Repeat this action with a lateral movement of the dish until the second satellite’s signal is also as high as possible. Lock the knob controlling raising and lowering the dish. Raise and lower the dish until you are told that one of the two satellite meters has reached its highest point.
Release the two locking knobs on the side of the bracket holding the satellite dish in position. Go to the satellite dish and call the person on his cell phone. Have a person stand by the screen with a cell phone. Select two adjoining satellites from the list provided that correspond to your location.Ħ. Enter your zip code in the appropriate field to bring up a list of satellites. Select the “Point Dish/Satellite” screen from the “System Setup” menu. Turn the receiver on from standby with its remote. Screw the coaxial cable into the coax input on the back of the receiver.ĥ. Connect the cables to the appropriate connections on the back of the replacement satellite receiver.
Place the replacement satellite receiver that can switch the signal from the Dual LNB in the position now vacated. Remove the cables connected to the satellite receiver. Unscrew the coaxial cable from the coax input on the back of the satellite receiver. Screw the other end to the coax input on the DiSEqC switch.Ĥ. Screw one end of a 3-foot coaxial cable to the coax connector on the twin LNB module. Rotate the front of the dual LNB module so that it is facing the dish. Place the DUO LNB module on the end of the lateral support pole. Loosen the screws on the side of the Twin LNB module with the hex wrench.
Screw the coaxial cable into the coax output of a DiSEqC switch. Remove the LNB from the lateral support pole.Ģ. Unscrew the coaxial cable connected to the bottom of the LNB. Loosen the screws on the side of an existing LNB attached to a lateral support pole on a single satellite dish with a hex wrench. The receiver must have the technology built into it to be able to switch between the two satellite transmissions.ġ. The switching between the two satellites is handled by a DiSEqC switch that must be installed between the dish and the receiver. The Dual LNB is designed to receive two separate satellite signals from the overhead satellite’s transponders and transmit them to a waiting satellite receiver. Twin LNB also called Dual LNB, is a low noise block downcoverter that contains two satellite transmission receiving modules in a single enclosure.
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