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[vdr] DVB-s and analog STB on the same sat cable
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- Subject: [vdr] DVB-s and analog STB on the same sat cable
- From: Ondrej Wisniewski <ondrej.wisniewski@eri.ericsson.se>
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 09:33:35 +0100
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Hello everyone,
I want to use my old analog STB and the VDR with DVB-s connected to the same
cable from the dish. I don't need to switch on both receivers at the same time,
so I came up with a low cost solution. Since neither the DVB-s (rev.1.6) nor the
analog receiver have a loop through connection I simply split the signal from
the LNB. However I don't use an actual splitter but just a simple T connector.
The guy in the SAT shop who sold this to me said it works and he never had
problems with this solution.
LNB
0
|
|
V
+-------+ +--+--+ +-------+
| DVB-s |<--|split|-->| STB |
+-------+ +-----+ +-------+
But since I read quite often here in the list the the DVB-s cards are somewhat
"fragile" I'm a bit afraid that when switching on the analog receiver I will get
the 13V/18V tension to the input of the DVB-s card. Could that hurt the tuner on
the card ? And what do real splitters do ? Do they implement some sort of
protection (diods) ?
Thank you,
Ondrej ...
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