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How To Scan MultiTv FTA Channels On SuperBox Decoder To scan MultiTV Free-to-Air (FTA) channels on a SuperBox decoder, you typically follow these steps: 1. **Access the Menu**: Turn on your SuperBox decoder and navigate to the menu or settings option using your remote control. 2. **Select Satellite and Transponder Settings**: Within the menu, find the option for satellite and transponder settings. This is where you will configure the parameters for scanning channels. 3. **Choose Satellite**: Select the satellite that broadcasts MultiTV FTA channels. In this case, it might be Astra 2F (28.2°E) or another satellite depending on your location. 4. **Enter Transponder Details**: Enter the specific transponder details for MultiTV. These details include frequency, polarization, symbol rate, and FEC (Forward Error Correction). You can usually find these details online or by contacting MultiTV customer support. 5. **Start Scan**: Once you've entered the correct transponder details, initiate the scan process. The decoder will search for channels on the specified transponder. 6. **Save Channels**: After the scan is complete, the decoder will display a list of found channels. Save these channels to your preferred list or directly to the decoder's memory. 7. **Exit Menu**: Once the scan is complete and channels are saved, exit the menu or settings interface. 8. **Enjoy Channels**: You should now be able to access MultiTV FTA channels on your SuperBox decoder. Use the remote control to navigate through the channels and enjoy your viewing. Remember, the exact steps and terminology might vary slightly depending on the model of your SuperBox decoder. Refer to the user manual for more specific instructions tailored to your device. ___________________________________ LINKS Visit The WEBSITE for more Info: https://www.pbteck.com INSTAGRAM;   / pbtecknology   FACEBOOK;   / pbtecknology   TWITTER   / pbtecknology   TELEGRAM: https://t.me/pbtecknology PBTECKNOLOGY    / pbtecknology   #satellite #tv #multitv #dishtv #directtv #dstv #satellitetv #dish #satellitedish #satellitereceiver #pbteck #pbtecknology #canalsat #canal+ #fox Installing a satellite dish involves several steps and can be a bit technical, but here's a general guide to help you through the process: 1. **Choose the Location**: Select a suitable location for mounting the satellite dish. This should have a clear line of sight to the satellite you want to receive signals from, usually with no obstructions like trees or buildings blocking the view. 2. **Mount the Bracket**: Use a sturdy bracket to mount the satellite dish securely. This could be on a wall, roof, or pole, depending on your preference and the layout of your property. 3. **Attach the Dish**: Once the bracket is securely in place, attach the satellite dish to it using the provided hardware. Make sure it's positioned correctly, facing the direction of the satellite you want to receive signals from. 4. **Run the Cable**: Connect a coaxial cable to the LNB (Low Noise Block downconverter) on the satellite dish. Run this cable from the dish to the location where your satellite receiver or decoder will be located. Make sure to secure the cable properly along its route. 5. **Connect to Receiver**: At the receiver end, connect the other end of the coaxial cable to the satellite input port on your receiver or decoder. 6. **Align the Dish**: This is one of the most critical steps. You'll need to align the satellite dish accurately to receive signals. This involves adjusting the azimuth (horizontal angle), elevation (vertical angle), and skew (rotation angle) of the dish. You can use a satellite signal meter or follow the instructions provided with your satellite receiver to help with alignment. 7. **Fine-Tune the Alignment**: Once you've initially aligned the dish, fine-tune its position for the strongest signal. This may involve making small adjustments to the azimuth, elevation, and skew angles while monitoring the signal strength on your receiver. 8. **Secure Everything**: Once you're satisfied with the signal strength and alignment, secure all connections, and tighten any bolts or screws to prevent the dish from moving or becoming misaligned due to wind or other factors. 9. **Test Reception: Turn on your satellite receiver and scan for channels to ensure that you're receiving signals properly. If everything is set up correctly, you should be able to tune into the channels you want to watch. 10. **Final Checks: Perform a final check to ensure that all connections are secure, and the dish is properly aligned. Make any necessary adjustments if you encounter any issues with signal reception. If you're unsure about any step or need further assistance, it's a good idea to consult the instruction manual that came with your satellite dish or seek help from a professional satellite installer.