Great. I hadn't been using Mosaico Life much so far because it was in the top-left corner and couldn't be moved.
With this change, it'll be much more convenient.![]()
Great. I hadn't been using Mosaico Life much so far because it was in the top-left corner and couldn't be moved.
With this change, it'll be much more convenient.![]()
Aus Deutschland geht es auch
Eine weitere Möglichkeit mit diesem Programm.
Bei Multistreams und T2MI kann man die Daten der betroffenen Frequenzen in die Datenbank eingeben und danach wenn man diesen Satelliten scannt und nach dem Transponder sucht (in blscan2)muss man den PLS oder den PLP nicht mehr eingeben. Das Programm findet alles selbst nach etwa zehn Sekunden (natürlich nur, wenn sich nichts geändert hat).
Um die Daten einzugeben, muss man auf „Database“ und dann auf „ADD“ klicken, anschließend alles eintragen und fertig.
Another feature of this programme.
For Multistreams and T2MI, you can enter the data for the relevant frequencies into the database; then, when you scan this satellite and search for the transponder (in blscan2), you no longer need to enter the PLS or PLP. The programme finds everything automatically after about ten seconds (provided, of course, that nothing has changed).
To enter the data, click on ‘Database’ and then on ‘ADD’, then fill in all the details and you’re done.
Hallo,
ich habe gerade einen Test mit einer funkAmateurfrequenz auf Es'hail-2 gemacht.
Mit „Spectrum+ fine“ wurde sofort eine Frequenz mit einem SR von 332 gefunden.
Anschließend wurden alle Analyseoptionen genutzt, und das Ganze lief stabil.
Hier sind die Ergebnisse in Bildern.
I’ve just carried out a test using an amateur radio frequency on Es’hail-2.
A frequency with an SR of 332 was found straight away using ‘Spectrum+ fine’.
I then tried all the available analysis options, and it worked consistently.
Here are the results in pictures.
Same result for me with the TBS 6983.![]()
What superb work, Pantasat (especially in such high temperatures).![]()
We’ll need to slightly adjust the habits we formed with the previous versions.
I can't wait to try this new version of TBS Universal.![]()
With a 2.40m dish, you can pick up a really large number of satellites.
The best approach is to run some tests yourself and share your results with us; that would be very interesting for comparison purposes.
Receiving satellite signals, which is actually not possible.
I live in Aalten in Holland, and towards the west I have visibility almost to the horizon; towards the east, slightly less.
For which satellite or satellites is it a challenge to be able to receive that or a transponder?Kind regards
It depends on the size of your antenna; you don't get the same reception with a 60 cm dish as you do with a 1.80 m one.
How would you prefer these scan types to be organized? I am open to suggestions—
PantaSat
With "Frequency Tester," a green dot appears when the device (tuner) is activated; I find that very clear and easy to understand.
In the other programs in the suite, the dot stays red when the tuner is activated because it indicates a "lock," so you really have to look closely to see if the tuner is actually on; I don't find that very practical.
I prefer the approach used in Frequency Tester.
Tbs Universal Analyser funktioniert ganz gut mit sehr kleinem SR ( 500 mit BLS2 gefunden)![]()
Signal Analyser und Satfinder haben auch damit kein Problem ![]()
einzige Fragezeichen ; bei dem BS diese Transponder ist mit QPSK-S2 FEC 3/5 gefunden und bei Signal Analyser mit 64APSK FEC 25/36 eingegeben.![]()
The TBS Universal Analyzer works quite well with a very low SR (found 500 with BLS2).
The Signal Analyzer and Satfinder have no trouble with it either.
The only question mark is this: with the Blind Scan, this transponder was detected using QPSK-S2 FEC 3/5, whereas in the Signal Analyzer, it was entered as 64APSK FEC 25/36.
With Custom LNB
BS1 Blindscan step 1 is not working ?? It works above.
BS2 Blindscan ist working with step 0.2![]()
it would be even better, however, if the spectrum could be enlarged as needed. Let’s not forget that reception results using this utility are posted on forums to illustrate them. They are, therefore, also intended for those who want to compare what can be compared.
Hallo satesco
Wenn Du auf „exp session“ klicken, erhaltest Du ein großes und gut lesbares Spektrum.
If you click on "exp session," you get a large and easily readable spectrum.
For the English version, I think the answer is there
As pantasat says, it’s open source, so anyone can help improve the programme.
I think pantasat has already done a tremendous job with his suite of programmes, which he continues to improve every day.
If anyone would like to translate it into English, they’re more than welcome to do so.
The ‘Control Centre suite’ can also be organised in whatever order you like; everyone is free to do as they please and include in this suite whatever they consider important