Posted 8 May 2019 - 08:55
Hello, I am a ham radio and I own a zgemma h92h and I would need to receive a transponder on QO-100 (26E) to 10492 MHz with a universal LNB (OL 9750). The frequency sent to the receiver would therefore be 742 MHz, lower than the 950 MHz canons normally admissible.
It would be possible to rewrite the tuner driver so that the receiver extends the frequency range starting from 700 instead of 950 MHz.
Many OM would be extremely grateful.
Marlix
Posted 8 May 2019 - 10:20
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Posted 8 May 2019 - 12:53
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Posted 8 May 2019 - 17:52
Does Enigma2 support it?
Hello, I am a ham radio and I own a zgemma h92h and I would need to receive a transponder on QO-100 (26E) to 10492 MHz with a universal LNB (OL 9750). The frequency sent to the receiver would therefore be 742 MHz, lower than the 950 MHz canons normally admissible.
It would be possible to rewrite the tuner driver so that the receiver extends the frequency range starting from 700 instead of 950 MHz.
Many OM would be extremely grateful.
Marlix
This depends on your universale LNB hardware that's probably 950 ~ 1950 MHz
Probably you need a different kind of LNB to capture this transponder.
I do not think it has anything to do with the receiver.
Mut@nt HD51 STB 4K
Posted 9 May 2019 - 08:37
Thanks for the courteous answers, however I can affirm that with universal LNB and software that runs a normal SDR key (chip RTL 2832 eg) the TP is visible; It is also visible with STB as long as you use LNB with 9 GHz OL.
The limitation is in the tuner drivers that impose the standard output range (950-2150 MHz).
I'll try to solve with Hardware changes
Greetings Marlix
Posted 9 May 2019 - 11:10
Thanks for the courteous answers, however I can affirm that with universal LNB and software that runs a normal SDR key (chip RTL 2832 eg) the TP is visible; It is also visible with STB as long as you use LNB with 9 GHz OL.
The limitation is in the tuner drivers that impose the standard output range (950-2150 MHz).
I'll try to solve with Hardware changes
Greetings Marlix
Universal LNB is 9750/10600 or with highband 9750/10750 and not as you inform with a workaround of LO 9000
You can set a customized LNB setup. Probably if you set the LO on 9000 it will scan and work as well.
Mut@nt HD51 STB 4K
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