Adjusting a satellite receiver (commonly known as a "TV pot") to receive a TV station channel usually involves the following detailed steps:
1.Make sure the wiring is correct:
Check that the feeder of the satellite receiver is connected to the corresponding input port of the receiver.
Make sure the receiver is properly connected to the TV via HDMI or ** line.
2.Turn on the device:
Turn on the power to the TV and satellite receiver.
3.Switching sources:
Using your TV remote, switch the source to the corresponding HDMI or ** input source that you are using to connect the receiver.
4.Go to the receiver menu:
Use the satellite receiver remote control to press the [Menu] button or the corresponding button to enter the main menu interface.
5.Do a channel search:
In the menu, find the Channel Search, Program Search, or possibly Factory Reset, or something similar.
Select Channel Search and confirm to start the search process. Depending on the prompt, you may need to select the type of search (fully automatic, full-band, etc.).
Wait for the search to complete. This process can take a few minutes, during which time the receiver automatically looks for and saves available satellite channels.
6.Browse the channel list:
Once the search is complete, return to the TV** interface and use the number keys on the remote control to enter the channel number, or use the [Channel+] and [Channel-] keys to browse the channel list.
7.Fine-tune the direction of the satellite pot:
If some channels have poor signal quality, you may need to manually adjust the orientation of the satellite pan to get the best signal.
When adjusting, observe the signal strength indication on the screen and make subtle adjustments according to the indication until the signal is at its strongest.
8.Save settings:
Once you've made adjustments and all channels are working properly, it's time to exit the menu and save your settings.
If you still can't receive the channel after following the steps above, check the following:
Whether the satellite pot is aligned in the correct direction of the satellite.
Whether the LNB (Low Noise Block Converter) connection is normal and not damaged.
Whether the coaxial cable is damaged or in poor contact.
Confirm that your area is within satellite coverage and that you have an active subscription.
If you are not familiar with these operations, it is recommended to consult a professional installation technician or consult the owner's manual for more detailed guidance. I hope the above content can help you, thank you for liking and paying attention to the collection!