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Huh??? The distribution model evolves, but C-Band distribution will continue for many more years...

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Thank you for clarifying. The CK1S C-band is Standard Type with Single LO of 5150 MHz and the KU-Band output is Standard Type with Single LO of 10750 MHz With a DiSEqC switch installed with C-Band on Port 1, KU installed on Port 2 and the Receiver Port connected to the STB, program the STB...

The Titanium Satellite CK1 C/KU LNBF never had a built-in band selection switch. If your LNBF has an internal switch, it is another brand. Best to identify what you have or we are playing a game of blindfolded "pin the tail on the donkey"... Here is the CK1S install PDF...

Please post a photo of the LNBF or the model. If it is an old CK1 model, yes, you need either a DiSEqC or 22 KHz switch for the STB to select between the C-band and the KU-band outputs. A CK1 does not have any interference filtering and will have problems with 5G interference on the C-band...

Both outputs are voltage controlled polarity. 13Vdc: Vertical or 18Vdc:Horizontal. They are not fixed polarity output. If only connecting one of the LNBF ports to one STB, protect the unused port with a bank plastic cap or a small dab of silicon sealant to prevent water intrusion. Some users...

Using a Blue filter LNB without the Blue waveguide filter?

No magical component to fix... As the issue affects both input DiSEqC sensing and output voltage, i would be suspect of the source of the medium voltage suppy. Could be as simple as reseating the ribbon connectos between tbe main and F-fitting PCB. Place the ASC1 menu for fixed 13V or 18v...

Sorry, we no longer offer repair services on the ASC1.

If no power is outputted from the ASC1 LNB port and no DiSEqC command sensing, likely a power regulator has failed or no power to the f-connector PCB.

The ASC1 does not pass voltage, the LNB DC voltage is provided by the ASC1 and the STB voltage is blocked. I assume that you are using a feedhorn/LNB with servo motor? 1. Does the ASC1 respond to the STB DiSEqC move commands? and ... Does it respond to STB polarity changes (show polarity...

5G carriers DO NOT only affect satellite signals located on the same frequency. What does this mean? If the LNB band pass frequency range allows signals from interfering carriers (such as 5G N77 and N78 low band & High band) to be downconverted and amplified, these strong 5G signals can affect...

Evidently, the building is not in the right position to block the interference. Use a spectrum analyzer, even as simple as the Tiny SA Ultra: www.amazon.com/ALIESTFDNO-Upgraded-Spectrum-Frequency-Generator/dp/B0D3GYBXMH connected to a powered C-band LNBF to determine the direction the...

No such LNB exists. You cannot filter out the same frequencies that you wish to receive. N77 high band extends to 3980 MHz. If your interference was from N78 or N77 low band type 5G, the Red filter would work and you could receive satellite transponders in the 3900 range. If you are unable to...

Yes, often a STB allows a user to enter a custom LO frequency. Shifting the LO will display a "corrected" downlink frequency. This works best with standard type (single LO) LNBs, as these do not require a switch point frequency to toggle between multiple LO ranges. A signal generator can be...