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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 829462" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi again GuyI think I've spotted the cause in your logs: are you using the LNB override frequency settings when you scan? I ask because I see the following in normal scan logs when people select the &quot;Ku-Linear (Universal)&quot; band type (as you have done):In your logs I see:Looks like an unusual number of zeroes to me. The unit for those fields is MHz as stated beside each field. If you want to explicitly enter those values (which is not necessary when you select the &quot;Ku-Linear (Universal)&quot; band type) then the values you should use are:Low = 9750High = 10600Switch = 11700I recommend that you don't use those override fields unless it is absolutely necessary. They're only there to support LNB (&quot;band&quot;) types that aren't in the predefined list.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 829462, member: 82144"] Hi again Guy I think I've spotted the cause in your logs: are you using the LNB override frequency settings when you scan? I ask because I see the following in normal scan logs when people select the "Ku-Linear (Universal)" band type (as you have done): In your logs I see: Looks like an unusual number of zeroes to me. The unit for those fields is MHz as stated beside each field. If you want to explicitly enter those values (which is not necessary when you select the "Ku-Linear (Universal)" band type) then the values you should use are: Low = 9750 High = 10600 Switch = 11700 I recommend that you don't use those override fields unless it is absolutely necessary. They're only there to support LNB ("band") types that aren't in the predefined list. mm [/QUOTE]

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