Yes I got info for the Ku_Frequency settings yesterday from Iceberg (Universal or 9750/10600)
Confirm you have this model, it's the Ku Universal model: Ku LNB L.O. 9750/10600
Yes to Lak7 : It has a label on the bottom with Model info: DMS BSC621-2 LNBF Confirmed .
The Ku_band does not work , I tried the direct connection method and there was no green bar , only when connected to the C-band directly did the green bar show, I wanted to confirm it properly myself, even though the previous owner told me it did not work but the C-band works he said.
I cannot get a lock with the C-band, not even pointed at my 1.2m offset dish with proper settings, unless that dish is too small ?
I bet the Ku band does work.
This combo LNBF frustrates many users.
The C-band LNBF will work easily.
After the dish is in the right spot E-W, the Ku preforms poor until the LNBF is push a bit closer to the dish, in my experience with the BSC-621-1 (I have 2 of them).
Many fail to realize how the size of their dish affects how close they have to be.
A 3 foot dish sees 2 degrees apart on Ku and 6 degrees on C band.
My 10.5 foot KTI sees 0.5 degrees apart on Ku and 1.6 degrees on C band.
Your dish:
SatLex Digital :: Technology :: Calculators :: Beam Width
So while you are on with C, you may need more tweaking to get Ku.
I had to measure 4 ways.
1. Focal length from center of dish
2. Skew off of connector box.
3. Length from edge of dish to scalar ring,
in 3 different places preferably 120 degrees from each other
4. Length from edge of dish to back of Ku LNBF, in 3 different places preferably 120 degrees from each other
Also I'm still tweaking my latest BSC-621 after a week now.

Even when i get everything else right, the %&$*! skew is off
To think I hated using the button hook dish.
Makes setting the skew and focal length a piece of cake.
Oh one more TIP: If you cant get respectable Quality, try rotating the LNBF 180 degrees.
My first BSC-621 liked that.
