Andrey Vlassov wrote: > > Hi, > > this question directed to maintainer of the plugin but anyone > having experience welcome to share it. > > I started to use this plugin with main accent on GotoXY function. > > This what I was able to acomplish so far: > > After I messed up with motor motor settings I had to reset it > to factory settings. > > It looks like plugin found "Telstra 5/Intelsat Americas 5" by > just choosing the satellite in the plugin and pressing "OK" > on Nexus-S remote. Then I can receive FTA program on TV. > > Then I move dish to other position by controls of the plugin > and "Ctrl-C" VDR. On next start VDR will reposition dish to > last selected channel and I will get pricture/sound. I very > happy that this part works very well. > > Then of course I would like to check that I can position dish > to other satellite and scan for channels. I choose 110.0W or > 121.0W and reposition dish. Then I use "Ctrl-C" and switch to > "scan" utility to scan transpoders for channels. To my > surprise I found very few channels and it looks very suspicios to me. > Are these channels from the right satellite? > Unfortunately my "Fortec Lifetime Ultra" after last reflash > refuses to start (constantly reboots) and I can not confirm > that "rotor" plugin has positioned dish correctly. May be > number of channels found by "scan" utility has something to > do with fact that channels on these satellites are crypted. > But I believe that information should be available anyway and > scan utility should find them. Yes, crypted channels should also be found. > What was your experience with this plugin and scan utility? > Is there reliable source of transpoder list? (SatcoDX/Lygsat > - I could not find many channels which was found by "Fortec > Lifetime Ultra" in blind search mode when it still worked for me) lyngsat.com is very reliable. For scanning channels you can also try the channelscan plugin. With uptodate transponder ini-files it works quite well. Thomas
