Solo2 Dialog TV HD TV 11550V28800/S2/8PSK not scanning

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Mick12334

Moderator
If the receivers aren't performing as advertised, and sold, then you should be able to return them, to your suppliers, who can then return them to the manufacturer.
You can also report them for false advertising, and even threaten legal action, providing you are right and the problem is hardware, and not software, or settings, that can be resolved by the owner.
 
angelofsky1980

angelofsky1980

BlackHole Driver Specialist
abid hussain said:
so is this the excuse ???
they dont have access to this Indian beam transponder is sheer lie actually they are not taking it seriously

VU+ technical team consist of many experts from all over the world and being in satellite business i know many of them and few of them belong to India and Pakistan and i had conversation with them because since years of relation they know me

As a matter of fact VU+ team knows everything but they know all these STB had tuners which dont support these symbol rates thats why they are silent and will not disclose anything

So you mean VU+ is pathetic company who claims their STB supports symbol rates up to 45000 as described in product description but they launched in the market without testing them ????

if this is the case they should shut this business and do something else if they are not capable of providing support to customers
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amila perera said:
if they could not test transponder .they should advice don't buy their products for asian region. if these symbol rates service in Europe they could also advice not to buy them.because people paid considerable amount of money to get those boxes.very sad plight for vu+ customers
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Hey!
My previous post is my PERSONAL OPINION and not any kind of official Vu+ answer!
I want to remember that I DON'T WORK FOR VU+!

Also, I can write here (without pain) that all times I've wrote via Bug Support page from Vu+ official website (about 10 times), the Dev Team has made care about my reports with appropriate fix for ALL images (not only BH of course).
 
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Mick12334

Moderator
abid hussain said:
so is this the excuse ???
they dont have access to this Indian beam transponder is sheer lie actually they are not taking it seriously

VU+ technical team consist of many experts from all over the world and being in satellite business i know many of them and few of them belong to India and Pakistan and i had conversation with them because since years of relation they know me

As a matter of fact VU+ team knows everything but they know all these STB had tuners which dont support these symbol rates thats why they are silent and will not disclose anything

So you mean VU+ is pathetic company who claims their STB supports symbol rates up to 45000 as described in product description but they launched in the market without testing them ????

if this is the case they should shut this business and do something else if they are not capable of providing support to customers
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Can you please demonstrate this fault, preferably scientifically, if possible with a youtube video.

First show the dish/LNB, pointing at 88E.
Show which image you have installed.
Next show that your VU+ tuner is set up correctly, in the menu, or list its settings.
Next go into the menu, Setup, Service Searching, manual Scan.
Select the satellite, 88E, and enter/select the settings.
Type of Scan Single Transponder
System DVB-S2
Satellite ST 2 88E
Frequency 11164
Inversion Auto
Symbol Rate 44995
Polarisation Vertical
FEC 2/3
Modulation 8PSK
Roll Off 0.35
Pilot Auto
Network Scan No
Clear before Scan YES
Only Free Scan No

Then show the receiver scanning and bringing up no channels found.
Next ensure that these channels haven't been scanned in, and stored as data channels, using dreamboxedit:
http://www.vuplus-community.net/board/threads/dreamboxedit.18975/

Download, and install, the latest version of dreamboxedit.
Set up a folder, on your PC's desktop, labelled Settings, default name, and location, for dreamboxedit.
Start up dreamboxedit, and click on Tools, Options, and enter your receiver IP address, test IP connection, and save, if working.
Now go to File, Fast FTP download, and download your receivers channel list.
Once done click on the All Satellites box and select ST 2 88E, and show that no channels are stored.

If possible also do this with another Enigma 2 receiver showing that it can find the channels, and store them.
 
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amila perera

Vu+ User
angelofsky1980 said:
Hey!
My previous post is my PERSONAL OPINION and not any kind of official Vu+ answer!
I want to remember that I DON'T WORK FOR VU+!

Also, I can write here (without pain) that all times I've wrote via Bug Support page from Vu+ official website (about 10 times), the Dev Team has made care about my reports with appropriate fix for ALL images (not only BH of course).
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good news i thought it was from vu+
thanks for explanation
still hoping they will solve this issue
 
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abid hussain

Vu+ Newbie
Mick12334 said:
Can you please demonstrate this fault, preferably scientifically, if possible with a youtube video.

First show the dish/LNB, pointing at 88E.
Show which image you have installed.
Next show that your VU+ tuner is set up correctly, in the menu, or list its settings.
Next go into the menu, Setup, Service Searching, manual Scan.
Select the satellite, 88E, and enter/select the settings.
Type of Scan Single Transponder
System DVB-S2
Satellite ST 2 88E
Frequency 11164
Inversion Auto
Symbol Rate 44995
Polarisation Vertical
FEC 2/3
Modulation 8PSK
Roll Off 0.35
Pilot Auto
Network Scan No
Clear before Scan YES
Only Free Scan No

Then show the receiver scanning and bringing up no channels found.
Next ensure that these channels haven't been scanned in, and stored as data channels, using dreamboxedit:
http://www.vuplus-community.net/board/threads/dreamboxedit.18975/

Download, and install, the latest version of dreamboxedit.
Set up a folder, on your PC's desktop, labelled Settings, default name, and location, for dreamboxedit.
Start up dreamboxedit, and click on Tools, Options, and enter your receiver IP address, test IP connection, and save, if working.
Now go to File, Fast FTP download, and download your receivers channel list.
Once done click on the All Satellites box and select ST 2 88E, and show that no channels are stored.

If possible also do this with another Enigma 2 receiver showing that it can find the channels, and store them.
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You think i am using linux receiver first time

these are basics settings and pictures are in other thread

I am in satellite business since last 10 years and only authorized re seller for many brands

there is nothing wrong with anything mentioned above

possible reasons faulty tuners or incompatible drivers

If it was drivers issue the way we had ashamed vu+ team they have provided us with solution but their silence sines many months tells us tuners are not compatible above 4000
 
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abid hussain

Vu+ Newbie
angelofsky1980 said:
Hey!
My previous post is my PERSONAL OPINION and not any kind of official Vu+ answer!
I want to remember that I DON'T WORK FOR VU+!

Also, I can write here (without pain) that all times I've wrote via Bug Support page from Vu+ official website (about 10 times), the Dev Team has made care about my reports with appropriate fix for ALL images (not only BH of course).
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Dear we have sent hundreds of emails and 1000000 times have reported this and we have hundreds of vu+ receivers with problem and VU+ team is so stubborn that they not even bothered to give us a standard automatic reply

why not u give a favor to us do report this to vu+ team we all are here and will witness how and when they will respond to this issue .
 
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Mick12334

Moderator
abid hussain said:
You think i am using linux receiver first time

these are basics settings and pictures are in other thread

I am in satellite business since last 10 years and only authorized re seller for many brands

there is nothing wrong with anything mentioned above

possible reasons faulty tuners or incompatible drivers

If it was drivers issue the way we had ashamed vu+ team they have provided us with solution but their silence sines many months tells us tuners are not compatible above 4000
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I'm not trying to insult you, I'm merely asking you to provide evidence, hence why I suggested making a video, showing you going through the operations, to prove that the receiver isn't scanning the channels, and you are getting the No Channels Found message, or other error message. Also that another receiver, using the same dish/LNB setup, can scan these channels in, and you can show the signal quality, that the dish/LNB, are providing.
If you read my post, again, perhaps you will understand this.

I have no access to any channels, with such a high S/R rate, so can't prove, or disprove, your findings, at least with a video, and you using dreamboxedit, we can see that no channels, with the high S/R rate, are being found, even though we still can't determione where the problem lies, hardware, or software.
Hopefully, if you do this, the manufactures will be able to locate the problem.
 
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abid hussain

Vu+ Newbie
Mick12334 said:
I'm not trying to insult you, I'm merely asking you to provide evidence, hence why I suggested making a video, showing you going through the operations, to prove that the receiver isn't scanning the channels, and you are getting the No Channels Found message, or other error message. Also that another receiver, using the same dish/LNB setup, can scan these channels in, and you can show the signal quality, that the dish/LNB, are providing.
If you read my post, again, perhaps you will understand this.

I have no access to any channels, with such a high S/R rate, so can't prove, or disprove, your findings, at least with a video, and you using dreamboxedit, we can see that no channels, with the high S/R rate, are being found, even though we still can't determione where the problem lies, hardware, or software.
Hopefully, if you do this, the manufactures will be able to locate the problem.
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ok i will make a video and post here but believe me VU+ knows everything even one of mt friend works for vu+ team and he has reported this way back but they are silent on the matter
 
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amila perera

Vu+ User
will this new VU+ DUAL TWIN 2xDVB-S2 Tuner Blue PCB fix the issue.i think vu plus is not going to fix these issues since they not concerned about asian buyers
 
azeemmir

azeemmir

Vu+ Newbie
Hello guys i have same prblm with my vu uno box same tps on st2 not working but on my vu duo i watching all tps working perfect but now today i have same prblm on my vu duo box also same fault uno and duo if any solution pls post it
 
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amila perera

Vu+ User
I think it is a driver issue because data sheet suggests that tuner should support 8psk ,45000 symbol rate any comments please


Description
DVB-S2/DVB-S Channel Receiver Data Sheet
The AVL6211 is an enhanced version of the AVL2108 device. The AVL6211 is a highly integrated DVB-S2 and DVB-S channel receiver IC. It converts a baseband analog IQ signal from a satellite tuner and performs
Applications
• Digital satellite receiver for standard and high definition TV
• High speed satellite data receiver
Features
Confidential for Honestar a set of sophisticated demodulating and
decoding operations to output an MPEG video/audio stream. The AVL6211 provides simple and flexible control via a standard two-wire bus. A simplified block diagram of the device is shown in Figure 1-1.
The AVL6211 includes dual, differential, high performance, analog to digital converters (ADC) with a built-in compensation circuit for DC offset and IQ imbalance. An RF AGC output is provided for simple gain control of the satellite tuner via an RC network.
After passing a timing recovery loop and frequency recovery loop, the signal samples are further processed by an equalizer to output decision bits to an FEC decoder. The decoded bits are finally packetized in the MPEG interface block.
The configuration of the AVL6211 is easily performed through a set of registers via a standard two-wire bus. To simplify the interface to the host system, this same two- wire bus is used to communicate with the separate tuner two-wire bus and the DiSEqC™ interface to the LNB.
The AVL6211 can achieve fast acquisition at frequency offsets up to 5 MHz and maintains synchronization under the most severe front- end phase noise.
**Refer to Table 7-1
• High performance QPSK/8PSK satellite TV receiver
• 64 pin LQFP in 7x7 mm package
• Low 250 - 270 mW power (clear sky)**
• Low 330 - 460 mW power (threshold)**
• DVB-S2:
• Data Rate: QPSK 1-55 Msps
• Data Rate: 8PSK 1-45 Msps
• Code Rates: 1/2, 3/5, 2/3, 3/4, 4/5, 5/6, 8/9 and 9/10
• Roll-off factors for pulse shaping: 0.2, 0.25 and 0.35
• DVB-S:
• Data Rate: 1-55 Msps
• Code Rates: 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
• Directly interfaces with tuner for easy implementation
• Integrated dual A/D converters
• Fast automatic blind scan of symbol rates and carrier frequencies
• Carrier frequency acquisition range: ±5MHz for symbol rates above 3 Msps and ±3MHz for the remaining symbol rates
• Signal quality and BER/PER monitors
• Equalizer compensates for channel impairment
• Standard two-wire serial bus with two selectable addresses for easy chip configuration
• Multi-purpose modulator for DiSEqC™ applications
• Standard MPEG-2 transport output parallel and serial interfaces
• Software controlled tri-state MPEG and RFAGC outputs
• Software controlled LNB interface (GPIOs)
 
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zishan

Vu+ Newbie
hi boys, you have already discussed the issue which i am currently having with AVL 2108, can any 1 please let me know how to resolve asi red the whole page however the reported issues seems unresolved / unhandled by VU team.
 
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