Need help to know if this will work first

[rockydarrell]

I have two DP-301-013's and one FortecStar FS-5900. I currently have and Dual Twin LNBF but will replace that with two dual legacy LNBF's. I want to run One of the 110 and one of the 119 of the 4 outputs through a splitter one of each will go to a two sets of SW-21's so that neither have both their 110 and 119's running through the splitter. One will have its 110 and the other will have its 110 through the splitter first. Then the two outputs of the SW-21's will to the two DP-301's. The leftover output ( a 110 & 119 ) will go to a 3X4 desq. switch to the FS-5900.

Will this work and if so should I set up the FS-5900 for 22Khz tone switching or the 13/18 volt switching for this 3X4 multiswitch? Just want to ask someone who has this working. The reason for wiring this way is so that neither one of the SW-21's inputs from the legacy lnb's will have both of its inputs running through the splitter. Each SW-21 will have one input from a splitter. This might keep the voltage from being too low running to all these switches. :cry:

[showngo]

I have two DP-301-013's and one FortecStar FS-5900. I currently have and Dual Twin LNBF but will replace that with two dual legacy LNBF's. I want to run One of the 110 and one of the 119 of the 4 outputs through a splitter one of each will go to a two sets of SW-21's so that neither have both their 110 and 119's running through the splitter. One will have its 110 and the other will have its 110 through the splitter first. Then the two outputs of the SW-21's will to the two DP-301's. The leftover output ( a 110 & 119 ) will go to a 3X4 desq. switch to the FS-5900.

Will this work and if so should I set up the FS-5900 for 22Khz tone switching or the 13/18 volt switching for this 3X4 multiswitch? Just want to ask someone who has this working. The reason for wiring this way is so that neither one of the SW-21's inputs from the legacy lnb's will have both of its inputs running through the splitter. Each SW-21 will have one input from a splitter. This might keep the voltage from being too low running to all these switches. :cry:

That should work for you, You want to set the 5900 for having a switch, 119° on "A" and 110° set to "B" to want to also set the reciver for 13/18v that voltage is what changes the LNB from high to low or horizontal and vertical.
Let me know if that helped.