7mdish
Regular Member
- My Satellite Setup
- CM 2.4m motorised offset dish, Viking Ku-band 2-ports motorised feed, 2 SMW LNBs, RC2000A, Dreambox DM920.
- My Location
- Milan, Italy
Please specify how I can help.
Hi, I try to explain.
I have visually impairments, so a screen reader is needed to use my computer.
No problem to manage screens like Settings or Blindscan. From here I can set all values to make the program working for my purpose.
But obviously the Spectrum screen is a graphical representation of a screen in a hardware meter. This is the easiest way to search for an active frequency but only from a visual point of view. A screen reader is not able to view such a screen, and this happens with all tools like yours, it is absolutely normal.
However, EBSPro for example has a blind scan routine that does list in real time all found frequencies, and clicking with the right mouse button on a transponder a context-menu appears and you can select many options from there.
So, recognizing the spectrum screen by the sreen reader would be fantastic but I understand it is so difficult to implement. But having a more complete blind scan report would be great too.
For example, the SNR value of the found transponder could be added in the reported line, after frequency, SR and so on.
Also, using my TBS5925, after a full Ku band blind scan the program does seem to find only the transponders with larger symbol rates, although the frequency step was set at 2 MHz. For example, scanning the horizontal polarity at 7 East it totally does skip all feed frequencies. Instead, blind scanning on a single frequency manually introduced it does work great! For example, I set the frequency at 11050H, and it immediately locked the signal with all correct parameters.
This is my review for now. Again, GREAT JOB!!



