mrjava241
02-03-2006, 01:18 AM
Hey.
I've had a Coolsat 4000 Pro since November. I'm running the latest problem and channel lists. I was running it on 61.5 Sat for the 4 polish channels. One day, 2 Polish channels stopped working (no signal) but everything else continued to work. I programmed new software and a new channel list, same problem. I wiped the database on the Coolsat and did a Blindscan, it didn't detect the transponder which was carrying the polish channels. I did auto scans, PID scans, still same problem.
I than gave up and programmed a spare Dish reciever.
So now I'm trying to get TV Polonia from Nimiq 2 (Expressvu 82). I programmed the latest code and Bell channel lists. The channels all work EXCEPT a chunk of channels including TV Polonia (No signal). I did a blind scan and it doesn't get a signal for the TV Polonia transponder. I am running a direct feed from the dish, no DISEQC.
I've tried 2 different satellites and cables, so I'm out of ideas on what could possibly be wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mike
I've had a Coolsat 4000 Pro since November. I'm running the latest problem and channel lists. I was running it on 61.5 Sat for the 4 polish channels. One day, 2 Polish channels stopped working (no signal) but everything else continued to work. I programmed new software and a new channel list, same problem. I wiped the database on the Coolsat and did a Blindscan, it didn't detect the transponder which was carrying the polish channels. I did auto scans, PID scans, still same problem.
I than gave up and programmed a spare Dish reciever.
So now I'm trying to get TV Polonia from Nimiq 2 (Expressvu 82). I programmed the latest code and Bell channel lists. The channels all work EXCEPT a chunk of channels including TV Polonia (No signal). I did a blind scan and it doesn't get a signal for the TV Polonia transponder. I am running a direct feed from the dish, no DISEQC.
I've tried 2 different satellites and cables, so I'm out of ideas on what could possibly be wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mike