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Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby TheTroll » Mon Nov 13, 2017 11:09 pm

Hi,

I would like to be able to use this nice card only to get 8 tuners on the V/H freqs of 19.2.
I already have a twin-LNB, which is obviously not Quattro.

Is it possible to connect only the V/H input in mode Quattro (mode 0) directly to the LNB, so that I can get 8 transponders on V/H ?
Will the card send the right commands to set the LNB in V/H mode ?

EDIT: additionally, does it support unicable II or is it only unicable I ? Looks like it has to be II to have >4 tuners

Thanks!
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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby surfplanet » Tue Nov 14, 2017 12:08 am

Hello,

if you set the TBS6909 to Quattro LNB mode it will send the correct signals to switch to V/H and high/low band.
You've to connect your twin LNB to the correct inputs and it should work.
Remember that you only can receive V/L or V/H or H/L or H/H

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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby TheTroll » Tue Nov 14, 2017 12:44 am

Hi,

thanks!
I think that I will use a splitter and normal mode.
In tvheadend, I will set one master and slaves, it should work!
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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby surfplanet » Tue Nov 14, 2017 12:52 am

Hello,

Splitter will NOT work since the card send the switching voltage for H/V and 22kHz signal for H/L band on it's outputs.
You've to connect the LNB to the right inputs and can then use all eight tuners for the connected inputs.
If you use splitter and tune to the wrong polarisation something bad might happen :mrgreen:

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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby TheTroll » Tue Nov 14, 2017 5:58 am

surfplanet Wrote:Hello,

Splitter will NOT work since the card send the switching voltage for H/V and 22kHz signal for H/L band on it's outputs.
You've to connect the LNB to the right inputs and can then use all eight tuners for the connected inputs.
If you use splitter and tune to the wrong polarisation something bad might happen :mrgreen:

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Hi,

I don't get it, if I plug only one cable (on the right connector ?), I will be able to use all 8 tuners with the same Pola/Freq?
If so what mode is it ?

EDIT: What I meant is this, from TVH doc

Master Tuner : Select the master tuner.

The signal from the standard universal LNB can be split using a simple coaxial splitter (no multiswitch) to several outputs. In this case, the position, the polarization and low-high band settings must be equal.

If you set other tuner as master, then this tuner will act like a slave one and tvheadend will assure that this tuner will not use incompatible parameters (position, polarization, lo-hi).
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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby TheTroll » Tue Nov 14, 2017 6:50 am

surfplanet Wrote:Hello,

if you set the TBS6909 to Quattro LNB mode it will send the correct signals to switch to V/H and high/low band.
You've to connect your twin LNB to the correct inputs and it should work.
Remember that you only can receive V/L or V/H or H/L or H/H

Regard's
Elmar


Ok it's probably what I will do then.
What if there is a diseqc 2.0, does it also send the disqec 2.0 commands in quattro mode ?
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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby surfplanet » Tue Nov 14, 2017 6:37 pm

if you use the card in quattro mode all eight tuners can use the signal from one input.
If you only connect V/L all eight tuners can receive transponders from the vertical low band.
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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby TheTroll » Tue Nov 14, 2017 11:43 pm

surfplanet Wrote:if you use the card in quattro mode all eight tuners can use the signal from one input.
If you only connect V/L all eight tuners can receive transponders from the vertical low band.


This is GREAT :)
And no need to connect to a quattro lnb/multiswitch right ? I can connect 1 input directly to the regular LNB?
(I mean, it will send the 22Khz and voltage to switch to High/V) ?
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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby surfplanet » Wed Nov 15, 2017 12:01 am

yes, cause you can also connect a quad or single LNB which needs the signals.
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Re: Quattro LNB mode on a regular LNB

Postby TheTroll » Wed Nov 15, 2017 12:57 am

surfplanet Wrote:yes, cause you can also connect a quad or single LNB which needs the signals.


Ok :)
Last question! I can then use any of the input right ? Not specifically the V/High one ?
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