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#1 by John
Hello,

today bad day i opened my pc ,progdvb & got no signal :(
i did test the satellite cable with tv & receiver to see the problem & all work fine , signal ok , tv ok

got back to progdvb no signal 0%

what can be the problem ? :cry:

Prog help me plz :oops:

#3 by Juergen
Did you test with the original software, or with any other?
Did you change anything on your system recently?

We don't have any details yet, that might help people on helping you...
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#4 by John
Juergen wrote:Did you test with the original software, or with any other?
Did you change anything on your system recently?

We don't have any details yet, that might help people on helping you...
nothing mate touched in the pc
what i did is that i removed the cable satellite and moved in the back & then set it again & boom signal goes to 0% :(
but when i go to progdvb device list i can see that is enabled but no signal
i did reinstalled progdvb again nothing :oops:

plz help me

#5 by Juergen
Well, if you hot plugged the LNB cable, there is a high chance, you've blown the tuner input circuitry to pieces. Almost certain, if you also forgot about grounding the LNB cable's shield to the electrical system's ground and pole / dish to the lightning protective system earthing...

Wind flow around the dish causes static charges, which must not be discharged to the tuner input, specially as on F connectors, the inner (hot / sensitive) wire tends towards contacting first. Several kilovolts of peak voltage fed to a tuner input, that does it...

You may have to say goodbye to that thing :roll:

You should have unplugged the computer before de- / attaching the LNB cable
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Please read here:
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and there:
BOARD RULES - READ THIS!


I don't give support by e-mail or PM.

And I will never assist on PayTV hacking.
PM ME FOR THIS AND YOUR ACCOUNT WILL BE DELETED IMMEDIATELY, WITHOUT ANY WARNING!!!

NEVER EVER DARE TO CONTACT ME FOR PRO VERSION ISSUES!
I am not responsible for that.
Check the 'Activation' section.

Please keep it in English here, or Russian in the Russian section, or German in the German section.

I don't read nor write Klingonian or any other language than English and German.
Addressing me personally in any exotic language will be treated as severe insulting! Be warned!!!

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DVB-S2: Cynergy S2 USB HD
2.)P4 3200 i865G (F-S Scenic W600pwr) XP Pro SP3
DVB-S: hauppauge WinTV Nexus-S rev. 2.2, driver TT 2.19h, hardware mode

19.2°,13°,28.x°E,30°W, DiSEqC 1.0


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#6 by John
Juergen wrote:Well, if you hot plugged the LNB cable, there is a high chance, you've blown the tuner input circuitry to pieces. Almost certain, if you also forgot about grounding the LNB cable's shield to the electrical system's ground and pole / dish to the lightning protective system earthing...

Wind flow around the dish causes static charges, which must not be discharged to the tuner input, specially as on F connectors, the inner (hot / sensitive) wire tends towards contacting first. Several kilovolts of peak voltage fed to a tuner input, that does it...

You may have to say goodbye to that thing :roll:

You should have unplugged the computer before de- / attaching the LNB cable
yes that's the only answer i can find :cry:
maybe is better & time to buy new one which support DVB-S2 :D