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Troubleshooting Tips for a Satellite TV Receiver
Eugene Craig
Travelling and camping are two activities that allow you to reset your body system. It is even better if you travel in your recreational vehicle because most are equipped with the most basic amenities to get you through a long trip. However, travelling away from civilisation does not mean that you stop enjoying your favourite radio and television stations. To keep up with what is happening locally and internationally, you need to install a satellite and connect it to your onboard television. Although operating an RV satellite and receiver is straightforward most of the time, you need to understand and master a few troubleshooting tricks. It guarantees a seamless and uninterrupted viewing.
Always Reset Unit When You Move
When you set up at a camping site and lock your receiver to a satellite, you will likely not alter your settings when you move to a different spot within the same park. If that is the case, you might lose signals occasionally. The reason is that your receiver may be using the last spot's GPS position since it is closer to your current location. Resetting a system by switching to another satellite and then back allows the unit to search again. Thus, your receiver will use the current GPS position to lock to a satellite and ensure clear and uninterrupted signals.
Do Not forget to Auto Fine-Tune
When you turn a satellite television receiver on and initiate a search, the unit will scan the sky for the right satellite with the strongest signals. Once it has locked onto a satellite, the controller will display the words 'Sat Found.' In most cases, you should have a clear image on your television. However, some channels could be pixelated and affect your viewing. Therefore, if you notice pixelated images, make good use of the auto fine-tune feature on your unit. Auto fine-tuning allows a receiver to align precisely to a satellite for clearer images.
Manually Change States
If you are travelling interstate, you want to receive channels in the specific state you are travelling through. However, do not be surprised if your satellite still receives channels from a previous state. Most travellers think that their receiver is faulty when it happens. The reason is that satellite receivers do not change states automatically once you enter new territory. What you should do is manually select the state you are in via a unit's settings option. Once you have selected your current state, save the changes and exit. A receiver will begin searching for channels in that state, ensuring that you enjoy relevant content.
For more information, reach out to a SatKing provider.
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