I have a bev hd reciever not a pvr, and on my shop i have a dpplus lnb on my dish, can i run a straight line to my reciever and get 82 and 91 signals or do i need power switchs ect?
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I have a bev hd reciever not a pvr, and on my shop i have a dpplus lnb on my dish, can i run a straight line to my reciever and get 82 and 91 signals or do i need power switchs ect?
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cant get link to workQuote:
Originally Posted by The Noof
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Is it a dual eye LNB? If so then yes a single run of coax from the first "F" connector on the right (looking from the front of the dish) will work fine, however two coaxes would be better if the receiver has a dual input.
check this out. https://www.satfix.to/showthread.php...up-amp-Explain
yes it is a duel eye ,i thought there was not enough power to activate the switch in the lnb.so when pointing the dish do i need to find the 82 signal first or 91 signal.
Hi i have a bell dish with a dual DPP lnb i have one wire comming from it and no switch i get sat 82/91 no problem make sure in your settings the LNB type is OCS - DP good luck
how do i do this make sure in your settings the LNB type is OCS with a bell reciever?Quote:
Originally Posted by beefcake
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run a switch test
i did i had 94 signal on 91 then ran a switch check and it did not find 82 signal. do i need to find 82 or 91 first.Quote:
Originally Posted by dishuser
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In dish pointing menu/heading (receiver) you should see 2-locations listed one for 91 one for 82Quote:
Originally Posted by muskymaster
Setup on 91 first on a strong Transponder # signal where it gives green bars & says locked
then move/select the 82 location and again select a strong transponder # signal where it gives green bars & says locked
depending on the type of Dish you have (20" rotating) it is just a matter of rotating/twisting the dish a few degrees left or right
for your location. For pointing dish, go to dishpointer dot com and fill in the info it asks for dish & location etc.
it will give you the info where to point your dish from your location, including a line of sight bar/beam where to point.
i thought with a dpplus lnb you did not have to scew.Quote:
Originally Posted by auggie
of course you need to skew as they're at different elevationsQuote:
Originally Posted by muskymaster
you will still have to Tweek the dish for maximum signal for both sats 91/82, depending on your location
and what kind of dish setup you have, one of the sats (91 I believe) has a lower position in the sky etc.
go to dishpointer site, input the info for dish & your location and it will give & show you where to point the dish
for the setup you have etc. The signal coming to your dish/LNB etc. crosses over for each sat. position it doesn't
come straight in to the LNB.
go here:hxxps://www.dishpointer.com/
Run test switch first and save, then try aligning dish.