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<blockquote data-quote="MaxT" data-source="post: 718120" data-attributes="member: 100229"><p>I do not have stab, I have Moteck 2100, however my approach seems does not depend on the motor model (if it supports USALS).</p><p></p><p>I tuned the dish with one of the old ProgDVB (when there were no inbuild USALS but using DiseqU 1.3 plugin) and FastSatFinder. the reason to use Prog was that it's plugin supports USALS and my card, while FSF does not, but it seems to be better/faster with the signal.</p><p></p><p>Since MP needs positions to be saved, with ProgDVB's DiseqcU plugin window opened, I started TV Server config and then moved the dish to sats with USALS commands and stored each position from TV Server config.</p><p></p><p>For me, new ProgDVB does not correctly work with my Skystar USB 2 HD & 1.1 diseqc, so I cannot say whether this will work with new versions (though it has inbuild USALS). Also you may want to try ProgSatFinder which also has USALS. For me ver 2.1 worked, while current one did not.</p><p></p><p>Since MP keeps motor positions in the database, I backed up diseqcmotor.* files to avoid doing the same procedure during each reinstall. </p><p></p><p>Not sure how MP deals with multiple cards, so may be you will need either to do positions mapping for each card, or manually edit the database. I am using Heidisql for this. Do not know whether or not it is good - it was the firs I've found.</p><p></p><p>In principle you can use any software to store positions in to motor, you just need to tell MP which one relate to which sat by just editing diseqcmotor in the database.</p><p></p><p>Hope this helps.</p><p></p><p>BR</p><p></p><p>MaxT</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MaxT, post: 718120, member: 100229"] I do not have stab, I have Moteck 2100, however my approach seems does not depend on the motor model (if it supports USALS). I tuned the dish with one of the old ProgDVB (when there were no inbuild USALS but using DiseqU 1.3 plugin) and FastSatFinder. the reason to use Prog was that it's plugin supports USALS and my card, while FSF does not, but it seems to be better/faster with the signal. Since MP needs positions to be saved, with ProgDVB's DiseqcU plugin window opened, I started TV Server config and then moved the dish to sats with USALS commands and stored each position from TV Server config. For me, new ProgDVB does not correctly work with my Skystar USB 2 HD & 1.1 diseqc, so I cannot say whether this will work with new versions (though it has inbuild USALS). Also you may want to try ProgSatFinder which also has USALS. For me ver 2.1 worked, while current one did not. Since MP keeps motor positions in the database, I backed up diseqcmotor.* files to avoid doing the same procedure during each reinstall. Not sure how MP deals with multiple cards, so may be you will need either to do positions mapping for each card, or manually edit the database. I am using Heidisql for this. Do not know whether or not it is good - it was the firs I've found. In principle you can use any software to store positions in to motor, you just need to tell MP which one relate to which sat by just editing diseqcmotor in the database. Hope this helps. BR MaxT [/QUOTE]
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