Bsc621c ?
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well i guess there could be a dozen answers to this question. if your asking LO then for C-band its 5150 and for ku its 10750. now i set up two satellites for most of mine so i have it set up like G10 @ 123 KU and G10 @123 C-band and so on this makes it so i don't have to change the settings everytime . its why i like channel editors 
makes life easier . but i guess there are other ways to do it.
makes life easier . but i guess there are other ways to do it.
I think that's what gabshere was getting at as well. Your question could be asking for a large number of things. Gabshere answered a few of the possible questions, but until you specifically indicate what you're looking for (in as much detail as possible), it will be difficult to give you a meaningful answer.
i just want the setings for the lmbf,for cband and ku band?and witch lmb is better BSC621C or BSC621C-2
until we know how you want to set it up, we have no idea what answer to give.
Gabshere gave you the LNB LO frequencies. Now if you use the switch built in its port 1 for C and port 2 for KU. If you use a 22k switch or an external DIseqc well then we need to know
Gabshere gave you the LNB LO frequencies. Now if you use the switch built in its port 1 for C and port 2 for KU. If you use a 22k switch or an external DIseqc well then we need to know
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If that's not sufficient, you'll have to be more specific.
Here is a comparison chart between the two models, straight from the horse's mouth.can someone give the settings for the BSC621C not the BSC621C-2
If that's not sufficient, you'll have to be more specific.
sorry guys i have1 BSC621C-2 and it a real pain in the ass cant get a signal for ku and 18% for c band.im to be honest dont know what im doing ,if its set correctly or not?setting up for g10r. i have a signal (46%) with fsku-v universal lmbf.
yeah sometimes its a pain to tune
ok the -2 is a universal so the LO is 9750 & 10600 for ku and 5150 for cband
also there it a technical bulletin to ensure your lnbf is factory set correct
ok the -2 is a universal so its not a frendly lnbf for 4dtv
if using one coax from the lnbf ( it has a built in diesqc switch port 1 or A is c band and port 2 or b is KU ( these are the settings the receiver would need to know) if you are using any other diesqcs in your system then to keep the confusion low it would probably be best to run two seperate cables and integrate them into your current system.
to help lower my confusion level i kept it simple and just for every satellite i view that has c band i added into the receiver another set of satellites. One set one for ku and the other up for c band. this set up allows me to change satellites without changing any settings .
hope this helps and ask away its a good grouphere and most everyone will help out
ok the -2 is a universal so the LO is 9750 & 10600 for ku and 5150 for cband
also there it a technical bulletin to ensure your lnbf is factory set correct
ok the -2 is a universal so its not a frendly lnbf for 4dtv
if using one coax from the lnbf ( it has a built in diesqc switch port 1 or A is c band and port 2 or b is KU ( these are the settings the receiver would need to know) if you are using any other diesqcs in your system then to keep the confusion low it would probably be best to run two seperate cables and integrate them into your current system.
to help lower my confusion level i kept it simple and just for every satellite i view that has c band i added into the receiver another set of satellites. One set one for ku and the other up for c band. this set up allows me to change satellites without changing any settings .
hope this helps and ask away its a good grouphere and most everyone will help out
I don't have a Universal version, but my Standard version (using a 1.2m dish), I had to move the assembly in to get one (C or ku?) and move it out to get the other (C or ku?). I could not get both C and ku at the same place setting, I could only get them separate at separate place settings.
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