Flipping through the channels today, I noticed that Starfish and Pentagon no longer show up in my electronic programming guide. Probably some others missing, too, but those two are channels I watched occasionally.
Channels Removed from PI package?
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Switch test shows all is OK.
I still get all of the sub channels I had on all three sats (119, 110 and 61.5).
Only lost some of the PI channels--still getting some of them.
I also have 119, 110 and 61.5, I have both Starfish and Pentagon. Maybe your receiver is on a favorite list in your guide.
Bablouie
I assume you don't have a basic package with Dish and that's why you get the PI channels separate?
I don't have my box setup (its on vacation) so I can't check...I have DishFamily & locals and the PI pack
I assume you don't have a basic package with Dish and that's why you get the PI channels separate?
I don't have my box setup (its on vacation) so I can't check...I have DishFamily & locals and the PI pack
Do a signal level test on a couple transponders on 61.5..let it lock completely (on the signal) then do a check switch
I know it doesn't solve your problem, but I just checked and the channels you mentioned are still appearing for me.
Have you double-checked that the channels are not locked out? A while back I discovered that I had locked a channel and as a result thought I wasn't getting a channel in the PI pack.
Good luck!
Have you double-checked that the channels are not locked out? A while back I discovered that I had locked a channel and as a result thought I wasn't getting a channel in the PI pack.
Good luck!
The channels are not locked out. I will do what Juan suggested in his last post and see if that solves the problem.
Still no Pentagon and no Starfish. I did all the steps suggested. Strange deal...
Maybe it's an issue with my receiver? My 322 has been, at times, freezing up, etc..
Maybe it's an issue with my receiver? My 322 has been, at times, freezing up, etc..
