If its like the other GeosatPro units I will say yes, yes, yes yes
Diseqc 1.1 yes
Diseqc 1.2 yes
USALS (Diseqc 1.3) yes
22k yes
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If its like the other GeosatPro units I will say yes, yes, yes yes
Diseqc 1.1 yes
Diseqc 1.2 yes
USALS (Diseqc 1.3) yes
22k yes
Brian, I hate to hijack this topic anymore than it has been but would I be able to install this box vertically or will it block side vents?
It would be nice if it came with a small plastic stand to do that (hint, hint)
The micoHD ventilation is more than adequate with a single side blocked, but it is all about air flow over the fins.
We might consider a vertical stand in a future revision, but at this time the case, graphics and cable weight would not be well suited to a vertical orientation. Remember that there is not much ballast with the receiver weight of 6.1 ounces!
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Yes, using DVBWorld program with DVBWorld 2104C.
'True Oldies' right now is playing "There Goes My Baby" (The Drifters).
trinity13 said:
Thank you! How many audio services does the program log on this one transponder?
My first FTA receiver was a GEOSATPRO DVR1100C. In the motor set up for 1.2 you could not user define the motor position, the receiver automatically assigned the next unused number up to 32 where it started overwriting the beginning of the list. Next January when I connect the MICRO to my G-box I hope to be able to key in the existing positions without re-doing the whole geostationary arc. Then I will be saying yes, yes, yes.
Jim
Pixl said:
The DSR100/200 and DVR1100 models were limited in the DiSEqC 1.2 position assignments by the chipset manufacturer. Firmware development could not expand the number of memory slots available or how they were assigned.
The microHD satellite list is capable of 150 satellites and currently has the ability to manually assign 99 DiSEqC 1.2 position assignments. We may expand support to 150, but unaware of any devices that support more than 99. Using a combination of switches and settings, I dont believe that one would use more than 99 positions operating several motors as the position assignments could be shared. One would have an incredible location to be able to see that many satellites (140 degrees divided by 2 degree spacing is 70 potential KU positions and 4 degree spacing for separate C-band positioning could add 35 positions). A few additional positions near the horizon and a super user could exceed the 99 position limit.
Anyone know of any motors or controllers that offer more than 99 positions?
Thank you Brex2001!
Was that 253 audio services on TP frequency 3951 or 253 total channels on the entire satellite after the blind scan?
Brian,
The 99 positions is a generous improvement over the 32 we had in the DVR1100 and would suit my needs for the 68 positions I need when adding together C and Ku.
The two controller boxes I use, 1 G-box and 1 V-box both max out at 99 positions. No need for 150 in the Micro.
You're welcome.
Rough count was in the high 70's (78, but may be off one or three, lol).
And it did log in the names, some of them include the air time too.
trinity13 said:
Interesting that it logged so few of the several hundred audio services, but such complete service names. Great additional info!
I scanned the other transponders listed above and now show 366 identified channels on this sat. the last channel number #1407
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