In satellite search , Time Calibration options are Simple , OFF, Full
According to the manual, this setting only pertains to downloading the time table for a particular transponder. This setting is not much use to us in North America.
I don't know about the other Raptor owners but I am not impressed with it. I loaded the new firmware and still have all the issues I had with the original firmware the receiver had when purchased new. The Raptor still hangs up when deleting encrypted Service 1,2,3, ect channels, the AMI Access Channel # 1 on 107.3 W and the NUVO channel on 105.0 W still causes the receiver to hang up.
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I do not get a signal for the transponder that contains the AMI Access Channel or the NUVO channels, so I do not have any information about these two channels. We need to get some sort fo information on these two channels and also see if the same problem is in the Anaconda on these two channels. Every bit of information about a problem helps identify it. Right now, about all I have is the Raptor hangs up on two channels that are on different satellites.
Upload your system fdu file (sys fdu) and let me look at it. Usually there is some detailed channel information in it.
Encrypted services 1,2,3 are hanging up where? What satellite and what transponder?
At one point. I had encrypted services hanging up on the PowerVU transponders that are on c band 121 West. I do not have this problem anymore so I assumed that it had been fixed for you also.
We have to supply some sort of information when we turn in these problems. There is not much of a chance of getting them fixed if we do not describe in detail what is happening.
Much has been written about how to get out of PAL. At this point in the game, I do not see PAL as much of an issue. There is a button on the remote that could be used to change from NTSC to PAL or Pal to NTSC but it is disabled. Having a remote button with this feature can cause problems because people push the button accidentally.
IMO, Everybody should store the system information in the receiver. This is easy to do and there is a menu to assist in doing this.
Getting out of Pal is real easy if you have system information stored in the receiver. All you have to do is in two easy steps.
(1) Press the down button on the remote, then press OK
(2) Press the left arrow button on the remote, then Press OK. Doing these two steps immediately after booting into PAL will reload your stored settings.
A couple more tips on getting out of PAL can be found in these two links:
http://www.legitfta.com/forum/showt...B-Firmware-Without-Using-the-Receiver-s-Menus
http://www.legitfta.com/forum/showthread.php?9816-How-to-Escape-From-PAL-Video-Format