Hi Jim, don't know if you are still up or not? But, you do realize the 922 is controlling the polarity (I assume), so you have to change it with the 922 when it's through with the H (or V). I don't have a Satworks, so I don't know how it scans. But the Pansat scans the H 1st and then the V, then it decodes and writes the channels it scaned, with the H 1st and then the V. In other words, I have to put my 920 on an H channel and then a V channel, and then an H channel and then a V channel, and all during one scan. I have to keep my eye on it, I can see when the Pansat switches polarity, so I have to switch the polarity on the 920 or I would wind up with duplicates on both H and V for the same channels like you mentioned. The Coolsat is a little different, it scans and decodes and writes the channels all at once. And it starts with the V side and then does the H side. But I still have to watch the 920 and change the polarity when the Coolsat changes polarity, to keep from getting duplicate channels. I think the Coolsat might do the polarities individually, but I've never done it that way, so maybe not?
I hope you understand what I'm saying, cause I'm not sure I do? But, I get it to work.
Al