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SatelliteGuys.US DishNetwork Uplink Activity Report - 6/26/2013 3:47pm - 72 changes

Uplink Comparison Range: 06/26/2013 03:31P - 06/26/2013 03:46P

Channel Additions:
6374(18) - WKTB [MPEG4 HD] added to Ciel-2 129W TP 06 Spotbeam 43 (Mkt:Atlanta, GA) (NA)
8910(15) - KUPU [MPEG2 SD] added to EchoStar14 119W TP 05 Spotbeam A27 (Mkt:Honolulu, HI-Waimanalo, HI-IND) (NA)
6690(6) - WRTV [MPEG2 SD] added to EchoStar10 110W TP 18 Spotbeam 13 (Mkt:Lafayette, IN-Indianapolis, IN-ABC) (A) (H)
6692(13) - WTHR [MPEG2 SD] added to EchoStar10 110W TP 18 Spotbeam 13 (Mkt:Lafayette, IN-Indianapolis, IN-NBC) (A) (H)
6693(59) - WXIN [MPEG2 SD] added to EchoStar10 110W TP 18 Spotbeam 13 (Mkt:Lafayette, IN-Indianapolis, IN-FOX) (A) (H)
5190(13) - WLOX [MPEG4 HD] added to Unknown TID#1320 (Mkt:Biloxi, MS-Biloxi, MS-ABC) (NA)
5192(6) - WXXV2 [MPEG4 HD] added to Unknown TID#1320 (Mkt:Biloxi, MS-Gulfport, MS-FOX) (NA)
5193(25) - WXXV [MPEG4 HD] added to Unknown TID#1320 (Mkt:Biloxi, MS-Gulfport, MS-FOX) (NA)
5194(16) - WMAH [MPEG4 HD] added to Unknown TID#1320 (Mkt:Biloxi, MS-Biloxi, MS-PBS) (NA)
6591(14) - WLOX2 [MPEG4 SD] added to Unknown TID#1320 (Mkt:Biloxi, MS-Biloxi, MS-ABC) (NA)
6401(61) - KZJL [MPEG4 HD] added to Ciel-2 129W TP 06 Spotbeam 49 (Mkt:Houston, TX-Houston, TX-N/A) (NA)
6401(61) - KZJL [MPEG4 HD] added to Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 16 (Mkt:Houston, TX-Houston, TX-N/A) (NA)
6382(24) - KPNZ [MPEG4 HD] added to Ciel-2 129W TP 03 Spotbeam 18 (Mkt:Salt Lake City, UT-Ogden, UT-N/A) (NA)
5150(3) - WHSV [MPEG4 HD] added to Echostar16 61.5W TP 18 Spotbeam 52 (Mkt:Harrisonburg, VA-Harrisonburg, VA-ABC) (NA)
5151(9) - WSVF2 [MPEG4 HD] added to Echostar16 61.5W TP 18 Spotbeam 52 (Mkt:Harrisonburg, VA) (NA)
5152(4) - WRC [MPEG4 HD] added to Echostar16 61.5W TP 18 Spotbeam 52 (Mkt:Harrisonburg, VA-Washington, DC-NBC) (NA)
5153(42) - WSVF [MPEG4 HD] added to Echostar16 61.5W TP 18 Spotbeam 52 (Mkt:Harrisonburg, VA) (NA)
5154(51) - WVPT [MPEG4 HD] added to Echostar16 61.5W TP 18 Spotbeam 52 (Mkt:Harrisonburg, VA-Staunton, VA-PBS) (NA)
248 - MAVTV [MPEG4 HD] added to Ciel-2 129W TP 19 ConUS beam (MavTV HD) (A)
248 - MAVTV [MPEG4 HD] added to Nimiq5 72.7W TP 26 ConUS beam (MavTV HD) (A)
249 - CI [MPEG4 HD] added to EchoStar11 110W TP 19 ConUS beam (Crime & Investigation Network) (A)
249 - CI [MPEG4 HD] added to Nimiq5 72.7W TP 24 ConUS beam (Crime & Investigation Network) (A)
279 - CCNEW [MPEG2 SD] added to EchoStar11 110W TP 08 ConUS beam (A)
279 - CCNEW [MPEG4 SD] added to Nimiq5 72.7W TP 22 ConUS beam (A)
393 - PRST [MPEG2 SD] added to EchoStar14 119W TP 15 ConUS beam (A) (FP)
393 - PRST [MPEG4 SD] added to Nimiq5 72.7W TP 22 ConUS beam (A) (FP)
9817 - TVINT [MPEG2 SD] added to Anik F3 118.7W TP 15 ConUS beam (NA)

Channel Removals:
6690 - WBND (A) (H) [MPEG2 SD] removed from EchoStar14 119W TP 01 Spotbeam A11 (Mkt:Lafayette, IN-South Bend, IN-ABC)
6692 - WNDU (A) (H) [MPEG2 SD] removed from EchoStar14 119W TP 01 Spotbeam A11 (Mkt:Lafayette, IN-South Bend, IN-NBC)
6693 - WSJV (A) (H) [MPEG2 SD] removed from EchoStar14 119W TP 01 Spotbeam A11 (Mkt:Lafayette, IN-Elkhart, IN-FOX)
713 - WLLOW (A) (H) [MPEG2 SD] removed from Anik F3 118.7W TP 03 ConUS beam
14188 - KLRT2 (NA) [EPG] removed from EchoStar10 110W TP 18 Spotbeam 15 (OTA EPG:Little Rock, AR)
14976 - WBBJ3 (NA) [EPG] removed from EchoStar10 110W TP 20 Spotbeam 14 (OTA EPG:Jackson, TN)
19007 - VODAP (A) [DATA] removed from EchoStar11 110W TP 16 ConUS beam
19007 - VODAP (A) [DATA] removed from Nimiq5 72.7W TP 21 ConUS beam

Channel Package Flag Changes:
5255(21) - KHBSD [MPEG4 HD] - Ciel-2 129W TP 03 Spotbeam 37 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Ft. Smith, AR-Fort Smith, AR-CW)
5260(13) - WBKO [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 32 Spotbeam 09 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Bowling Green, KY-Bowling Green, KY-ABC)
5261(4) - WNKYD [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 32 Spotbeam 09 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Bowling Green, KY-Bowling Green, KY-N/A)
5262(40) - WNKY [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 32 Spotbeam 09 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Bowling Green, KY-Bowling Green, KY-NBC)
5263(33) - WBKOD [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 32 Spotbeam 09 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Bowling Green, KY-Bowling Green, KY-N/A)
5264(48) - WKGB [MPEG4 HD] - Quetzsat1 77W TP 20 ConUS beam changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Bowling Green, KY-Bowling Green, KY-PBS)
5265(24) - WKYU [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 32 Spotbeam 09 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Bowling Green, KY-Bowling Green, KY-PBS)
6427(16) - KUNP [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar10 110W TP 29 Spotbeam 44 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Portland, OR-La Grande, OR-UNI)
5190(7) - KVII [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX-Amarillo, TX-CBS)
5191(10) - KFDA [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX-Amarillo, TX-CBS)
5192(4) - KAMR [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX-Amarillo, TX-NBC)
5193(14) - KCIT [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX-Amarillo, TX-FOX)
5194(2) - KACV [MPEG4 HD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX-Amarillo, TX-N/A)
7684(33) - KCPN [MPEG4 SD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX)
7685(18) - KPTF [MPEG4 SD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX-Farwell, TX-N/A)
7686(36) - KTMO [MPEG4 SD] - Echostar16 61.5W TP 25 Spotbeam 17 changed to Available (H) (Mkt:Amarillo, TX)
240 - PRST [MPEG2 SD] - EchoStar14 119W TP 15 ConUS beam removed from free preview (A)
240 - PRST [MPEG4 SD] - Nimiq5 72.7W TP 22 ConUS beam removed from free preview (A)
361 - MAVTV [MPEG4 HD] - Ciel-2 129W TP 19 ConUS beam changed to shown in non-sub's guides (MavTV HD) (A) (H)
361 - MAVTV [MPEG4 HD] - Nimiq5 72.7W TP 26 ConUS beam changed to shown in non-sub's guides (MavTV HD) (A) (H)
368 - CI [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar11 110W TP 19 ConUS beam changed to shown in non-sub's guides (Crime & Investigation Network) (A) (H)
368 - CI [MPEG4 HD] - Nimiq5 72.7W TP 24 ConUS beam changed to shown in non-sub's guides (Crime & Investigation Network) (A) (H)
677 - ARYDI [MPEG2 SD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 27 ConUS beam changed to free preview (A) (Ary Digital USA (Urdu))
689 - QTV [MPEG2 SD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 28 ConUS beam changed to free preview (A) (ARY Qu'ran TV Urdu (Sunni-Pakistani))
738 - GETPJ [MPEG2 SD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 26 ConUS beam removed from free preview (A)
789 - MNRMA [MPEG2 SD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 08 ConUS beam changed to Available (H)
9590(103) - HOPR [MPEG4 HD] - EchoStar11 110W TP 19 ConUS beam changed to Available (FP)
9590(103) - HOPR [MPEG4 HD] - Nimiq5 72.7W TP 13 ConUS beam changed to Available (FP)
9914 - NOWTV [MPEG2 SD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 02 ConUS beam removed from free preview (A)
9915 - NOWTV [MPEG4 HD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 23 ConUS beam removed from free preview (A)
9942 - NOWHR [MPEG2 SD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 02 ConUS beam removed from free preview (A)
9943 - NOWBN [MPEG2 SD] - Anik F3 118.7W TP 03 ConUS beam removed from free preview (A)

Channel Mapdown Changes:
4272 - MAVTV Ciel-2 129W TP 19 ConUS beam mapdown changed from 361 to 248 (MavTV HD) (A) (H)
4272 - MAVTV Nimiq5 72.7W TP 26 ConUS beam mapdown changed from 361 to 248 (MavTV HD) (A) (H)
4287 - CI EchoStar11 110W TP 19 ConUS beam mapdown changed from 368 to 249 (Crime & Investigation Network) (A) (H)
4287 - CI Nimiq5 72.7W TP 24 ConUS beam mapdown changed from 368 to 249 (Crime & Investigation Network) (A) (H)

Transponder Changes:
Unknown TID#1320 21500 8PSK 3/4 added

Channels in the system: 8861
(A) = Available to subscribers
(NA) = Not Available
(H) = Hidden from non-subscribers
(FP) = Free Preview

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I give up Scott, getting where?


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TheKrell
I give up Scott, getting where?

When the new spotbeam satellite (Echostar 16) went into service at 61.5, the mapping between all those spot beams and what's in the data stream (transponder ID), was unknown. Nelson61 (?) has been getting that mapping updated so that TheList! has the great spotbeam ground maps, and not just "unknown TID". There are so many spotbeams, this has been a laborious process. And when new ones are lit up, then Nelson61 (?) adds that to his tables. HEnce, "we're getting there", meaning getting near completion of this job.
robk299
Apparently, MAVTV was recently added to Dish America. Still wonder about GSN though since I have it, too.
nelson61
When the new spotbeam satellite (Echostar 16) went into service at 61.5, the mapping between all those spot beams and what's in the data stream (transponder ID), was unknown. Nelson61 (?) has been getting that mapping updated so that TheList! has the great spotbeam ground maps, and not just "unknown TID". There are so many spotbeams, this has been a laborious process. And when new ones are lit up, then Nelson61 (?) adds that to his tables. HEnce, "we're getting there", meaning getting near completion of this job.

Right on. And, Digiblur had a hardware failure that prevented him from updating his program tables after E16 was added to the fleet. So, we are filling in the missing data when an unknown TID appears in the uplink report.
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What is TVINT?
david_jr
Right on. And, Digiblur had a hardware failure that prevented him from updating his program tables after E16 was added to the fleet. So, we are filling in the missing data when an unknown TID appears in the uplink report.

Just wanted to say THX again to you both for all your hard work. It is much appreciated!!
dfergie
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Last reply · posted in What's Cooking?
We have a Breakfast and Dinner thread so... :)
Continuing from the Breakfast thread, found Cornbread mix so ...
Yellow Cornbread Mix
2 Hatch Green Chiles -diced
1 Egg
2/3 cup of milk
add to greased pan
Bake for 400f 20-25 minutes(From instructions)
now to put together and try... this to go with pinto beans...
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Club sandwich and corn chowder. Iced tea.
dfergie
Chili dog bowl, water… (homemade chili)
TRG
TRG
Leftover wanton soup and pork fried rice. Water.
dfergie
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Sweet tea…
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Tuna salad sandwich on toasted honey whole wheat bread with a handful of kettle chips. Water.
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Scott Greczkowski
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Last reply · posted in The Chit Chat Club
Sometimes a thread gets so many posts in it that is can cause issues for the server so that why today we introduce The Song Name Game Part 3!

So let the game continue!

The last song was added by Bobby who posted...

One Meat Ball - Andrews Sisters

CONTINUE ON AND HAVE FUN! WELCOME HOME TO SATELLITEGUYS.US!

Here are the original rules for the game as posted by WebbyDude back in 2006. http://www.satelliteguys.us/threads/68645-Song-Name-Game

Just name a song title and the band who performed it. The next person does the same thing, but needs to list a song title or band name which includes a word from the previous entry. Pick songs from any genre.

Example:

Long Live Rock and Roll -- Rainbow

Rainbow in the Dark -- Dio

Another example:

Ride the Lightning -- Metallica

Lightning Strikes -- Ozzy Osbourne


Get it?


An additional note: we all know that song titles, sometimes, use profane words. Because this is a family friendly website it is advised that you clean up that title up a bit. This is accomplished by using something like sh!t instead of the real word. Thanks....
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I Wanna Talk About Me - Toby Keith
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98.6 - Keith
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I'm Easy - Keith Carridine
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It's Easy - Boston
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Take It Easy On Me - Little River Band
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Last reply · posted in Computers and Gadgets
Lately my eight year old Dell laptop has been shutting off even when I have a full battery. I have had to keep it plugged up all the time to keep this from happening. Any idea what is causing this? I replaced the battery about three years ago.
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arlo
A recalibration might be needed. Even if it shows full, the individual cells may have become unbalaced. And the BMS chip in the battery reports false information to the pc.
Try this. Start it up in the bios/uefi and leave it there until the battery dies and it shuts off.
It might just keep running longer than in Windows. Or run for a short while and shut off.
If it's the first case. Probably just needs a balancing. If the latter, the pack might just be dead.
Not throwing stones but perhaps just a cheaply constructed battery with substandard cells. Could be.

Patience. Keep restarting it in bios/uefi until it won't fire up anymore.
Then plug the charger in and let it complete a full charge. And see what happens. If it's better.
Do the same thing one more time. Run it until it dies dead-dead. Then just let it charge, pc shut off.
When charged, it might be better. It might not be.

There are bench jigs that read the actual BMS and override it to let a tech manually monitor and charge the separate packs. They can also reset any "time bombs" in it that cause an otherwise good pack to show bad.
Maybe Santa will be good to me some year.

You might just need a new battery. Maybe the PC power management chip is going. A Dell common thing.
Leaving a laptop plugged in with a full battery is known to reduce the life. Asus for one recommends that you don't leave the charger plugged in all of the time even when shut down. And setting Windows to charge the battery to 85% instead of 100% increases life.
That's all I got.
dishstaller
That's all I got.
That was quite enough....I definitely learned something from your post. Thanks
TRG
TRG
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Last reply · posted in Computers and Gadgets
I set up a music server for my brother a few years ago. It's basically a small headless computer but it needs to have a DHCP IP address reserved for it in the router settings. This was easy to do in his DSL router. He's switching to Starlink now and I was wondering if these setting are easily accessible in the Starlink router. I'm pretty sure he will be getting the latest V5 router.
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b4pjoe
I set up a music server for my brother a few years ago. It's basically a small headless computer but it needs to have a DHCP IP address reserved for it in the router settings. This was easy to do in his DSL router. He's switching to Starlink now and I was wondering if these setting are easily accessible in the Starlink router. I'm pretty sure he will be getting the latest V5 router.
If you can't get into the router to reserve an IP address just don't use DHCP on the device that needs connected and assign it to a specific IP address in the network settings.
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HipKat
I set up a music server for my brother a few years ago. It's basically a small headless computer but it needs to have a DHCP IP address reserved for it in the router settings. This was easy to do in his DSL router. He's switching to Starlink now and I was wondering if these setting are easily accessible in the Starlink router. I'm pretty sure he will be getting the latest V5 router.
They are not. Your best bet is to set up a third-party router, attached to the Starlink for your server, that you can get into, like a Linksys, etc
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…it needs to have a DHCP IP address reserved for it in the router settings. This was easy to do in his DSL router. He's switching to Starlink now and I was wondering if these setting are easily accessible in the Starlink router. I'm pretty sure he will be getting the latest V5 router.
The Starlink V5 Install Kit I just got comes with the Mini Router. It is pretty limited in what it can do. For example, it can provide only one IP subnet at a time, no Guest Network, but it does support the pass-thru to a third-party Router. You can also split the Wi-Fi into separate 5 GHz & 2.4 GHz SSIDs to help some IoT devices that don't support 5 GHz bands to work.

The larger Starlink Router that still comes with the V4 Kit does support a Guest Network with separate IPv4 Subnet, but it's $120 from Starlink. And it still won't do DHCP Reservations.
harshness
If you can restrict the DHCP address space to assign addresses to one end of the subnet (i.e. x.x.x.50+), you can manually assign the IP address on pretty much any operating system. This is a default behavior on several popular routers. As the Router Mini only supports 235 devices, I expect that's already done.

Another option is to use a router that supports PoE to power the antenna. This article discusses that option (under PoE Power heading):

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Now that I've had the v5 kit with the Mini Router, it's not as bad as I first thought. Yes, no DHCP reservations, but you can set up multiple SSIDs that have separate IPv4 subnets, and like the big brother, you can select from 192.168.x.0/24 or 10.x.0.0/16 (where "x" is 1-4).

You can also split a subnet and have different SSIDs for the 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz channels to handle some IoT devices. I haven't discovered what subnet the 2nd NIC on the router assigns, I'm guessing it's the first subnet.
dishstaller
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Last reply · posted in The Chit Chat Club
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dishstaller
Sorry for posting the wrong link. Just corrected it.
dishstaller
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Last reply · posted in The Chit Chat Club
Terrible tragedy. You would think that they would have safe guards in place that would prevent something like this from happening. I guess if you are going to ride in a passenger train it might be best to get a car near the rear.

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Terrible tragedy. You would think that they would have safe guards in place that would prevent something like this from happening. I guess if you are going to ride in a passenger train it might be best to get a car near the rear.

They will have to look at the switching sections to determine WHY 2 trains were on the same track ... at the same time.
dishstaller
Thought this article might be of interest to some of you who might travel via train.