33 inch dish and rtpi

[nigel_miguel]

Here i go again!!!!
everytime i set up a fta and rtpi is a different problem.

So i started off with a universal digiwave lnb (very unpridictable).
so i switched to a standard linear lnb Qsat is the brand.

i'm using a viewsat extreme receiver to do this.
well i can't even get any signal strength. lnb frequency should be 11250 and i get nothing...
i put on 5150, and i do get signal strength, but then i go the transponder 11822, and signal is zero.

am I not setting up the lnb properly?
here are it's stats:
RF:11.70/12.20 GHz
IF:950/1450MHz
L.O.:10.750GHz
Gain:60dB
Noise Figure:0.3dB

Can someone help?

thanks

 

[Mr Tony]

lnb frequency should be 11250 and i get nothing...

needs to be 10750

 

[nigel_miguel]

Ok, since you've been so helpful, I found a digiwave universal lnbf, i'm wondering how to setup this one up.
here is the info:
Digiwave DGU-880T Universal Twin LNBF
I/P Freq:10.70-12.75 GHz
L.O. Freq:9.75/10.6 GHz (22K)
N.F.:0.5 dB (Typ.)
Gain:55dB (Typ.)

how do I setup the LNB frequence on my viewsat?

thanks again

 

[Mr Tony]

I dont have a viewsat but it would be Universal or Universal 1 depending on receiver

 

[nigel_miguel]

but what would the lnb frequencies?

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[rv1pop]

I THINK (oh-oh) those are basicly preset as in scanning range and you do not need to change them. Just the Local Oscilator needs to be set.
POP

 

[nigel_miguel]

what is the local oscilator?

 

[rv1pop]

the L.O.

 

[Lak7]

In the Viewsat, when you change from Standard to Universal, the "22Khz" changes to the "High L.O."
Low L.O. = 9750
High L.O = 10600
You can not have a 22Khz in the set-up.