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3.2 What Information do I Need – Basic Configuration?
Before using the S300 configuration software to configure your receiver, you need to gather the
following information:
1) The LO Frequency
NOTE:
on the Unit or can be found in the LNB Manual. Typical Ku Band values include: 9.75,
10.60,10.75, 11.00, and 11.25 GHz. For the C Band satellite frequencies a typical
value is 5.15 GHz.
2) The RF Band Frequency
satellite service provider should be able to provide this information for you.
3) Polarization: Horizontal / Left ____(+15, 18 or 20 Volts DC) OR Vertical / Right
Volts DC). Your satellite service provider should be able to provide this information for you.
NOTE:
will provide the most suitable power supply voltage. In most cases this will be
Horizontal / Left (+18 Volts).
4) Will the receiver be controlling a Single Band LNB (Most Common) or a Universal Band / Dual
LNB?
NOTE:
LNB. The receiver should be configured so that the proper tone is used and the proper
band is selected.
5) The Symbol Rate in Msps.
Examples: 21.096, 5.12600, 1.50, ...etc.
6) The IP Address to be assigned to your Novra S300 Receiver
Example: 192.168.170.125
7) The IP address of the Default Gateway for the receiver.
8) Is the receiver supposed to filter multicast traffic using IGMP?
NOTE:
based on the client's interest in the stream. For proper operation, all components of
your network should support IGMP
Version: 2.02
Local Oscillator Frequency is specific to the LNB Model and is usually stamped
If the LNB does not have the ability to switch polarizations, choose a value that
The 22 KHz (or 44 KHz) tone is used to switch between the 2 bands of the
IGMP is an Internet standard that is used to control multicast traffic on the LAN
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in MHz of the stream you wish to receive.
in MHz of the stream you wish to receive. Your
(+11, +13, or 20
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