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I have recently purchased one of these meters. Not a bad performer considering the cost. The instructions are to say the least hopeless. Has anybody got one of these? and if so is it possible to alter the screen brightness,I’ve pressed everything but still can’t brighten the image. Thanks
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- I have a similar model, the WS-6908. So far as I have been able to discover there is no way of adjusting the screen brightness. In fact there are various comments on the Internet complaining about the difficulty in seeing the screen in strong light and some confirm that the brightness can’t be adjusted.
I agree that the device is nevertheless pretty good (for the occasional dish set-up) and that the instructions are near to useless! I have created my own aide-memoires, one on the various functions and another on how to use the meter, derived from comments on on-line forums. Happy to send them to you by PM. - #3
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- Hi Pollux,
Could you please send me a copy of your aide-memoire — just about to use my WS-6906 for the first time and the instructions really don’t help much.
Thanks very much in anticipation! - #5
- Oops — I can’t see any way to add attachments! French Sky and smaltby, please see your PMs anyway, where you’ll find my e-mail address. If you’d kindly send a mail to that address I’ll reply with the aide-memoires.
Sorry to be awkward! - #6
- I’ve just found this link to a French user guide for the WS-6906.
http://www.pce-france.fr/manuels/manuel-ws-6906.pdf
It’s a bit better than the guide that comes with the meter, but it still doesn’t describe how to use the device to do a dish setup. Nevertheless, it’s very polite — I lost count of how many ‘S’il vous plait’s it contains! - #7
- Guys, I’ve updated my ‘personal user guide’. Here it is:
First of all, you need to scan in some channels, including Sky News and BBC1 (I suggest adding BBC2, ITV1 and Channel 4). They should be already in the meter but some of the frequencies changed recently and the details in the meter are probably wrong. Connect the meter to a working dish.
Click the Menu button and then select ‘Satellite install’ then TP Manager. Check that the satellite is the right one. If not, use the < > buttons to select it (probably appears as Astra 2A etc on your meter), then go down to find Freq 10773. Click F4 to do a scan — this should pick up BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4 and a few others. Then find Freq 12207 (on my meter it’s 12205, which is close enough!). F4 again to scan and pick up Sky News etc.
Then find Freq 10758 (10757 on mine). F4 to scan and get ITV1, ITV2 and ITV4. Finally, find Freq 10714 (10713 on mine). F4 to get Channel 4. Press Exit until you get back to the TV screen. Using the up and down buttons you should be able to move between these selected channels and see and hear them on the screen.
To line up a dish you need to connect up to the dish, click the Menu button and then select ‘Quick search’ on the screen. Check that you are on the right satellite (if not, use the < > buttons) and that the LNB type is Universal. Go down to ‘Frequency’ and enter 12207. Then enter 27500 for Symbol Rate. Go further down (next screen) and set Polarity to V. These are the settings for Sky News. Don’t change anything else!
Then press OK and the screen will show the Signal Strength and Quality. You need now to move the dish to maximise both of these. You may prefer to see the numbers rather than the bars: to do that, use the > button to move to Zoom and press OK.
Once you’ve lined up on Sky News, exit out until you get to the TV screen and check that image and sound are OK. Then repeat the process for one of the more sensitive channels, such as BBC1 (Frequency 10773, Symbol Rate 22000, Polarity H). Having done that you can check that this and the other channels appear OK on the TV screen. - #8
- And here is my summary of the Info, < > and Function buttons and what they do when the ‘TV screen’ is displayed. Hope it makes sense!
(To view the TV display from main menu, press Exit)
INFO Channel and signal info
< > Volume
F1 Teletext
F2 Subtitles
F3 Channel list
F4 TV guide (EPG)
When the channel list is displayed (F3) there is a ‘Tool’ option which offers various functions related to the channels, similar to those in satellite receivers. These functions can be selected by using the < > buttons:
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Lock
Edit
Move
Sort
Invisible
Delete
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- Hi guys.
I also have a WS-6908SE which arrived yesterday, Have to admit it looks brilliant for the money. Now it is charged fully I am off out to play with it, I concur that the manual it came with is totally unsatisfactory.
Last week I bought a new 130cm dish and managed to set it up with a metronic £10 finder but being a gadget freak just had to buy this.
I may end up motorising the dish next.
Thanks for the heads up on instructionsProbably be back later with some quetions!
Terry
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After many years of good service my Lacuna sat finder died and I desperately need to do an dish setup for a friend. I went online and purchased a Satlink WS 6906 off Amazon after reading good reviews. ( I setup a dish only every now and again.)
My problem is the thing is not happening for me. As everyone says the provided manual is worthless so I have scoured the internet but to no avail.
My initial problem is there are no satellite I even recognize on the inbuilt list — they are AMC 5, Horizons 2, Galaxy 28, SatMex 6 etc but NO Astra, Eurobird , Hotbird that I have been used to.
I have no idea how to Add satellites, is it a case of software download? Surely they should be loaded on an UK purchased product.
Please help — my friend is TV-less and I feel dumb.
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- I never used this product (I personnally have a SF500 which had the same initial configuration without european satellites) but there is certainly a simple way in the menu to add satellites and transponders manually.
To align the dish, you just need to enter one satellite (Astra 2 28.2°E) and a few transponders (say 2 or 3) for this satellite, which does not take very long.
To find the parameters of the transponders (frequency, polarisation, symbol rate) you can visit kingofsat welb site.
Caution: your product is only compatible with DVB-S (not DVB-S2), so pay attention to add only transponders in DVB-S. - #3
- Many thanks Marceljack. I got some transponders put in and found AStra 28.2 ok after your help.
I think the machine is rather useless though now unless all I want to find is Astra28.2 (which I accept is all many will want to find). I used my old Lacuna in France and often changed my dish around to find different satellites to pick up different stuff over there — I suppose I can do the same again by finding sats/transponders info but it would be so nice to have all the common European ones already loaded like the Lacuna did.
Pays your money and takes your choice I suppose. - #4
- Arbretree — I have produced my own instructions for the WS-6098, which is similar. I’d be happy to send them to you if you can provide me with your e-mail address (you can do that by sending me a PM if you prefer).
I have discovered that there are a few significant differences between the 6096 and 6098, so my instructions won’t correspond totally to your meter, but I think you should be able to make sense of them!
