Adding 125.0W to Coolsat 6000

[kjsmith01993]

Is there a way I could add satellite 125.0W to my satellite list. I'm most interested in tp 12 3927v

 

[cyberham]

I have a Coolsat 7000. I just edit an existing satellite that I don't use. Not sure you can actually add a new one.

 

[Mr Tony]

adding a sat is easy

menu
install
right arrow to "dish setup" (press OK or select....not near my 5000)
hit select (or OK) to bring up the sat list
scroll to bottom....should have a few sats that say "0.0E"
select one
press red button to rename it
put in the LNB info (5150 for LNB frequency)
hit exit....it will ask if you want to save

Then go to manual scan and put in the transponder info. I dont see any frequency like that on 125W? Are you sure you have the right info?

 

[cyberham]

I have User 01, User 02, User 03, User 04 similar to the "0.0E" entries which I can edit to be a new satellite. Though I don't know how to enter the orbital position (just type in as part of the name?).

I always wondered why I couldn't actually ADD a satellite. This is only editing existing entries.

 

[kjsmith01993]

I'm pretty sure, I got the tp info from lyngsat. It's the music choice channels. Ill give it a try

 

[kjsmith01993]

Oops I was wrong that was a tp from 91.0W. The correct tp is 10 3895V

 

[Mr Tony]

I have User 01, User 02, User 03, User 04 similar to the "0.0E" entries which I can edit to be a new satellite. Though I don't know how to enter the orbital position (just type in as part of the name?).

I always wondered why I couldn't actually ADD a satellite. This is only editing existing entries.

on the 4/5/6000 you then go into motor setup,. select usals and input the orbital slot (to add that)

 

[Mr Tony]

Oops I was wrong that was a tp from 91.0W. The correct tp is 10 3895V

note those are AC-3 audio so hopefully you have a audio receiver that can decode dolby digital

 

[kjsmith01993]

I keep getting an invalid frequency message when I try to add tp. I also dont know what the symbol rate is.

 

[kjsmith01993]

note those are AC-3 audio so hopefully you have a audio receiver that can decode dolby digital

I have a pioneer that works great with the fiber cable. How come they are in dolby digital and not normal?

 

[Mr Tony]

it all depends on the channel. Some stations have both AC-3 (Dolby digital) and MPEG2 but some of the C-Band stations are AC-3 only

 

[FaT Air]

Aren't those on 125w (3895 V 19510) DCII?? I know my S9 would scan them in as video on an EARLY firmware. But wouldn't get any audio or video.
97W (3927 V 7250) is DVB-S AC3 audio.

 

[cyberham]

on the 4/5/6000 you then go into motor setup,. select usals and input the orbital slot (to add that)

Hmm...on the 7000, after selecting USALS, there's no orbital slot field. Only dish lat/long fields that appear.

 

[cyberham]

Aren't those on 125w (3895 V 19510) DCII?? I know my S9 would scan them in as video on an EARLY firmware. But wouldn't get any audio or video.
97W (3927 V 7250) is DVB-S AC3 audio.

That Lyngsat data is from 2009. Sathint data from 2011 shows them all as Digicipher scrambled.

 

[eurosport]

MC at 125w is DCII. I use a DSR-4200v to listen to them.

 

[phlatwound]

Hmm...on the 7000, after selecting USALS, there's no orbital slot field. Only dish lat/long fields that appear.

Yeh, the 7000 is a totally different unit, no relation to the 4-5-6K series.

 

[Mr Tony]

97W (3927 V 7250) is DVB-S AC3 audio.

91W

 

[Mr Tony]

MC at 125w is DCII. I use a DSR-4200v to listen to them.

he's talking about 91W...

 

[FaT Air]

I would have corrected my post, had I been able to. (97>91) Tried a few time and would get kicked off the internet. Been on and off since last Friday. Lately - more off. Trouble ticket in(just when it's fixed (???)
91W (3927 V 7250) is DVB-S AC3 audio.
The OP was interested in the 125W DMX Mux (3895 V 19510) which is DCII and not available with a DVB receiver.

 

[Mr Tony]

No. the OP confused everyone by putting 125 in the title.
The rest of his post matches with the info for 91W
I'm most interested in tp 12 3927v