Sorry for hijacking this thread, but it appears that it was concluded satisfactorily, and my issues are somewhat similar. I apologize in advance if I am stepping on anyone's toes or otherwise irritating anyone by not starting a new thread.
That being said, I have a SG2100 motor, an AKSA 22khz switch leading from the motor to an Invacom QPH-031 LNB attached to a Winegard DS-3100 (1m dish). I use both a Fortec Lifetime STB, and a genpix 8PSK-2-USB adapter, with which I use DVB Dream or MyTheatre.
My mast is plumb. I had measured its levelness (is that a word?) with a Johnson Post Plumb purchased at Home Depot. I had measured all around the post (as well as on top of the post - yeah, I am a Type-A person. I previously had a pole that was nowhere near plumb). Then I cemented the post in with concrete.
I can get Signal and Quality just fine on circular-based satellites, but not at all on linear-based satellites. I have settings for the circular-based satellites at LNB1 - 11250, SW - 0, LNB2 - 11250. I have power set on and DiSEqC set to 1 and 22khz set to 1. For linear-based satellites, my settings are LNB1 - 10750, SW - 0, LNB2 - 10750. I have power set on, DiSEqC - 2 and 22khz set to disabled.
It is encouraging that I do not need to find my TS (which is AMC5 @ 79), since I cannot for some reason, nor can I find Nimiq2 @ 82.
When I tune in a circular-based satellite using DiSEqC and then switch to USALS, I notice that the motor moves for approximately 2-3 seconds to the west of where it is positioned for DiSEqC 1.2. I was so hopeful after cementing in my new post.
Any thoughts as to why so much difference? And what do I need to do to correct this situation.
