Setup
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FORTEC PASSION with TECHNOMATE HH 2600 and 90cm dish with
ICECRYPT LNB.
DELL DIMENSION 4600
- My Location
- ESSEX COAST
Hi, could someone advise on how to set-up the east/west software limits on my passion receiver (using Diseqc system).
My receiver managed to save nine satellite positions for almost 3 months (up until a few days ago), then whilst selecting a channel on another satellite the h-h motor took the dish on a mystery tour which ended with all sat positions being lost.
On many occasions, if i eg select astra 19.2 and save it, then select h'bird 13 and save it, when i then select a channel from 19.2 i find that this position has been lost,when i then select a channel from h'bird i find that this position has also been lost.
However, afer a few attempts at saving the two above sats the positions finally are saved.
On other occasions i am able to save eg seven sat positions, but if i then add another sat position i then find that all positions have been lost.
I have tried setting the east/west limits but don't quite understand if i am doing this correctly.
regards Qwest
My receiver managed to save nine satellite positions for almost 3 months (up until a few days ago), then whilst selecting a channel on another satellite the h-h motor took the dish on a mystery tour which ended with all sat positions being lost.
On many occasions, if i eg select astra 19.2 and save it, then select h'bird 13 and save it, when i then select a channel from 19.2 i find that this position has been lost,when i then select a channel from h'bird i find that this position has also been lost.
However, afer a few attempts at saving the two above sats the positions finally are saved.
On other occasions i am able to save eg seven sat positions, but if i then add another sat position i then find that all positions have been lost.
I have tried setting the east/west limits but don't quite understand if i am doing this correctly.
regards Qwest