Dstv connection help please

[Grimspoon]

Hi, Hoping someone could help me. I have a Hd pvr and a SD pvr dual view.

All I need to know is what cables go where. I have a t piece that spills off into 2 wires, I then have 1 cable that gives me the Hd decoders pic, but I can't get the picture on the SD decoder.

Any help appreciated.

 

[McGuywer]

Give me a PM with your email address, then I will send the installation manual's for you. That should sort you out.

 

[isie]

Give me a PM with your email address, then I will send the installation manual's for you. That should sort you out.

Dont forget the Duct tape


OP not sure which wires are you referring to? Need to know what setup and equipment you currently (LNB multiswitch cables etc) have.
Im going to assume you have a twin LNB - with a 2x4 multiswitch.
2 cables from the LNB into the Multi switch. and 4 come out
2 from multi switch go into the SD PVR and the other 2 in to HDPVR LNB Inputs.
Then From either RF out or RF in (set this on the xtraview menu on the decoder) of the HD PVR to the RF in of the SD PVR. - This is the heart beat cable.
Then you need to check the setting on both decoders and call Mono choice to activate xtraview if this hasn't been done yet.

 

[McGuywer]

Dont forget the Duct tape

Always!

OP not sure which wires are you referring to? Need to know what setup and equipment you currently (LNB multiswitch cables etc) have.
Im going to assume you have a twin LNB - with a 2x4 multiswitch.
2 cables from the LNB into the Multi switch. and 4 come out
2 from multi switch go into the SD PVR and the other 2 in to HDPVR LNB Inputs.
Then From either RF out or RF in (set this on the xtraview menu on the decoder) of the HD PVR to the RF in of the SD PVR. - This is the heart beat cable.
Then you need to check the setting on both decoders and call Mono choice to activate xtraview if this hasn't been done yet.

Yip, that's correct.

 

[TheMightyQuin]

Give me a PM with your email address, then I will send the installation manual's for you. That should sort you out.

Thank you very much.

 

[McGuywer]

Thank you very much.

Always a pleasure.