I live in Cedar Park, TX 78613.
On the point dish page I only have 300, 500, and Super for the Dish System choices. Its set to 500.
Its telling me Azimuth: 203, Elevation: 50, Skew: 116.
My dish has a pair of LNB's for 110,119 and an extra single for 129.
On the System Info page It says ViP622 DVR-HD, Software L405.
At the moment signal came up green for 119, 110, but red for 129.
Sometimes 129 is green however.
It also says Device: DPP Twin, Twin(1), Twin(2), Dual(3).
Not sure what you mean be the plumbness of the mast or how to check it.
We are all happy that you figured out your problem and got it solved.
As Hall said, you're done; however, here is some additional info that I think might help you in the future to understand your receiver and if you decide to move the dish or something.
In general, the selections on the Point Dish screen are not functional settings, i.e., they are not settings that affect the performance or operation of the 622; they only provide information to you. Once you are set up and running, you can change the Zip Code, Dish Type, etc..., and it will not affect your signal.
With the Zip Code for the location of the receiver/dish entered, it will provide you the settings for your dish antenna for certain satellite locations and/or dish types, such as a Dish 300, Dish 500, SuperDish 121, or a SuperDish 105.
For the Dish 1000, Dish 1000.2, Dish 500+/Dish 1000+, you need the installation manual to get the correct settings.
Once your dish is correctly pointed/tuned, you can run a Check Switch and it will run through either a few tests, or many tests. If you are using a SuperDish 121 or 105, or a + Dish (Dish 500+/1000+), you should select the box for SuperDish, which will cause it to run additional tests for the FSS satellites (118.7, 121 & 105).
PLUMBNESS. For any dish antenna that is designed for receiving 2 or more satellite orbital locations at once, plumb is very very important. If your mast is not plumb, you will probably not tune in all of the satellites at one time. Check the plumb in all directions. Set the Skew and then do not touch it. Then you will only have to worry about the Elevation and Azimuth; which should be adjusted in very very small increments, and give the receiver 8-10 seconds to respond.
Signal Strength. With software version L409 (which was pull back) and version L441 currently being pushed to the ViP622, the signal strength meter has been reprogrammed (electrically recalibrated) to show weaker signals. So your signals are going to drop.
This morning my 622 with version 441 showed a strength of 19/20 for 129/TP-1, and 21 for TP2.