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Old April 7th 04, 08:43 PM
madge
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If someone can point me in the right direction.

I picked up a 2nd hand DTT receiver at a bootfair at the weekend it
works as I can get Channel five on it but cannot get any other channels,
(I know it's weird but that's the way of things), even though they are
in the listings. Every time I try add or store channels it finds no
channels.

What I would like to know is:-

a) I live in Biddenden in Kent and the postcode checker says yes to DTT,
C5 is working on an antiference Set Top Aerial, I believe I need to
point at Dover but I would like to know the Channel Numbers so I can
test the signal strength. I believe there is a site that gives the
channel numbers for the multiplexes by transmitter.

b) The dtt box is one of the old Pace Ondigital boxes with the card slot
and I have the remote as well. I wondered if there was somewhere where I
could download the manual if I input in the model no. I paid £15 quid
and C5 is working but I would like to get all the freeview channels to
work and maybe subscribe to Top Up TV if the box is not faulty.

c)Finally are there software updates being sent for the older DTT boxes,
if so where might I find a listing that would match this box.

Thanks in advance
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Old April 7th 04, 09:50 PM
Alan
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In message , madge
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I believe there is a site that gives the
channel numbers for the multiplexes by transmitter.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/reception/tv_transmitters/tv_digit_full.shtml


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Old April 7th 04, 09:50 PM
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In message , madge
wrote

I believe there is a site that gives the
channel numbers for the multiplexes by transmitter.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/reception/tv_transmitters/tv_digit_full.shtml


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Old April 7th 04, 09:58 PM
Jim
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"madge" wrote in message
...
If someone can point me in the right direction.

I picked up a 2nd hand DTT receiver at a bootfair at the

weekend it
works as I can get Channel five on it but cannot get any other

channels,
(I know it's weird but that's the way of things), even though

they are
in the listings. Every time I try add or store channels it

finds no
channels.

What I would like to know is:-

a) I live in Biddenden in Kent and the postcode checker says

yes to DTT,
C5 is working on an antiference Set Top Aerial, I believe I

need to
point at Dover but I would like to know the Channel Numbers so

I can
test the signal strength. I believe there is a site that gives

the
channel numbers for the multiplexes by transmitter.


Dover frequencies for Digital TV BBC: 68 ITV: 61 A: 55 B: 58 C:
57 D: 60
Five will be on Mux A (55)

b) The dtt box is one of the old Pace Ondigital boxes with the

card slot
and I have the remote as well. I wondered if there was

somewhere where I
could download the manual if I input in the model no. I paid

£15 quid
and C5 is working but I would like to get all the freeview

channels to
work and maybe subscribe to Top Up TV if the box is not faulty.


You don't give the model number, but is it this one? If not,
search the site.
http://www.pace.co.uk/products/prodinfo.asp?PID=DTR735


c)Finally are there software updates being sent for the older

DTT boxes,
if so where might I find a listing that would match this box.


See he
http://www.topuptv.co.uk/html/compat...top_boxes2.htm


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Old April 7th 04, 09:58 PM
Jim
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"madge" wrote in message
...
If someone can point me in the right direction.

I picked up a 2nd hand DTT receiver at a bootfair at the

weekend it
works as I can get Channel five on it but cannot get any other

channels,
(I know it's weird but that's the way of things), even though

they are
in the listings. Every time I try add or store channels it

finds no
channels.

What I would like to know is:-

a) I live in Biddenden in Kent and the postcode checker says

yes to DTT,
C5 is working on an antiference Set Top Aerial, I believe I

need to
point at Dover but I would like to know the Channel Numbers so

I can
test the signal strength. I believe there is a site that gives

the
channel numbers for the multiplexes by transmitter.


Dover frequencies for Digital TV BBC: 68 ITV: 61 A: 55 B: 58 C:
57 D: 60
Five will be on Mux A (55)

b) The dtt box is one of the old Pace Ondigital boxes with the

card slot
and I have the remote as well. I wondered if there was

somewhere where I
could download the manual if I input in the model no. I paid

£15 quid
and C5 is working but I would like to get all the freeview

channels to
work and maybe subscribe to Top Up TV if the box is not faulty.


You don't give the model number, but is it this one? If not,
search the site.
http://www.pace.co.uk/products/prodinfo.asp?PID=DTR735


c)Finally are there software updates being sent for the older

DTT boxes,
if so where might I find a listing that would match this box.


See he
http://www.topuptv.co.uk/html/compat...top_boxes2.htm


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Old April 7th 04, 10:21 PM
Brian Gregory [UK]
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"madge" wrote in message

If someone can point me in the right direction.

I picked up a 2nd hand DTT receiver at a bootfair at the weekend it
works as I can get Channel five on it but cannot get any other
channels, (I know it's weird but that's the way of things), even
though they are in the listings. Every time I try add or store
channels it finds no channels.

What I would like to know is:-

a) I live in Biddenden in Kent and the postcode checker says yes to
DTT, C5 is working on an antiference Set Top Aerial, I believe I need
to point at Dover but I would like to know the Channel Numbers so I
can test the signal strength. I believe there is a site that gives the
channel numbers for the multiplexes by transmitter.

b) The dtt box is one of the old Pace Ondigital boxes with the card
slot and I have the remote as well. I wondered if there was somewhere
where I could download the manual if I input in the model no. I paid
£15 quid and C5 is working but I would like to get all the freeview
channels to work and maybe subscribe to Top Up TV if the box is not
faulty.

c)Finally are there software updates being sent for the older DTT
boxes, if so where might I find a listing that would match this box.

Thanks in advance


If CH5 works then bid-up.tv and QVC should work too plus BBC Radios 1,
2, 3 & 4.

Do they work?

For it to work with a set top aerial you will need to be pretty close to
the transmitter.
What is your post code?

Maybe you need to wipe the old channels out of the memory somehow? (They
may not be on the same frequencies in your area)

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Brian Gregory (In the UK).

To email me remove the letter vee.


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Old April 7th 04, 10:21 PM
Brian Gregory [UK]
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"madge" wrote in message

If someone can point me in the right direction.

I picked up a 2nd hand DTT receiver at a bootfair at the weekend it
works as I can get Channel five on it but cannot get any other
channels, (I know it's weird but that's the way of things), even
though they are in the listings. Every time I try add or store
channels it finds no channels.

What I would like to know is:-

a) I live in Biddenden in Kent and the postcode checker says yes to
DTT, C5 is working on an antiference Set Top Aerial, I believe I need
to point at Dover but I would like to know the Channel Numbers so I
can test the signal strength. I believe there is a site that gives the
channel numbers for the multiplexes by transmitter.

b) The dtt box is one of the old Pace Ondigital boxes with the card
slot and I have the remote as well. I wondered if there was somewhere
where I could download the manual if I input in the model no. I paid
£15 quid and C5 is working but I would like to get all the freeview
channels to work and maybe subscribe to Top Up TV if the box is not
faulty.

c)Finally are there software updates being sent for the older DTT
boxes, if so where might I find a listing that would match this box.

Thanks in advance


If CH5 works then bid-up.tv and QVC should work too plus BBC Radios 1,
2, 3 & 4.

Do they work?

For it to work with a set top aerial you will need to be pretty close to
the transmitter.
What is your post code?

Maybe you need to wipe the old channels out of the memory somehow? (They
may not be on the same frequencies in your area)

--

Brian Gregory (In the UK).

To email me remove the letter vee.


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Old April 7th 04, 11:44 PM
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