You need to set the motor, and dish, to zero. Thor, 0.8W, is not everyones true south position, your longitude is.
Go to dishpointer.com, type in your postcode, and check your latitude, and longitude, negative longitude values = West, then you enter them into your satellite receiver, and send the motor, and dish, to 0.8W, and align it. This will not get you tracking the arc perfectly but should get you most of the satellites.
You now need to fine tune the arc, by sending the dish to your furthest East, and West, satellites, probably 42E and 30W, and checking the signal quality readings.
If they are low, usually on one end, you return the dish to 0.8W and make gentle adjustments, to the brackets, maximize the signal, on 0.8W, and try again.
What is your longitude reading?
Did you try using the manual option, for finding the satellites?
Try doing it in stages and see what satellites you can get, from 0.8W, try 5E, 7E, 9E, 10E, 13E, 16E, 19.2E, 23.5E, and then try for 28.2E.
I shall post back with some frequencies, you can try, on some of the satellites.
Go to dishpointer.com, type in your postcode, and check your latitude, and longitude, negative longitude values = West, then you enter them into your satellite receiver, and send the motor, and dish, to 0.8W, and align it. This will not get you tracking the arc perfectly but should get you most of the satellites.
You now need to fine tune the arc, by sending the dish to your furthest East, and West, satellites, probably 42E and 30W, and checking the signal quality readings.
If they are low, usually on one end, you return the dish to 0.8W and make gentle adjustments, to the brackets, maximize the signal, on 0.8W, and try again.
What is your longitude reading?
Did you try using the manual option, for finding the satellites?
Try doing it in stages and see what satellites you can get, from 0.8W, try 5E, 7E, 9E, 10E, 13E, 16E, 19.2E, 23.5E, and then try for 28.2E.
I shall post back with some frequencies, you can try, on some of the satellites.