Schematic for Echostar AD3000ip LNB switching circuitFor those who wish to discuss the more technical aspects of Satellite receivers and TVs. perhaps how to replace components, fault finding etc. | |
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Schematic for Echostar AD3000ip LNB switching circuitFor those who wish to discuss the more technical aspects of Satellite receivers and TVs. perhaps how to replace components, fault finding etc. | |
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Blog Entries: 1 My System: Triple Dragon with HDD/USB stick, Dreambox 8000, Humax HDCI2000, Echostar AD3000ip & SR8700, Aston Simba, RSD ODM300. Swedish Microwave 1.2 Motorised dish / Invacom C120 twin LNB driven by the AD3000. 3 other fixed dishes. ![]() Fighting the evil 3 Dragons under the Don Quixote banner,Sir Llew persevered where others failed |
I've been poking around in the AD3000ip to check out the layout of the LNB switching supply, as I have in the past had failures of a couple transistors due to silly shorts brought on by failure to make sure the cabling from LNB to f- plug is sound (I'm always swopping and re-terminating connections). Q904 and Q909 are in my opinion the most likely suspects to be damaged if a short in the cable occurs for any length of time. Here's my effort at drawing the schematic. I haven't provided values for the semis, just swop like for like or use any medium power rated transistors. Llew | ||
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Blog Entries: 1 My System: Triple Dragon with HDD/USB stick, Dreambox 8000, Humax HDCI2000, Echostar AD3000ip & SR8700, Aston Simba, RSD ODM300. Swedish Microwave 1.2 Motorised dish / Invacom C120 twin LNB driven by the AD3000. 3 other fixed dishes. ![]() Fighting the evil 3 Dragons under the Don Quixote banner,Sir Llew persevered where others failed | Always worth trying to keep the old box working - (within its limitations, channel capacity etc). But then I only really use it for dish positioning. Later receivers than this Echostar have a dedicated LNB switching chip that provides the H/V voltages; this one just uses basic easily available or substitute components. I couldn't at first work out how the 12V regulator U901 was able to supply the 13/18V to the LNB, as what is normally the ground terminal fixes the output at 12V. In this circuit this terminal is raised through Q909 to 1V or 6V, which will give 12V+1V=13V or 12V+6V=18V to the LNB. I was thrown by the fact that the fault I had (shorted Q909) earthed the ground terminal of U901! Llew | ||
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My System: I am Cameroonians Electronics Designer Student. | Good Morning Can I have a complete Echostar Ad 3000 IP circuit diagram with a list of all coponents use ? I am sur that you can help Tanks. | ||
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Blog Entries: 1 My System: Triple Dragon with HDD/USB stick, Dreambox 8000, Humax HDCI2000, Echostar AD3000ip & SR8700, Aston Simba, RSD ODM300. Swedish Microwave 1.2 Motorised dish / Invacom C120 twin LNB driven by the AD3000. 3 other fixed dishes. ![]() Fighting the evil 3 Dragons under the Don Quixote banner,Sir Llew persevered where others failed | Nothing available that I'm aware of except for the power supply posted on this forum. Sorry. | ||
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