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Hi, Not exactly sure what you mean by the Humax portal? - if you mean can I access internet? then answer is no, dont think my Humax has that function.
 
i only managed 59% on yahsat with 90cm ofset will it do on badr am in dadaab
 
There is a TV portal , kinda like google play for Humax, https://www.myhumax.net/ where you can download apps and other items like twitter. From the website seems like your IR3025 should work too with the same. Are you also able to read an external hard disk with the decoder
 
Thanks, I will check that site out and get back to you. I have not yet succeeded in reading an external hard disk, it seems like the hardware has been implemented on my decoder (there is a USB interface), but the software - for the ADS branded set, has had that functionality stopped, again, I will check it out in more detail.

 
Hi Guys. what's new? I'm in Mombasa at the moment and will travel back home in two weeks time, Guys i want to buy a c-band lnb currently I'm using supermax. so i need a better one probably es10, i need your advice on where i will get one either in Mombasa or Nairobi.
 

try ES 21. best among those am using.
 
jobics said:
Pame how did u upgrade step by step to sw 126 coz l didnt succeed?
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Download to your computer then unzip it using winzip by right clicking on the zipped folder and select extract all (if you have winzip already download with it then it finishes and winzip program opens click on extract and select to usb). Place the usb on your receiver usb port, go to external devices, select file manager, select on the folder containing the patch and you are good to go
 
All,
You may order a Satlink digital satellite meter here: http://www.sat-link.com.au
Check the various models and prices on offer.
You can pay via credit card, Western Union or direct bank transfer.
Shipped via DHL (or related courier) 3-5 days, and via post (7-18 days)
 

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All about Satellite tv, both FTA free to air and paytv available in Kenya and Africa in general.

Sat gear in use plus more....
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Is it that in Nairobi you can only track Badr 5/6 using 2.4m dish. is there any member who succeeded with a lower size? this 2.4s are not easily available here!
 
where is this software for strong 4922 guys i have a spare 90cm am focusd on amos 5 7w 68e and 36e any help will be apreciated
 


As an alternative, you may use aliexpress.com which allows you to pay via western union and also has an escrow arrangement where funds are released to the seller once the buyer confirms receipt of goods in good working condition. I got SatLink WS-6918P from there.
 
Kungu from your str4922 how are you getting your audio on axn tp?I get sound on other tps and if i use different receiver i get all.Any help is most welcomed
 
Thanks Ranksat. At least Aliexpress have a wide selection of gadgets to choose from. I will try them.
 
Munyaga said:
Thanks for that information. Say I have this decoder, what would be the smallest dish size that would be required to nab Intelsat 22 please?
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For Intelsat 22 you would require a 2.4 meter prime focus dish to lock all the frequencies under DVB-S2 modulation 8psk, 16psk and 32psk.

I tried tracking the bird with a 1.8 meter prime focus but only managed to getg 5 tp's shown below>>>



As per RF scan most of the active tp's are concentrated between 3700 - 4000 Mzh>>>>



The frequency coding of the transponders are either in Adaptive Coding & Modulation (ACM)) or Constant Coding and
Modulation (CCM).

Very few satellite receivers in the market have this type of coding specs on board plus 16/32psk modulation so most likly your receiver will not lock on the said frequencies.


Please note the Kenyan Signet package on intelsat 22 frequency 3732 L DVB-S2 8PSK SR 30000 is ACM coding under Multistrem.

Multistream is a main advantage of the DVB-S2 standard that allows users to aggregate a number of independent transport streams or IP streams into one satellite carrier in a fully transparent manner, maintaining the integrity of the original content.
[h=5]Multistream is ideally used for Primary Distribution of Digital Terrestrial TV (DTT) and Mobile TV over satellite.[/h]
[h=5]Advantages of MultiStream[/h]
  • From head-end equipment to tower equipment, lowest number of devices
  • No need for re-multiplexing at the towers
  • 1-4 multiplexes distribution with only 1 Receiver (e.g. compared with 4 IRD’s!)
  • Less satellite bandwidth needed compared with DVB-S
  • Distribution of multiple services (Terrestrial TV, Mobile TV, Radio and IP) in a single carrier
  • Ability to saturate the transponder and gain up to 12% bandwidth on top of the gain brought by DVB-S2.
  • Single Frequency Network (SFN) compliant
  • Lower number of frequencies necessary
  • Fully interoperable, transparent and compliant with the DVB-S2 standard

To get the Kenya signet package on Intelsat 22 in Kenya, you would require a 2.4 meter prime focus dish plus a VCM tuner receiver that supports the following spec's, ACM, VCM, Multi Input Stream, 16APSK,32APSK or Generic Stream Mode.

You can either use tuner card like TBS 6925 or tbs 5925 usb to lock on the said modulations.
 
ugango said:
Is it that in Nairobi you can only track Badr 5/6 using 2.4m dish. is there any member who succeeded with a lower size? this 2.4s are not easily available here!
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Good Morning,

In Nairobi a 2.4 meter offset or higher would do.
 


Good Morning Kaminja,

Did you manage to set your Humax receiver on Nilesat and Portal function?
 

Thank you so much Kung'u for that invaluable information but instead of the tuner card, you had said that STAR TRACK 2014 HD SE GPRS supports multi-stream. Please let us know whether it can lock on those modulations. God bless
 
Bwana Kungu,

I have not yet managed to setup the Humax am still using my old Astrovox. I was thinking maybe it had to connect to the four preprogrammed satellites for it to become fully activated. Currently even network functions are not working. Do you have any experience with the Humax decoders?
 


Good Evening Kaminja,

I am using Humax 2020 hd which also has the Humax portal

The interface is most likely the same.

To set up the receiver, first select installation tab on your menu via remote>>>



Select the satellite table you want to set>>>



On the satellite setting tab select the name of the satellite you want to set.

Select the DiSEqC port if using switch.
If not set DiSEqC at port 1







Use Test Transponder tab to select the transponder you want to test satellite signal on.

You can install the frequency of your like via User Define tab








Check polarity depending on LNB installation.




Before scanning the frequencies on a desired satellite, set the other satellite table ( Badr, Hotbird etc) as Transponder None>>>






Now you can search Nilesat table to see what frequnies come uo.


To access the Humax Portal you need to connect your receiver to the internet via Ethernet port or Wifi.

I access my Internet i use Ethernet cable connected to receiver.

I use a Portable 3G wireless N Router called TP LInk Mr 3020[h=1][/h]



Once connected to receiver, select System tab>>>




Internet settings>>>



Configure LAN>>>>




Configure IP>>>



Apply and select DHCP to automatically set router link address>>>




Once completed, you should be able to access the Humax portal>>>














Happy Hunting
 
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