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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 1080670" data-attributes="member: 49539"><p>The attached file supports scanning the new frequencies (as of 6 May 2014) provided by WWZ (Wasserwerke Zug) Telekom (also known as TeleZug) in their Network with ID 585.&nbsp; The network 585 serves all communities in the canton of Zug. The data were derived from a spreadsheet provided <a href="http://www.wwz.ch/index.php?id=1685" target="_blank">via this page on the WWZ website</a> WWZ has 8 different networks, which are listed there.&nbsp; The&nbsp; remaining 7 networks serve nearby communities in th eneighboring cantons.&nbsp; Clicking on the corresponding network ID will download the corresponding frequency list, in case anyone might wish to create tuning parameter files for the other networks.&nbsp; The tuning parameters for a comprehensive search can be found by community in<a href="http://www.wwz.ch/fileadmin/user_uploads/pdfs/TV_Radio/Frequenzliste_Webdatei_STB_DVB-C.pdf" target="_blank"> this document from the WWZ website</a>, or by entering the postal code on <a href="http://go4hd.ch/Help-Center" target="_blank">this web page</a>. WWZ belongs to the QuickLine alliance of independent cable providers in Switzerland, which recently expanded its palette.&nbsp; More details can be found (in German) <a href="http://www.quickline.com/privatkunden/ueber-quickline/news/uebersicht/details/article/grosse-senderumstellung-6-mai.html" target="_blank">on the QuickLine site</a>, or on the<a href="http://www.go4hd.ch/" target="_blank"> site of its parent organization, the Digital Cable Group</a>.&nbsp; Frequency lists for additional communities served by the QuickLine alliance can be downloaded <a href="https://www.quickline.com/privatkunden/tvradio/digital-tv/frequenzlisten.html" target="_blank">here</a>.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 1080670, member: 49539"] The attached file supports scanning the new frequencies (as of 6 May 2014) provided by WWZ (Wasserwerke Zug) Telekom (also known as TeleZug) in their Network with ID 585. The network 585 serves all communities in the canton of Zug. The data were derived from a spreadsheet provided [URL='http://www.wwz.ch/index.php?id=1685']via this page on the WWZ website[/URL] WWZ has 8 different networks, which are listed there. The remaining 7 networks serve nearby communities in th eneighboring cantons. Clicking on the corresponding network ID will download the corresponding frequency list, in case anyone might wish to create tuning parameter files for the other networks. The tuning parameters for a comprehensive search can be found by community in[URL='http://www.wwz.ch/fileadmin/user_uploads/pdfs/TV_Radio/Frequenzliste_Webdatei_STB_DVB-C.pdf'] this document from the WWZ website[/URL], or by entering the postal code on [URL='http://go4hd.ch/Help-Center']this web page[/URL]. WWZ belongs to the QuickLine alliance of independent cable providers in Switzerland, which recently expanded its palette. More details can be found (in German) [URL='http://www.quickline.com/privatkunden/ueber-quickline/news/uebersicht/details/article/grosse-senderumstellung-6-mai.html']on the QuickLine site[/URL], or on the[URL='http://www.go4hd.ch/'] site of its parent organization, the Digital Cable Group[/URL]. Frequency lists for additional communities served by the QuickLine alliance can be downloaded [URL='https://www.quickline.com/privatkunden/tvradio/digital-tv/frequenzlisten.html']here[/URL]. [/QUOTE]

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