harhosk
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- My Satellite Setup
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Tecnomate 6900 super
TM-100 d
Titanium quad lnb
Fixed dish
Windows PC
- My Location
- SW France
My TM-6900 HD Super seems to have a problem with its LNB power supply. It worked straight out of the box, but not for long. After a few seconds (or minutes, if I am lucky) the picture vanishes, and a pop-up says that there is no signal. In the satellite setup menu, the signal strength and quality bars show as red. If I switch off LNB power, then switch it back on again, the bars show as blue and yellow (strength 95% quality 75%) and normal function returns. But the signal drops after a short time, and the strength and quality bars return to red.
I have a Titanium quad LNB (TQSG), which is connected to 3 TM 1000-D Supers, as well as the 6900. All the other receivers work perfectly. If one of the other receivers is switched on, the 6900 works perfectly. Presumably LNB power is supplied by the other receiver.
I have installed the software update of 10/10/08 (version 6.60), and done a factory reset, and switched it off at the back, etc, etc.
I have checked all connections, and tried swapping cables & receivers, with no improvement.
Is the TM-6900 Super faulty? Or is there a problem with my setup?
I have contacted Technomate support. None of their suggestions worked. Any ideas?
I have a Titanium quad LNB (TQSG), which is connected to 3 TM 1000-D Supers, as well as the 6900. All the other receivers work perfectly. If one of the other receivers is switched on, the 6900 works perfectly. Presumably LNB power is supplied by the other receiver.
I have installed the software update of 10/10/08 (version 6.60), and done a factory reset, and switched it off at the back, etc, etc.
I have checked all connections, and tried swapping cables & receivers, with no improvement.
Is the TM-6900 Super faulty? Or is there a problem with my setup?
I have contacted Technomate support. None of their suggestions worked. Any ideas?