Need help removing default Sat's from Pansat 9200 HD

[ikki]

Any one know of a quick and easy way to remove all of the default satellites from the Pansat 9200 HD. My list is so large the AC3 audio channels would no longer work.

 

[Hermitman]

I don't think there's a way to delete them all at once. I had to delete them one satellite at a time. A little slower but it got done.

 

[Mr Tony]

why dont you delete transponders instead? That will free up some memory

The Pansats are notorious for TP overload

 

[Corrado]

I need to do the same with my 9200, I pretty much only use it for blind scanning and it's approaching overload too. I downloaded a channel editor from Pansat for my 9200. I was planning to do it over the holiday weekend.

 

[ikki]

If you have a channel editor, I would be greatly indebtied to you if you can send it my way..


Iceberg you will appreciate the mess I have created in my Pansat transponsder list.

Because I like naming satellites based on position in the sky, I created an entry for each C Band Satelite from 55 WEST to 135 WEST.

 

[Mr Tony]

hey that works

The advantage of a Pansat is you can delete transponders and the channels will stay in there. My Coolsat & azbox if you delete the transponder the channels associated with it delete too

 

[ppierre]

Is there a channel editor easy to find so i don't have to repeat all descriptions to every satellite.

 

[Mr Tony]

not for the 9200...just the remote

 

[ikki]

I am still getting "Scrambled or Bad Channel" when I try to listen to AC3 audio "Radio" stations.

What is even more bizarre is sometime if I press the GREEN signal button twice I can get the audio to pop in.

What a bizarre bug. I wish I could remember the stable binary that didn't have the audio issues.