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<blockquote data-quote="GregorV" data-source="post: 296405" data-attributes="member: 57522">Hi ronin_mn,that is simply the same like not calling that function. So we have one more candidate where the fix works.[USER=26996]blaudden[/USER]I did some more tests - the other samples you mentioned - all with no success.Compared with the specs the command byte 0xFF would not be correct in my case - it should be 0xF3 for high/horizontal with a universal LNB - right ?So there is probably a (little) bug with that Antenna-1.Anyhow I tried all commands for high/horizontal F3,F7,FB,FF and none of them worked with high band (but with low band <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" />.I found the link <a href="http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/board/archive/index.php?t-5829.html" target="_blank">Nova-S-Plus: DiSEqC specs in BDA drivers needed [Archive] - Hauppauge UK Forum</a> and there they set the command fix to 0xF0. So I tried this and after each TVService restart I was always able to tune high-band (n-tv) but I am not sure, it seems to be slower. May be that 0xF0 is somehow a DISEQC autodetect mode ?Will test this a little longer and later also on my second machine (is currently in use).Hope this helps to find the best solution approach.GregorOK, forget my comments about command 0xF0, it does not work !I had a piece of code that threw an exception and so the _propertySet.Set() was not called.Gregor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GregorV, post: 296405, member: 57522"] Hi ronin_mn, that is simply the same like not calling that function. So we have one more candidate where the fix works. [USER=26996]blaudden[/USER] I did some more tests - the other samples you mentioned - all with no success. Compared with the specs the command byte 0xFF would not be correct in my case - it should be 0xF3 for high/horizontal with a universal LNB - right ? So there is probably a (little) bug with that Antenna-1. Anyhow I tried all commands for high/horizontal F3,F7,FB,FF and none of them worked with high band (but with low band :D. I found the link [url=http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/board/archive/index.php?t-5829.html]Nova-S-Plus: DiSEqC specs in BDA drivers needed [Archive] - Hauppauge UK Forum[/url] and there they set the command fix to 0xF0. So I tried this and after each TVService restart I was always able to tune high-band (n-tv) but I am not sure, it seems to be slower. May be that 0xF0 is somehow a DISEQC autodetect mode ? Will test this a little longer and later also on my second machine (is currently in use). Hope this helps to find the best solution approach. Gregor OK, forget my comments about command 0xF0, it does not work ! I had a piece of code that threw an exception and so the _propertySet.Set() was not called. Gregor [/QUOTE]

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