Just got a nfusion phoenix. i have 110, 119, and 91 hooked up. My 91(bell) vertical signal comes in great but the horizontal signal will not pick up at all. Any advice?
Thanks for your reply plymouth. LNB was on and set to standard. Tried port 4 instead of three, still nothing...It's strange b/c the Vertical signal is picked up but not the Horizontal tp's.
tj88, is this a new setup? Or did you install a new LNB?
HHMotors should be setup with 91W (or 90 degrees due south) in the middle of your arc. New LNBs should be focused and aligned properly with makings on your LNB mount.
Vertical signal work on 11.5 to 14 volts and Horizontal on 15.5 to 19 volts, you must have a problem with a cable or the LNB can be misaligned and got only Vertical signal.
It's very easy for you to replace the cable, the LNB can be defective but it's very rare, like I say on above post it, the LNB can be misaligned and got only Vertical signal.
A factory default can be the solution then you rescan your satellites, you can try it also!
Well i get a signal, but just on the Vertical tp's, the Horizontal tp's stay around 6 for the quality and erratically move in the 30's for the signal...No matter where i move the dish the H tp's never rise in strength
Just got a nfusion phoenix. i have 110, 119, and 91 hooked up. My 91(bell) vertical signal comes in great but the horizontal signal will not pick up at all. Any advice?
If you had no problem before and the only thing you did is change your receiver and 110, 119 the Vertical and Horizontal freqs. comes in great, but on Bell 91 only can pickup the Vertical freq.no Horizontal TPs.
Vertical works OK because it's receiving the Voltage between 11.5 to 14 Volts Horizontal NO because Horizontal works on much higher Voltage between 15.5 to 19 Volts and the Voltage is not there. The Voltage drop could be bad connections, defectived wire or Moisture in the LNB.
First replace the Pigtail from your LNB to the DiSEqC Switch and see what happens if nothing replace your LNB. Not being there, this is the best I can do.
Tries your suggestion but still no luck. from what i gather H uses high voltage. I've tried different cables so i figure it must be an lnb problem. Guess i'll try ebay for a new one.
