How to change sr in coolsat 4000

[brownbear4444]

Hi, things are working great thanks for the help always, from what I have read the blind scan sometimes does not pick up everthing, so tried to manually add tp which I was able to do fine, but could not change the sr value, (could not add numbers just highlight) Im new, all Greek to me what am I not doing wrong, thanks for you help, Brownbear4444

 

[TreDEE]

Easist way to manage your channel information is Sharp C's Channel Master. From there you can edit your transponder. You should be able to edit SR, FEC, polar, frequency and name. Just click on the antenna it is located on to expand the tree, locate the transponder and right click to select properties.

 

[sidekick]

Where do you find this Sharp C's Channel master?

 

[W_Tracy_Parnell]

Where do you find this Sharp C's Channel master?

http://www.sharpc.com/CM/update.aspx

 

[W_Tracy_Parnell]

Hi, things are working great thanks for the help always, from what I have read the blind scan sometimes does not pick up everthing, so tried to manually add tp which I was able to do fine, but could not change the sr value, (could not add numbers just highlight) Im new, all Greek to me what am I not doing wrong, thanks for you help, Brownbear4444

Go to "Manual Scan" and hit the green button to add a TP. Type in the frequency and move down to SR. After you highlight it just start entering the SR on remote and it will change from highlighted to enter mode.

 

[sidekick]

Another question on this same note: When you enter the s/r numbers, if it's only a four digit number, for example, do you need to enter a "0" first? I'm asking this as it seems like the s/r field has spaces for 5 numbers.

 

[brownbear4444]

Ok guys thanks for the fast response will give it a try and see how it goes, Brownbear4444

 

[aaron01]

Another question on this same note: When you enter the s/r numbers, if it's only a four digit number, for example, do you need to enter a "0" first? I'm asking this as it seems like the s/r field has spaces for 5 numbers.

Yep, add a 0 first

 

[sidekick]

Thanks Aaron