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<blockquote data-quote="HappySwede" data-source="post: 611787" data-attributes="member: 54648">Thanks for good advice AberDino. Ive been testing for the last four hours and it seems that the rather unlogical setings of LNBs gives a better scan result, so thats really good progres. Finaly I found that the following settings &quot;worked&quot;#1 1BA#2 1BB#3 1AA#4 1ABI am saying &quot;worked&quot; because it scanned all satelites but with a very low channel count of only a bit over 1000 channels in total, there is normally around 1300 only on Hotbird. Even on Hotbird where there is normally something found on just about every transponder there where a large amount of transponders without signal. And to add to the mystery, as I am writing this I changed the setting for Astra (#1) to 1AA to do a scan just to check. Belive it or not but the scan came back more or less the same as with the previous settings. I am getting really confused about this. I have also noticed that from time to time it seems like its just skiping a large numer of transponders or simply quiting in the middle of a scan without any error reported.Since I managed to get signal on the different satelites I still didnt test FastSatfinder just yet. Two things Ive been thinking about is if its really scanning the satelite that it should or scanning another LNB and just happens to find something. The other thing is, as I remember the list of transponders are made up of txt documents with transponder info in them (remember editing them a few years back). Could it be using the wrong txt document? Any ideas?You write that the channel is stored with LNB setting info. Does this mean that even if I would climb up on the roof to change the cables to scan each LNB seperately in order to get a good channel list I wouldnt be able to use it?Thanks for your support</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HappySwede, post: 611787, member: 54648"] Thanks for good advice AberDino. Ive been testing for the last four hours and it seems that the rather unlogical setings of LNBs gives a better scan result, so thats really good progres. Finaly I found that the following settings "worked" #1 1BA #2 1BB #3 1AA #4 1AB I am saying "worked" because it scanned all satelites but with a very low channel count of only a bit over 1000 channels in total, there is normally around 1300 only on Hotbird. Even on Hotbird where there is normally something found on just about every transponder there where a large amount of transponders without signal. And to add to the mystery, as I am writing this I changed the setting for Astra (#1) to 1AA to do a scan just to check. Belive it or not but the scan came back more or less the same as with the previous settings. I am getting really confused about this. I have also noticed that from time to time it seems like its just skiping a large numer of transponders or simply quiting in the middle of a scan without any error reported. Since I managed to get signal on the different satelites I still didnt test FastSatfinder just yet. Two things Ive been thinking about is if its really scanning the satelite that it should or scanning another LNB and just happens to find something. The other thing is, as I remember the list of transponders are made up of txt documents with transponder info in them (remember editing them a few years back). Could it be using the wrong txt document? Any ideas? You write that the channel is stored with LNB setting info. Does this mean that even if I would climb up on the roof to change the cables to scan each LNB seperately in order to get a good channel list I wouldnt be able to use it? Thanks for your support [/QUOTE]

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