The receiver I have is the MicroHD. I have 2 dishes. One C Band, the other a motorized 31" offset dish. As to the former, I control that with my 4DTV 922 receiver.
Let's suppose I'm in the MicroHD Motor/Switch Setting tab. I then drop down to the Transponder Setting and choose one from the list, in this case C Band. Now let's say my C Band dish isn't parked on this sat yet, but is fairly close. So I then start going East or West with the 922 remote, and once it finds this signal, at the bottom in the MicroHD Motor/Switch Setting tab, the Signal Quality level starts showing a a green bar once found and locked. It is then easy to peak with 922 remote from there.
Let's say exact same scenerio, except this time it is KU with Motor Type as DiSeqC 1.2. I first select a good known signal from the Transponder setting but that I'm not getting a lock yet. So I then go down to the Save button and start going East and or West with the MicroHD remote. It never finds the signal like it easily does with C Band, where it's apparent from the Signal Quality level at the bottom when using C Band. And I've tried this with numerous signals on numerous birds. What am I missing here? The very first dvb receiver I ever had, meaning over 10 years ago, though I don't recall what receiver at the moment, but even on KU if going East or West with the dvb remote, the front panel would display a lit up small round light when the signal was found and locked. This was a very useful feature IMO.
Let's suppose I'm in the MicroHD Motor/Switch Setting tab. I then drop down to the Transponder Setting and choose one from the list, in this case C Band. Now let's say my C Band dish isn't parked on this sat yet, but is fairly close. So I then start going East or West with the 922 remote, and once it finds this signal, at the bottom in the MicroHD Motor/Switch Setting tab, the Signal Quality level starts showing a a green bar once found and locked. It is then easy to peak with 922 remote from there.
Let's say exact same scenerio, except this time it is KU with Motor Type as DiSeqC 1.2. I first select a good known signal from the Transponder setting but that I'm not getting a lock yet. So I then go down to the Save button and start going East and or West with the MicroHD remote. It never finds the signal like it easily does with C Band, where it's apparent from the Signal Quality level at the bottom when using C Band. And I've tried this with numerous signals on numerous birds. What am I missing here? The very first dvb receiver I ever had, meaning over 10 years ago, though I don't recall what receiver at the moment, but even on KU if going East or West with the dvb remote, the front panel would display a lit up small round light when the signal was found and locked. This was a very useful feature IMO.
