[jdon]

I have two pro boxes hooked up to a 1000.2 lnb.

I have picture for 110,119, and 129. I have excellect Q and S for all 3
I had 148 for a little while...and now its gone

I have 148 plugged into the LBN IN port of the 1000.2

any sugguestion?

Have the following settings below:

Satellite: Echo 8, 110W
Frequency (TP): 12224
LNB: On
LNB type: OCS-DP
LNB Freq: 11250
DiSEqC: 1.0
DiSEqC Port: 2/off/off
DiSEqC SW 22: Off

Echo 7, 119W
Frequency (TP): 12239
LNB: On
LNB type: OCS-DP
LNB Freq: 11250
DiSEqC: 1.0
DiSEqC Port: 1/off/off
DiSEqC SW 22: Off

Echo 5, 129W
Frequency (TP): 12282
LNB: On
LNB type: OCS-DP
LNB Freq: 11250
DiSEqC: 1.0
DiSEqC Port: 3/off/off
DiSEqC SW 22: Off

Echo 1,2 148W
Frequency (TP): 12224
LNB: On
LNB type: OCS-DP
LNB Freq: 11250
DiSEqC: 1.0
DiSEqC Port: 4/off/off
DiSEqC SW 22: Off

[woodcreeker]

That's a problem with 2 receivers trying run 148w or any satellite through that extra port in on the dish 1000.2

This problem has an easy solution.

That setup is going to require a dish pro LNB into the LNB in. One of the dual port DP LNBs, and not a twin. I will include a picture for you below.

If you turn one receiver OFF, you will get 148w on the one that is running. Then setup and scan this satellite. Then turn on the other one, and turn off the one that was working, and setup and scan that receiver for 148w. This is why I asked you to only setup and scan with one receiver at a time through your setup. I wanted you to concentrate on getting the other 3 satellites working, first, anyway.

When one receiver is using 148w, the other receiver can only use the opposite transponders the other one is using. For example, if you have one receiver on a Vertical TP channel, the other receiver will only be able to use the Horizontal TP channels.

Hope this helps !!