Almost any receiver could be set to use that LNB. But the question is why would you want to use that LNB? You need to understand LNBs a little better.
The following was written by Brian Gohl, owner of Titanium Satellite, while he was still at SatelliteAV: LNB LO Frequency - 101 What is an LNB and how does it work? When a satellite signal is reflected into the feedhorn, the signal travels down the feedhorn or a waveguide and is picked up by...
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Yes I thought the same but this SWM Type R its a bit of a odd ball , If you switch the LNB settings to Universal 9.750 - 10.600 it would seem you only get 2 of the bands .
Lo 10.00 ( 13v . No Tone ) 10.95-11.70 Ghz
Lo 10.75 ( 13v , 22Khz Tone ) 11.70 - 12.25 Ghz
Lo 11.30 ( 18v , No Tone ) 12.25 - 12.75 Ghz
Lo 9.75 ( 18v , 22 Khz Tone ) 10.70 - 11.70 Ghz
This is why its not plug and play like your standard Universal LNB , Since this is a commercial Quad band LNB not sure what is the best receiver for it .
My thoughts so far are you won't find a consumer hobby receiver that is fully compatible with this LNB. It's a professional grade LNB designed for professional systems. These are your options with the Technomate TM-5402
SMW LNB, frequencies correct, polarisation as per position name:
| Technomate position name | LNB settings, all single | ASC1 |
| 1. 4.8e 10.7-11.7H | 18v, 22khz on, LO 9.750 | 4.8e H |
| 2. 4.8e 11.7-12.25H | 13v, 22kz on, LO 10750 | 4.8e H |
| 3. 4.8e 12.25-12.75H | 18v, 22khz off, LO 11300 | 4.8e H |
| 4. 4.8e 10.7-11.7V | 18v, 22khz on, LO 9.750 | 4.8e V |
| 5. 4.8e 11.7-12.25V | 13v, 22kz on, LO 10750 | 4.8e V |
| 6. 4.8e 12.25-12.75V | 18v, 22khz off, LO 11300 | 4.8e V |
With SMW set as Universal, frequencies incorrect, polarisation as per position name:
| Technomate position | LNB settings | ASC1 |
| 1. 4.8e Ku H | Universal | 4.8e H |
| 2. 4.8e Ku V | Universal | 4.8e V |
With a universal LNB, all frequencies correct, all polarisations correct, auto polarisation:
| Technomate position name | LNB settings | ASC1 |
| 1. 4.8e Ku | Universal | 4.8e auto polarisation |