OCS is for C Band reception if I understand, so you get the reverse spectrum used in C Band, and you can change the LOF (as I can with my DR HD F15 box). Not available in Crazyscan that I'm aware of. I haven't tried the C band option in Crazyscan, but it's possibly the same as with the Ka Inverto option, where you can't change the LOF. Unless you use the modified versions.About reverse scanning , with the CT5000/ Dr HD F17 and SL3K lnb from the US , I use lnb Type OCS .
With LNB Freq setting 20.450 I'll get the correct frequenties listed .
DoesView attachment 118333 Crazyscan has that OCS option too ?
That's doing it nicely Graham, thanks.@Llew Try these settings using the latest CS & Streamreader selecting Inverto Ka:
streamreader.ini
Code:;! Change IF range (default 950-2150MHz) IFStart=250 IFStop=2500 LNBMid=9500 LNBStk=17000
and in crazyscan.ini
Code:[LNB] LNBType=10 LOF1=20318 LOF2=0 LOFSW=0 [Range] Start=18200 Stop=19200 Step=3 Pol=0
No warranty
Unless you use the modified versions.
Good results dreamsat. Earlier, I mentioned I use a dielectric plate in the feedhorn of my Inverto to peak up the linear carriers on this satellite. What method if any are you using? And what size dish?18766 H 3110 1/2 "UnireSat"
18761 H 5500 5/6 "Feed"
regards dreamsat
OK, thanks. I'm OK with a 1.2 Gibertini at certain times of the day with this mod for Newsnet, the Italian racing feeds OK. Wish I had a larger dish
Not just the cash that limits dish upgrading here John - nowhere to put it on the ground without restricting arc visibility. Replacing the higher-up Gibby 1.2 with anything larger would probably attract unwanted attention by the council suitsI keep threatening to nudge up to a 1.5 Gibby & transfer the changer onto it but there always seem to be other things that need my piggy bank attention.
Not just the cash that limits dish upgrading here John - nowhere to put it on the ground without restricting arc visibility. Replacing the higher-up Gibby 1.2 with anything larger would probably attract unwanted attention by the council suits