New Zealand
Hi Erhan, you have misread my last post, put the frequency in the LNB0 box, switch and LNB1 should be zero.
I think you have the wrong end of the stick when it comes to the LNB frequency too, you appear to be using 12286 in your last post. This is the frequency of the transponder located on the satellite. Your LNB is the "horn" (often white coloured) located at the end of the arm on your satellite dish. It has an innate frequency which it operates at. This is the "LNB0" number that you should be entering. If you do not know what it is then i suggest getting up a ladder and looking at the lnb, there should be a sticker denoting its properties. If the numbers dont mean much to you then take a photo and paste it here, i'm sure we'll be able to decipher it.
cheers
m
p.s. i would suggest trying 11300 in the LNB0 box before you get the ladder out!
I think you have the wrong end of the stick when it comes to the LNB frequency too, you appear to be using 12286 in your last post. This is the frequency of the transponder located on the satellite. Your LNB is the "horn" (often white coloured) located at the end of the arm on your satellite dish. It has an innate frequency which it operates at. This is the "LNB0" number that you should be entering. If you do not know what it is then i suggest getting up a ladder and looking at the lnb, there should be a sticker denoting its properties. If the numbers dont mean much to you then take a photo and paste it here, i'm sure we'll be able to decipher it.
cheers
m
p.s. i would suggest trying 11300 in the LNB0 box before you get the ladder out!