I installed this lnb and connected two m1 receivers. After a few minutes its started saying no signal on one box. Is the LNB bad?
1479211
I have three receivers connected and all working fine. Try switching around connection to different outputs to see if the Lnb is the problem or the receiver
1479212
Yes, this means there is what is called bleed from one one connection to the other. I would request to exchange it.
1479213
It could be, please make sure you are searching the same input that the lnb is connected
1191073
This is for TV signals. Just connect your LNB to the unit, position your dish to catch the signals. Works fine for me.
1778348
Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.
1690625
Yes but keep in mind that this SWM LNB requires the 21 volt power inserter as well. Swm technology is good once you get it set up, but initially it may drive you crazy when you get it installed, power in the receiver, select option 17 dish type with swm instead of Multiswitch. The receiver may not initially recognize the swm. Initially have receiver unplugged, then when you have power inserter plugged in and all connections connected, plug in the receiver and that seems to help. Once you go to SWM, just don't go back to non swm and you should not have problems. Hope this helps.
799689
I don't think it's the receivers. It's the connector at the back of the base station and it's plug in. This happens to me all the time. There doesn't seem to be any way to repair this problem other than the purchase of a new set - evidently, you can't purchase just the base station. I even changed my 'tuner' but it didn't help
1509529
chances are the splitter is blocking or has reduced power supply to antenna. if the red power light on antenna is not on or dim might be a clue... since inside controller supplies electrical current to amplifier (built into antenna) do not recommend your setup.
573608
sounds to me like its defective. I have owned many different receivers throughout the years, and never had that issue. Make sure you don't have any crossed/ touching bare speaker wires also. That can make it reset as a safety feature
1919857
I can't say anything specific about that problem what I can tell you is that these were a known faulty product from onkyo. It was the first and last onkyo receiver I bought. My receiver went bad after a little over a year of use. Went back to Sony and it's all I buy.
1113245
I have mine connected through a reciever for a whole bunch of devices and sometimes the signal only shows 2 channels. I had to turn off everything and turn it back on then it works fine
1966118
The Newgen+ work with generic LNB, however is better with big dish (or high gain LNB). Is very good receiver. Buy with confidence.
1595501
I never had both lites on at the same time but I've had them blinking alternatively red/green. I put a new battery in the transmitter and I think it helped but still happened occasionally. I re-positioned the receiver to be more 'in line" with the transmitter and messed with the antenna and have no more problem. In my opinion, light issues are due to poor signal. My "signal" passes thru one wall/door at a distance of less than 40'. At 50' I had problems. Try different (closer) locations for the receiver. I was about to add wire to the antenna to see if that would help but after reposition, didn't need to. I never had both lites on at the same time but I've had them blinking alternatively red/green. I put a new battery in the transmitter and I think it helped but still happened occasionally. I re-positioned the receiver to be more 'in line" with the transmitter and messed with the antenna and have no more problem. In my opinion, light issues are due to poor signal. My "signal" passes thru one wall/door at a distance of less than 40'. At 50' I had problems. Try different (closer) locations for the receiver. I was about to add wire to the antenna to see if that would help but... » Read More I never had both lites on at the same time but I've had them blinking alternatively red/green. I put a new battery in the transmitter and I think it helped but still happened occasionally. I re-positioned the receiver to be more 'in line" with the transmitter and messed with the antenna and have no more problem. In my opinion, light issues are due to poor signal. My "signal" passes thru one wall/door at a distance of less than 40'. At 50' I had problems. Try different (closer) locations for the receiver. I was about to add wire to the antenna to see if that would help but after reposition, didn't need to. « Show Less
69519
Every now and then, and I'm not sure why, the system fails to receive and/or transmit. I simply disconnect the power on both units and let them "cold reboot." As I remember, they "auto-pair." That's the first thing to do. After that, although I don't remember having to do it, I'd re-pair the system. Good luck.
1006887
Try and replacing the batteries in the receiver. I had to do that with mine after 3 overnight usages with my unit. The batteries that come with the unit may have been bad.
881088
Mr. Kung, I think you may have a problem with your system. Each of my stations follows the other without any delay and that is the way it is supposed to work. It has been a very good unit for me. You should call them and explain the problem. I am sure they will have you return the unit and replace it with a new one. I apologize for being flippant.
103759
Most likely due to a weak signal. Try a station close by and see if it's still a problem.
2144013
If there is an obstruction too great for the signal to pass from one unit to the other, then you won't get all to operate. You may want to try bringing them closer together to verify they are operating correctly, then if they are, you will need to try relocating the installation points so they will receive the signal.
1401526
Make sure your connections are connected the right way. Each plug has an arrow and they must be matched up. I noticed if they weren't connected right, the system didn't work properly. Also make sure the plug that goes into the receiver box then to Battery is the right plug and is connected correctly, with the right gauge wire.As soon as a hooked mine up, they were working. But not right. So I changed the wires around and presto. She workin. Ps. Don't forget to pull the plastic tab from the remote to make contact to the remote battery.