GlennB
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- My Satellite Setup
- Nova Greece (Hotbird 8)
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- Greece
Hi - looking for some advice if poss. I'm not too techno-savvy and my manual isn't helping .
We receive the Nova package here in S Greece. This is broadcast from HOTBIRD 8 at 13°E
2 nights ago I switched off and all was fine. SInce yesterday morning the receiver will only display "Network Scan" on the TV and 'Scan' on its fron panel, with the following gumph:
Searching for signal
No. of bouquets 0
No. of orbital positions 0
No. of TV services 0
No. of radio services 0
11823 H 27500 3/4 3°W
the 13°E and the 3°W numbers seem to conflict, but I know zero about sat TV .
Checking the receiver config, a strong signal is being received and everything seems to be 'enabled'. In fact I slotted in a spare LNB before noticing this.
We've had no storms or weird electrical events.
The local guy who installed it is off sick for several days. This is no big deal as we're not avid TV watchers, but it might save us time and a callout fee if this is something trivial.
Any help much appreciated.
cheers, Glenn
We receive the Nova package here in S Greece. This is broadcast from HOTBIRD 8 at 13°E
2 nights ago I switched off and all was fine. SInce yesterday morning the receiver will only display "Network Scan" on the TV and 'Scan' on its fron panel, with the following gumph:
Searching for signal
No. of bouquets 0
No. of orbital positions 0
No. of TV services 0
No. of radio services 0
11823 H 27500 3/4 3°W
the 13°E and the 3°W numbers seem to conflict, but I know zero about sat TV .
Checking the receiver config, a strong signal is being received and everything seems to be 'enabled'. In fact I slotted in a spare LNB before noticing this.
We've had no storms or weird electrical events.
The local guy who installed it is off sick for several days. This is no big deal as we're not avid TV watchers, but it might save us time and a callout fee if this is something trivial.
Any help much appreciated.
cheers, Glenn