Thread: Optibox Anaconda Question Thread
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04-18-2012,01:59 PM
Does the 1562 transponder work if it is entered manually?
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Meine Dreambox One ist ein Stück Scheiße!.
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Guest Guest04-18-2012,02:33 PM
I'll have to check later EB, anaconda is in the basement on my ku dish.
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04-18-2012,05:04 PM
Scanning issues have been reported and sent off for review, I'm told any issues will be fixed.
Going by what they have done for us so far I no reason to doubt this at all.
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04-18-2012,06:02 PM
Hi EB. My anaconda is able to lock this transponder manually, but not with blindscan.
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Bellboy Guest04-19-2012,11:09 AM
Got mine a few minutes ago, How do U set your postion my gbox has 33
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04-19-2012,11:22 AM
There are no provisions to set diseqc 1.2 positions. These are automatically set in the receiver depending on which satellite you choose. Hopefully they will give us the option to change the diseqc 1.2 positions as we see fit.
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Meine Dreambox One ist ein Stück Scheiße!.
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04-19-2012,12:01 PM
Not a question about the Anaconda, itself, but the plug. Any ideas where to pick up the European to NA adapter? I would take the one off of the S-9 but I have been married for almost 35 years and I know better than to mess with my wifes TV for the evening.
Optibox Anaconda, X2, OpenBox-S9, CS8000 and 2 X CW700S, 7 1/2' Perfect Ten scanning 55W to 139W C Band and a 39" Q-Sat scanning 30W to 125W Ku Band
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Guest Guest04-19-2012,12:40 PM
I bought one the other day at The Source EC. The adapter says compatible for Central and South America and costs about $10.
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04-19-2012,01:03 PM
Called all but one store in town and they had no idea what I was even talking about. One guy even had the nerve to tell me that there is no such animal so I went to town and the last electronics store. Showed him the plug and he took a box off the wall with adapter for EU, UK and AU to NA. Now let the fun begin.
Optibox Anaconda, X2, OpenBox-S9, CS8000 and 2 X CW700S, 7 1/2' Perfect Ten scanning 55W to 139W C Band and a 39" Q-Sat scanning 30W to 125W Ku Band