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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 913846" data-attributes="member: 82144">In the scanning section you have four rows up the top.They enable you two scan up to 4 satellites in one scan. Only a time saver - nothing more.&nbsp;First column in each row is a tick box. Tick to scan the corresponding satellite; untick to not scan.Second column is DiSEqC - if you don't have some kind of DiSEqC switch that enables you to receive multiple satellites with one tuner then this should be set to &quot;none&quot;.Third column is band - band is a European term that doesn't really make a lot of sense to us folks from other parts of the world. Think of it as a synonym for LNB type. Each &quot;band&quot; setting is associated with a set of frequencies (the LNB local oscillator frequencies, eg. 11250). These are important for tuning, and also determine whether a 22kHz tone is sent to the LNB or not.Fourth column is satellite - hopefully self explanatory.&nbsp;If you have &quot;override default LNB frequencies&quot; enabled then the settings in the &quot;band&quot; column up the top are ignored.In other words, you said that you had tried &quot;NA backstacked DP-Hi&quot;, but actually if you had &quot;override default lnb frequencies&quot; ticked at the time then you haven't actually tried NA bandstacked DP-Hi.&nbsp;I recommend you do *not* enable the &quot;override default LNB frequencies&quot; setting if at all possible. Most people should find it isn't necessary because the &quot;band&quot; setting covers what you need.&nbsp;The band setting frequencies are:&quot;Ku-Linear (Universal)&quot; = 9750, 10600, 11700&quot;Ku-Circular&quot; = 10750, 0, 0&quot;C-Band&quot; = 5150, 0, 0&quot;NA Bandstacked DP Ku-Hi (DBS)&quot; = 11250, 14350, 0&quot;NA Bandstacked DP Ku-Lo (FSS)&quot; = 10750, 13850, 0&quot;NA Bandstacked Ku-Hi (DBS)&quot; = 11250, 10675, 0&quot;NA Bandstacked Ku-Lo (FSS)&quot; = 10750, 10175, 0&quot;NA Bandstacked C&quot; = 5150, 5750, 0&quot;NA Legacy&quot; = 11250, 0, 0&quot;NA Custom 1&quot; = 11250, 11250, 12700&quot;NA Custom 2&quot; = 11250, 11250, 12200&nbsp;&quot;NA Custom 1&quot; is equivalent to the frequencies that you entered.Does that help?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 913846, member: 82144"] In the scanning section you have four rows up the top. They enable you two scan up to 4 satellites in one scan. Only a time saver - nothing more. First column in each row is a tick box. Tick to scan the corresponding satellite; untick to not scan. Second column is DiSEqC - if you don't have some kind of DiSEqC switch that enables you to receive multiple satellites with one tuner then this should be set to "none". Third column is [B]band[/B] - band is a European term that doesn't really make a lot of sense to us folks from other parts of the world. Think of it as a synonym for LNB type. Each "band" setting is associated with a set of frequencies (the LNB local oscillator frequencies, eg. 11250). These are important for tuning, and also determine whether a 22kHz tone is sent to the LNB or not. Fourth column is satellite - hopefully self explanatory. If you have "override default LNB frequencies" enabled then the settings in the "band" column up the top are ignored. In other words, you said that you had tried "NA backstacked DP-Hi", but actually if you had "override default lnb frequencies" ticked at the time then you haven't actually tried NA bandstacked DP-Hi. I recommend you do *not* enable the "override default LNB frequencies" setting if at all possible. Most people should find it isn't necessary because the "band" setting covers what you need. The band setting frequencies are: "Ku-Linear (Universal)" = 9750, 10600, 11700 "Ku-Circular" = 10750, 0, 0 "C-Band" = 5150, 0, 0 "NA Bandstacked DP Ku-Hi (DBS)" = 11250, 14350, 0 "NA Bandstacked DP Ku-Lo (FSS)" = 10750, 13850, 0 "NA Bandstacked Ku-Hi (DBS)" = 11250, 10675, 0 "NA Bandstacked Ku-Lo (FSS)" = 10750, 10175, 0 "NA Bandstacked C" = 5150, 5750, 0 "NA Legacy" = 11250, 0, 0 "NA Custom 1" = 11250, 11250, 12700 "NA Custom 2" = 11250, 11250, 12200 "NA Custom 1" is equivalent to the frequencies that you entered. Does that help? [/QUOTE]

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