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 Posted by Rich Piehl on 11/14/06 01:13 
cbx wrote: 
> Satwork ST3688.  As an experiment, I did a blind scan on AMC4 with NIT 
> ON, and apparently it picked up all the channels twice.   
 
Network scan on checks all the transponders on a satellite, not just a  
given polarity.  You will end up duplicates 
>  
> Also, another question same receiver.  When I do a blind scan with the 
> Satwork, the frequencies it comes back with for the transponders are 
> listed on the receiver as around 5 to 7 Mhz lower than listed on 
> Lyngsat.  Operation is OK it appears (except White Springs TV on 
> Telstar 7, video is horrible there and lists as about 7 mhz low - if I 
> enter the Lyngsat frequency the channel drops out.  I'm thinking that 
> either the receiver master clock or PLL is off, or the Universal LNB 
> is off frequency). 
 
My 3688 tended to pick up frequencies off slightly, as well.   It would  
also tend to get a higher symbol rate than Lyngsat.  The higher the  
symbol rate the more the symbol rate the 3688 would be off.  If the  
symbol rate was in the 25000 for a given channel my 3688 would be as  
much as 25 or 30 higher.  Once I would find an 'unpublished' or backhaul  
transmission I would always verify it with another receiver just to make  
sure it was accurate before I would submit it to Lyngsat. 
 
Take care, 
Rich 
 
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