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Progdvb Quick Start: by Tom Hillard Ver. 5.14.02

This document provides instructions for installing and using the ProgDVB satellite TV software. It outlines steps like selecting language and hardware options during installation, adding LNB and satellite sources after installation is complete, and performing a channel scan to populate the program guide. Basic functions like changing channels and going to full screen view are also described at a high level.

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Progdvb Quick Start: by Tom Hillard Ver. 5.14.02

This document provides instructions for installing and using the ProgDVB satellite TV software. It outlines steps like selecting language and hardware options during installation, adding LNB and satellite sources after installation is complete, and performing a channel scan to populate the program guide. Basic functions like changing channels and going to full screen view are also described at a high level.

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ProgDVB Quick Start

By Tom Hillard Ver. 5.14.02

Launch the installer from the ProgDVB file you downloaded from ProgDVB.com

Select your language preference. Click OK.

Click Next.

Click on I Agree.

Select the DVB-S hardware you have installed.

Select options you want. WinLirc allows you to use a Universal IR Remote. Do a Google search for WinLirc info. If you use a wireless keyboard, better control of program features is possible.

Click Finish.

After installation the ProgDVB Icon will appear on your desktop.

Double click the Icon to launch the program.

Click Settings then DiSEqC and providers.

Click on Positioner. When Positioner appears in directory tree, highlight it and click on Properties.

Click on USALS if you have a dish mover.

Enter your Lat. and Lon.. If you dont know them do a Google search on Latitude and longitude There are several good sites for this information. Some have detailed information on Free To Air Satellite and Geostationary Satellites.

www.satsig.net has a wealth of information you will find of interest.

Click on Add LNB.

Click on List.

Select all of the satellites in your hemisphere that your dish can see. Click OK. www.lyngsat.com is a good source.

Select a satellite to scan.

The scan will position the dish on the satellite and start the transponder scan automatically. This may take a few minutes and it may appear that nothing is happening at first.

When the scan is complete click OK.

Select any of the channels on the left side of the screen to view. Green Vs are FTA free video. Rs are free radio and disks are data downloads. Some Red Vs are viewable.

To go to a full screen select that icon at the top tool bar. While in full screen you can cursor to the top of screen to pull down the tool bar or go to the left to pull in the channel list to change channels.

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