I am in the process of pointing the eastern arc dish (1000.4) and I am confused on one thing.
The instructions state that if your peaking meter does not output 600 mh, to power the lnb on port 1.
I am using the DSF120+ peaking meter (no power output) and keep that on port 2 (72.7)
and connect the reciever (211) to port 1 to power the lnb.
To ensure that I am not hitting the wrong sats, I am going to cover the left and right lnb's so that only the one for 72.7 will be active.
Now for the part am on wondering about, with the DSF120+ on port 2 and aquiring a signal, will the reciever on port 1 be able to tell me if it is sat 72.7 that I am hitting or will the reciever be simply powering the lnb?
When I tried last time, the DSF120+ was getting a signal (on port 2) which then the DSF120 was connected to the reciever which was stating that it could not communicate with the lnb. I take it that this was because everthing was on port 2.
The instructions state that if your peaking meter does not output 600 mh, to power the lnb on port 1.
I am using the DSF120+ peaking meter (no power output) and keep that on port 2 (72.7)
and connect the reciever (211) to port 1 to power the lnb.
To ensure that I am not hitting the wrong sats, I am going to cover the left and right lnb's so that only the one for 72.7 will be active.
Now for the part am on wondering about, with the DSF120+ on port 2 and aquiring a signal, will the reciever on port 1 be able to tell me if it is sat 72.7 that I am hitting or will the reciever be simply powering the lnb?
When I tried last time, the DSF120+ was getting a signal (on port 2) which then the DSF120 was connected to the reciever which was stating that it could not communicate with the lnb. I take it that this was because everthing was on port 2.
