Help with running a scan

[Jason77]

Hi all,

I've just successfully (I hope!) flashed my eurovox max and need help with the scanning.
I have read the article that was posted by the moderator but my settings differ from his.
Basically I have done a factory default, then gone into the user installation as suggested . I press the yellow button for power scan and the following is shown:
START 100.00 MHZ
STOP 870.00 MHZ
SYMBOL RATE 6.887 MBAUD
SYMBOL RATE 0000
SYMBOL RATE 0000
SYMBOL RATE 0000
STEP 8

I have downloaded the symbol rate list I needed and have the to put in the following codes:

NET ID FREQ Symbol Rate
00004 755.000 6.887

Where do I enter these?

PLEASE HELP

Thanks in advance

[delboy13]

just do a powerscan on symbol rate 6,887

[f1eddc]

Hi all,

I've just successfully (I hope!) flashed my eurovox max and need help with the scanning.
I have read the article that was posted by the moderator but my settings differ from his.
Basically I have done a factory default, then gone into the user installation as suggested . I press the yellow button for power scan and the following is shown:
START 100.00 MHZ
STOP 870.00 MHZ
SYMBOL RATE 6.887 MBAUD
SYMBOL RATE 0000
SYMBOL RATE 0000
SYMBOL RATE 0000
STEP 8

I have downloaded the symbol rate list I needed and have the to put in the following codes:

NET ID FREQ Symbol Rate
00004 755.000 6.887

Where do I enter these?

PLEASE HELP

Thanks in advance

Agree with delboy13 full power scan should find all the channels for you. However you may find setanta sp etc. are sometimes hidden in the BICS channels (so check there), also if you find that you are missing anything u can manually add a channel going into user install enter 0000 add new channel add new channel number enter freq 755.000 and your symbol rate save it, tick the channel you just added (ok button) and manually scan that channel (blue button) I think! That will find all channels on 755.000 freq. Or download a .cdf file for your area (not sure where u are but see attached cdf for mancheter area).

[satsmo]

A link to your CDF in downloads would have done, I nearly got whiplash getting to the end of the page. What area does the abbreviation MCR relate to?

Cheers.

[f1eddc]

A link to your CDF in downloads would have done, I nearly got whiplash getting to the end of the page. What area does the abbreviation MCR relate to?

Cheers.

Modified post cheers.