AlmostsWISS
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- My Satellite Setup
- Still in planning. Expected: Humax iCord Receiver, 88cm Triax Dish, 2 Quattro LNB's, pointing at Astra2d and Hotbird8
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- Switzerland
I am in the process of setting up a system that involves an 80cm dish, 3 Quad LNB's, Four 4x1 switches, and 4 receivers.
For testing, I have been using a single port on an LNB at a time and running this straight to the Humax iCord. I have perfect reception and am pleased with alignment. The problem occurs when I run this through my switches. I have tried with two units and the same result. Obviously, I am also changing the Antenna Setup in the iCord backend and stating to use LNB A (B etc) so it controls the DiSEqC.
When I run through the switch, I get the 'LNB Short' error message. OK, the instructions say this means I need to replace the LNB or the cable. Tried, doesn't help. Also, same cables, running through a signal tester, results in crystal clear reception, so the switch, or control thereof... is the problem.
The switches are Axing (http://www.axing.com/katalog_en/Multischalter14.html) 4x1.
Does anyone know if this is an actual fault with the switches, or is this my failure to use a correct setting somewhere in the backend of the iCord?
I noticed that when I remove the cable from the iCord it gives the same message, so it leads me to believe that it is just getting no signal, either from an inability to control the switch (my bad settings?) or through a faulty switch (but with two tried?)
And yes, I always removed all power from system prior to connecting LNB's etc.
Any help appreciated.
For testing, I have been using a single port on an LNB at a time and running this straight to the Humax iCord. I have perfect reception and am pleased with alignment. The problem occurs when I run this through my switches. I have tried with two units and the same result. Obviously, I am also changing the Antenna Setup in the iCord backend and stating to use LNB A (B etc) so it controls the DiSEqC.
When I run through the switch, I get the 'LNB Short' error message. OK, the instructions say this means I need to replace the LNB or the cable. Tried, doesn't help. Also, same cables, running through a signal tester, results in crystal clear reception, so the switch, or control thereof... is the problem.
The switches are Axing (http://www.axing.com/katalog_en/Multischalter14.html) 4x1.
Does anyone know if this is an actual fault with the switches, or is this my failure to use a correct setting somewhere in the backend of the iCord?
I noticed that when I remove the cable from the iCord it gives the same message, so it leads me to believe that it is just getting no signal, either from an inability to control the switch (my bad settings?) or through a faulty switch (but with two tried?)
And yes, I always removed all power from system prior to connecting LNB's etc.
Any help appreciated.