Needed to add a satellite to the factory setup for my new Coolsat 6000 premium. There was no entry for SBS6 so I toodled on down to the first empty slot in the list and started entering the info via the remote.
I told USALS where the satellite is located and the box intelligently prefixed the satellite name with the right W longitude. Good.
BUT for the life of me I could not get anything entered in the frequency box. Now I have been finding the remote on this box a bit temperamental (to say the least) so I kept trying but it did not want any kind of entry into this box that I could find.
So I just left it blank and started a blind scan to see what it would do. The dish motored over, the scan started ok, but it was scanning frequencies down in the 4 region instead of the 11 -12 expected. Ho I thought it thinks this is a C-band, but then it started finding channels and there was ONN.
So I'm puzzled (yet again.) Is this just a quirk of the Coolsat programming, or is there an ONN on C-band and my 30" dish can see it?
(Later I will be uploading a customized list of satellites and will have full control over names and frequencies at that point.)
I told USALS where the satellite is located and the box intelligently prefixed the satellite name with the right W longitude. Good.
BUT for the life of me I could not get anything entered in the frequency box. Now I have been finding the remote on this box a bit temperamental (to say the least) so I kept trying but it did not want any kind of entry into this box that I could find.
So I just left it blank and started a blind scan to see what it would do. The dish motored over, the scan started ok, but it was scanning frequencies down in the 4 region instead of the 11 -12 expected. Ho I thought it thinks this is a C-band, but then it started finding channels and there was ONN.
So I'm puzzled (yet again.) Is this just a quirk of the Coolsat programming, or is there an ONN on C-band and my 30" dish can see it?
(Later I will be uploading a customized list of satellites and will have full control over names and frequencies at that point.)