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Are you sure about that?

I checked IDLB-QUDL-UNI2L-OPP.

Works flawlessly in any combination diseqc 1.0 /1.1 /1.1+1.0(cascade)

 

I'm quite sure.

The problem is not the LNB, the problem is the frequency converter (johansson 9645 kit).

The unicable commands enter into the device but do not exit towards the LNB.

I checked with the scope.

Bye the way, analysing with the scope I do not see the diseqc tone burst (position A/B).

Is it known, or I'm wrong?

Bye.

My pre-existing antenna setup was composed of a stacker/destacker diseqc addressing two LNB.

One of the two LNB is 1/4 of the quattro addressing the pre-existing sat to cable converter for astra, so I cannot replace it.

The second was for hotbird.

Now I would like to replace hotbird LNB with one able to feed more than one receiver, but diseqc and unicable are incompatible (I tested it), so my solution is use the static mode, in this way I don't need to send any command to the lnb and the system should work.

Is more a workaround to fix the ugly setup without changing a lot.

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What do you want to do ? 

If you explain it to us, may be we can help you

 

I simply plan to program 32 hotbird's TP (these are more than what I really need, I only need the italian broadcaster), and I need to receive these TPs on the box.

My idea is to configure the box using universal LNB disabling the 22 Khz Tone, and manually scan using only low band and horizontal, using the "equivalent trasponder frequency": IF frequency (the UB frequency) + low LO frequency.

In my opinion shall work, and shall allow to share the same LNB on more box.

Clearly a dedicated mode shall be preferable.

I will see if I can contribute.

I purchased the LNB configured in static mode.

As soon as received I will make some test and share the results.

But in Static mode, you have to previously program LNB with SAT frequency & Pol. you want to carry on UB1, which one on UB2, UB3......

It's not a mode to work with individual receivers.

Why not?

Using your example:

11229 Vertical => UB1 (1210 MHz)

12699 Vertical => UB2 (1420 MHz)

11053 Horizon => UB3 (1680 MHz)

12383 Horizon => UB4 (2040 MHz)

I could have unlimited individual receiver to receive all that transponder in parallel without conflicts.

I know that at the end the the unicable is more flexible, but I have some constraint and I cannot use the unicable (there are some diseqc element between my apartment and the LNB).

A good solution for me is to use the static mode, I will not have all the channels ,but I will have more channels than what I need.

I only need to understand how to tune these static channels.