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vicky_gill
12-18-2010, 03:41 PM
4 sats to 4 receiver (fta)
110 satndard
(118 & 119) circ & linear lnb
, 91 , 82..... Standard
all are dual
you are askin for 4 sat to 4 stb but you mension 5 sats
the second pic in the second post will help you. . .just add another diseqc swt and run a wire from each multiswitch
http://www.satfix.net/showthread.php?t=1161
stman
12-18-2010, 05:26 PM
you are askin for 4 sat to 4 stb but you mension 5 sats
the second pic in the second post will help you. . .just add another diseqc swt and run a wire from each multiswitch
http://www.satfix.net/showthread.php?t=1161
199 and 118 are typically used on the same port of a switch, so it is like having four satellites.. :)
199 and 118 are typically used on the same port of a switch, so it is like having four satellites.. :)
ok, i was under the impression that 118 is a lo circular lnb while 119 is a little higher freq.
pugsycan
12-18-2010, 06:05 PM
4 sats to 4 receiver (fta)
110 satndard
(118 & 119) circ & linear lnb
, 91 , 82..... Standard
all are dual
I would go with 2 4x4's into disqce (or sw21) switches The 8 X4's can be fairly spendy
WillDekkard
12-19-2010, 07:20 AM
Thought a picture would help, however help me I can't find a picture for this fairly straight forward setup. Below are a couple pics to give you ideas:
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There are basically 2 ways for this setup without going to a powered switch.
1. Place a 3x4 multiswitch on each dual output LNB, then use 4x1 DiSEqC switches to join each LNB.
2. Is use 2 4x4 multiswitches, then use either 4x1 DiSEqC switches or as pugsy suggested use SW21 switches to join the 2 4x4s to switch among the 5 sats.
vicky_gill
12-19-2010, 12:14 PM
second option sounds good
but i have not seen 4x4 multiswitches (dont need to power it?)
can u send me pic , name of company .. like zinwell etc
better to send schematic diagram as well showing 22khz on or off
WillDekkard
12-19-2010, 05:51 PM
second option sounds good
but i have not seen 4x4 multiswitches (dont need to power it?)
can u send me pic , name of company .. like zinwell etc
better to send schematic diagram as well showing 22khz on or off
Click on the FTA LNB-Switch Guide & Info link below. Download the pdf file. The peticular 4x4 shown in the guide is a Zinwell. :yes:
Edit: The Zinwell 4x4 does not need to be powered. If this is the way you go, we can help you with your settings later.
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