Applies to: Emitor Satlook Lite · Updated July 11, 2011
Work through these checks
01 · Emitor Satlook Lite
Match the exact hardware, tuner standard and manual. Keep LNB feed and TV/AV display connections distinct. Preserve saved channel plans and transponders.
02 · DVB-S2 / EasyFind / Locked / Identified OK / Wrong Satellite / ONID/TSID / BER
Satlook Lite searches DVB-S; do not assume DVB-S2 support. In EasyFind, Locked means carrier lock, while Identified OK compares ONID/TSID with the saved target. Wrong Satellite reports the actual identifiers. Record both IDs and the target definition. The BER bar is reversed: a higher bar corresponds to a lower numeric BER. Outdated target data can prevent identification even when a carrier locks. A saved TSID of 0 skips TSID matching; if both IDs are 0, the actual IDs are displayed.
03 · RF
Read level, quality or error measurements together with lock and the selected transponder. Compare only unchanged units and settings at the same measuring point. Wrong satellite data or an unsupported standard can make a working feed look faulty.
When to stop and get help
Stop for damaged cables, unexpected voltage or short-circuit warnings; ask a qualified installer or meter service. Do not bypass protection, change LNB power, DiSEqC/SCR, motor settings, calibration or firmware, or reset to test.
What to tell support
Save model, manual edition, software, measuring point, satellite/transponder, units and the original screen or error. Keep site identifiers private.
Original troubleshooting guidance based on the official sources below. Menu names can change. This is an independent guide, not a manufacturer service bulletin or a bench-tested repair.