What Is The Difference Between A DiSEqC Switch and A Multi
What Is The Difference Between A DiSEqC Switch and A Multi
DiSEqC Switches are used for Common Interface (CI) Receivers, Common
Access (CA) receivers and Free To Air (FTA) used DiSEqC protocol.
For example: The DiSEqC 4X1 Switch Diagram will enable the user to
select one LNB signal between 4 different LNBs of any type and send it
to the decoder.
DiSEqC switch diagram. Source: dvbmaster.com
The Multi-Switch
A Multi-Switch combines signal from more than one LNB and sends the
signal to more than one receiver.
A Multi-Switch is usually used with DISH Network or DirecTV systems. It
can be used with Free To Air system.
When using a multi switch, the first port is always controlled by 13V &
the second by 18V DC (1 for each polarity).To receive both polarizations
(H/V or R/L) you must have each port connected to a LNB. It means you
have a cable for horizontal and a cable for vertical.
This is one way to connect more than one decoder to a dual LNB. A
single LNB will not work on both polarizations.
A MultiSwitch diagram. Image source: solidsignal.com
Diplexers
Diplexers are used for many operations.
The analog signal can either travel the same direction as the digital signal
or the opposite allowing easy back feeds for second or third TV’s on the
same receiver.
22khz switches
22khz switches are usually used when connecting switches with many LNB’s
and decoders.
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