Lnb Question

[four_sexta]

Hi, I want to point my 33" dish towards amc4 (101 degrees West) using my coolsat 6000. I've got a linear ku lnb but I'm not sure if it's standard or universal.

1) Given the fact that I'm not sure if my lnb is standard or universal, what configuration must I have under "Lnb Type"?

2) How can I determine if my lnb is universal or standard lnb?

Thanks

[Birdie]

Not sure on your coolsat, But on my pansat I have two signal bars,
1 signal
2 quality
If the lnb type is set wrong it shows signal but zero quality.

Maybe this helps out

[four_sexta]

I think you misunderstood me, I still haven't pointed my dish towards amc4. I'm not sure if I have a standar or universal lnb. How do I find out what type lnb I have, or does it not matter the lnb type that I configure my receiver to?

Thanks.

[pswine1]

One option would be to take the model # off trhe LNB and put it in google whos knows what you may find.:cool:
I think you misunderstood me, I still haven't pointed my dish towards amc4. I'm not sure if I have a standar or universal lnb. How do I find out what type lnb I have, or does it not matter the lnb type that I configure my receiver to?

Thanks.

[DizzyDen]

You should be able to do as Birdie described even before repointing the dish.

[Crow 492]

Hi, I want to point my 33" dish towards amc4 (101 degrees West) using my coolsat 6000. I've got a linear ku lnb but I'm not sure if it's standard or universal.

1) Given the fact that I'm not sure if my lnb is standard or universal, what configuration must I have under "Lnb Type"?

2) How can I determine if my lnb is universal or standard lnb?

Thanks

Standard 10750 for local Freq with the linear LNB you should be good for the dish settings from there.