I was about to order micro HD kit but wondering from what I am reading. Is it always this hard to setup or is there one that works for someone not familiar with al the numbers and settings? I would appreciate any advise.
In the beginning of FTA; these settings were all a satellite dish has that is needed for "a satellite receiver" to perform "picture" duties. Today, with complexity and conventions other than "basic" located at the dish; all the manufacturers of Satellite Equipment
want "their easy" button to be pressed. You, as a "newbie" have just pressed it!
"Settings" and "numbers" are normally already set-up; according to the "satellite dish" you have bought, installed, aimed, and received with; the signals you want. Each receiver depends solely on this, and only this, to show a picture. No matter what you have in the settings of any FTA receiver; it will only bring in, or let you watch; channels the satellite dish is "tuned" to. How you set-up your satellite dish, therefore, is the only thing "the receiver settings" can do; or will do for you. You aim the satellite dish, the receiver does what it always does; show you what you have done! If the satellite dish is tuned to the satellite with the channels you wanted to get (because there are 50+ satellites you can receive channels from); you will see those channels AFTER THE RECEIVER SCANS THEM INTO MEMORY! No matter what settings you have; the receiver knows how to show them and will; IF YOU CAN SCAN THEM INTO THE RECEIVERS MEMORY!
These selections in the receiver of choice's menu; operating system; on-screen display; etc., BLIND SCAN; POWER SCAN; QUICK LOOK; etc.; after following the on screen instructions using the remote and the buttons it tells you to press; scan the satellite dish "of choice" CA. ABSOLUTELY INTO MEMORY!
It is important the dish be aimed at any of the satellites in space (one or more) and that is who we all watch fta channels from! They all Broadcast channels to satellite dishes!
The microHD DVB-S2 receiver is very powerful when it comes to "settings"; and can be regarded today as one of the most advanced to date. That being said, "settings" are why I like it so much, as it allows me to watch channels other receiver's miss. DVB-S2 signals, in general, are harder to find today, than DVB-S signals were in the past; and the "extra powers" The microHD has makes it really good at the performance at hand you will be using it for. Not many more will allow the direct entry of "numbers" it now requires to allow some of the channels it can show to come in. IT BLIND SCANS FTA CHANNELS most impeccably INTO MEMORY MAGICALLY; ENTRY OF NUMBERS NOT REQUIRED!

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