Frequencies for Eurovox Max C (NO Codes here)

Sorry I am a bit confused my self now as you now say you dont have N** MMDS but you do have MMDS frequencies, where are you located?

 

Dunboyne Co.Meath

 

Sorry sc0user, I was told by a neighbour the we were N*L MMDS, the frequencies that I'm pulling in appear to back that up as wll.

rgds,
h

 

Well that is N** although Magnet also do Dunboyne Castle Estate, hope you are not there BTW take away the splitter and plug directly in, also still confused as you have no dish, BTW you mentioned a PVR, what box do you have as I thought it was a Eurovox?

 

No I'm in one of the older estates. From what I can remember, N*L inherited the cable network from Kildare Relays between 5 and 10 years ago. As I said in a earlier thread, I have a analog feed from the road to a box on the side of my house. This is where I want to take the feed from. Any idea what my problem could be.

 

Lets hope its still not analouge then as you need a digital feed although you are picking up MMDS frequencies, thats why I am confused, i.e. is it MMDS,analogue cable or digital cable, best bet is to ring N** and ask them what service they provide in your area and this will give you a definite answer.

 

Yes I have a Eurovox MAX 2008, sorry for confusing you. I'm new to all this stuff. I pay for one N*L connection which is coonected to one of the TV's. This has the basic terrestrial package RTE1 and 2, Setanta Ireland, SKY News, BBC1/2, UTV/c4 etc around 15 channels. There a plug in the wall I connect it to no receiver of any sort. So I persume its analog feed but I'm nearly certain that Dunboyne is a MMDS area. Is what I'm trying to do here possible i.e connect the eurovox to the feed that I already have conneted by N*L or do I need maybe a analog to digital convertor or something, but this still doesnt explain how I can get 94 channels be it for a short time.

rgds
h

 

Strange indeed as it does sound like an MMDS list, do as I said and ask N** what they are providing you with or even better just say you are a new customer thinking of taking the service and what will you get.

 

Sure will do, lets see how long I'll be on the phone for

Tks a lot for your help sc0user

rgds,
h

 

No problem.

 

We're in a n*l cabled mmds area, apparently there's a shared ariel somewhere. I brought the eurovox down to a neighbours house who has n*l digital receivers but I had the same problem, loosing the signal after around 10 minutes.I did notice that when I click the yellow button from the menu, it brings up the nagra page. This keeps on resetting itself when the box is powered down. Any idea how I get into the emu on a eurovox max so that I can set the keys permanently?.

tks
h

 

Have you tried turning on the signal booster built in with KURO


If you live in a low signal area and have weak signal problems with poor results when scanning or picture breaks up when watching.

Go to Menu /Config / Settings /Signal Booster

The Default Settings Off

Switch On/

Press Blue button to Save & Exit

Also press menu > user Installation > p/w = 1004 > And post what frequencies are in the list

 

These are the frequencies I have listed;
258.000 Mhz
274.000 Mhz
290.000 Mhz
306.000 Mhz
322.000 Mhz
338.000 Mhz
354.000 Mhz
370.000 Mhz
386.000 Mhz

Tried with booster off.

Tks,
Fran.

 

As you have a communal feed the signal may be quiet weak, try a booster to see if it can improve your signal.

 

I know its documented on this forum that the Eurovox Max can be used with N*L mmds. Is it a case that I have the wrong box, should I be using the Eurovox TX instead. What's the fundamental difference between the two receivers. I know the mx is for cable and the tx is for mmds so maybe this is the problem.

rgds,

h

 

N** MMDS use a DVB-C variant so the Eoruvox Max V is fine as it is for DVB-C. Ch**us MMDS use a DVB-T variant hence why the TX is required as it has a T type tuner.

 

Hello,
does any1 out their knows if eurovox max v 2008 works in Tullamore Cffaly on the cable pipe true Chorus?
ive just bought it.

And if so wat are the frequencys for this area any info i wud be greatful.

 

I believe you need a Eurovox TX for Chorus mmds. If you do a auto scan with the Eurovox Max you should pull in all the transponders that are available in you area. Failing that you may need the TX instead.

rgds,

h

 

This will work on True Cable Chor*s

if you have Chor*s MMDS you can use Eurov0x TX

 

cheers for that but should the max v work on the chorus cable pipe? i think it as the sam signal as Ntl.

Is the box any good or what for me?