ADTH IR6600 receiver

[fred11119]

Hello everyone,
I am new and need some help from you.
I have a ADTH IR6600 and try to get some FTA from Gal 3C.
Floowing the instruction, connection and dish setup were done (I got the Sat. & transporter's data from this site).
Since there is no blind scan func., I did the scan by manual. but got no singals at all. Can everyone give me some suggections?
My dish size is 30" and LNB is SSF-LNBF

Thanks!

 

[Lak7]

Which TPs did you enter?
Did you align the Dish for G3?

 

[fred11119]

Which TPs did you enter?
Did you align the Dish for G3?

The TPs is 11780-H 20760 and the dish is aligned for Galaxy 3C.
Thanks!

 

[Lak7]

That is a Strong Signal.
Was this a working system, Bob Jones U?
If so, you are using the same LNB?

 

[fanquon]

If this is the new receiver within the two or three years period, you have no luck to modify anything from this model. AS you will only able to watch Satmex 6 signal.

 

[Mr Tony]

interesting...usually receivers have some type of option to modify the transponder info

 

[gabshere]

If this is the new receiver within the two or three years period, you have no luck to modify anything from this model. AS you will only able to watch Satmex 6 signal.

I thought i read where you could manually add tp's with the remote for the ADTH IR6600 & 8600

 

[Lak7]

I thought i read where you could manually add tp's with the remote for the ADTH IR6600 & 8600

I have the 8600, no problem adding TP info.
Post #3 sounds like he did enter TP info.

 

[fred11119]

Yes, I can make some input and play around. I just couldn't get any signals.

 

[gabshere]

if you entered that transponder into the box along with the polarity & SR then maybe the dish isn't set properly or the lnb isn't setup correctly .
the lnb you listed above i've never heard of. Does it have a information plate / sticker ? that has the LO on it? or is it a FSS lnbf ? a FSS lnbf is a stacked LNBF.

 

[Tron]

FSS is not necessarily stacked, it means Fixed Service Satellite (as opposed to DBS, Direct Broadcast Satellite). The FSS LNB on a Superdish is stacked. The linear LNB is stamped 'FSS' so it is not confused with the circular 'DBS' stamped LNB on the same dish. Having said that, I don't recall ever seeing 'FSS' actually stamped on any other linear LNB(F)s...

[ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed_Service_Satellite"]Fixed Service Satellite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]

 

[Lak7]

Do you have Signal Strength?
Did you install the Dish yourself?
Can you list what is entered on the Setup Menu?