Your instructions appear to be what I did. In every instance, I can go back to my true south and get it. The motor wants to go back to zero whenever the receiver is reset. I always can count on this when I reset my receiver.
The problem comes when I tell the motor to take me to one of the other satellites, it sometimes will, but will not always stay there. In some cases, I can't get the motor to move unless I power my receiver off and back on. I am running through a pair of diplexers, and they appeared to work with my old motor just fine. This Stab motor worked fine when I was on a short coax to install it, the problems started when I went inside. I run through over 100 feet of coax, and 75 feet of it before the first diplexer, then about 40 feet more before the next diplexer, then 10 feet more to the receiver.
I may try to elminate diplexers from my setup. there might be a chance that i can shorten the run of coax too. I just did a complete factory reset again, and locked onto my true south in two seconds. Then I sent the motor to another satellite and it went to it with no problem. It is this good behavior, followed by odd , confused behavior that makes me think that something is wrong.
Thanks for the help, it was very clear and easy to follow. The steps that confused me a little were 4 and 5. When I set my true south satellite, I do not use the Move to satellite. I picked my true south bird, 79 degree's, then set my angle, and turn the motor (while it is set to zero), to hit the 79 degree bird. Once I am pointed at 79 degrees with good quality, I store it. Where am I going wrong?
Let's say that I reset my receiver again and the dish is at zero, and pointing to 79 degrees. I have good quality at zero (motor)= (79 degree's). What is the next step? What am I doing wrong?
Joe