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<blockquote data-quote="mruane" data-source="post: 276896" data-attributes="member: 21044">RedevilYep, I am getting more puzzled also. I installed MP for a rellie recently and it worked just fine as the only device driving the dish. He gets a signal without problems using an HVR4000, so clearly that card is suppling LNB power.&nbsp; But when I shut down my Sky decoder I cannot get a signal from my HVR4000. I will do some more research using &quot;power pass all&quot; splitters to see if I can get a signal without the SKy decoder.In so far as the LNB2 driver signal, perhaps we need Mcraenz's help. Mcraenz, when you have a moment, do you think you could find the scanning code and see if its possible to understand what happens when the scan engages the LNB2 selection. Does it execute any code that might indicate that a 22Khz signal is being enabled on the card?&nbsp; I will have a look also but you can probably pick it up much easier that I can.Its worth a look I think.Cheers Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mruane, post: 276896, member: 21044"] Redevil Yep, I am getting more puzzled also. I installed MP for a rellie recently and it worked just fine as the only device driving the dish. He gets a signal without problems using an HVR4000, so clearly that card is suppling LNB power. But when I shut down my Sky decoder I cannot get a signal from my HVR4000. I will do some more research using "power pass all" splitters to see if I can get a signal without the SKy decoder. In so far as the LNB2 driver signal, perhaps we need Mcraenz's help. Mcraenz, when you have a moment, do you think you could find the scanning code and see if its possible to understand what happens when the scan engages the LNB2 selection. Does it execute any code that might indicate that a 22Khz signal is being enabled on the card? I will have a look also but you can probably pick it up much easier that I can. Its worth a look I think. Cheers Mike [/QUOTE]

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