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Is there a way of tweaking frequency of the Outernet dongle in the rxOS?
That is 1539.87 MHz. I think the frequency is really 1539.875 MHz. Right now I see offset is about -50 Hz with SNR of 3.0. The other day I noticed the offset was about +30 Hz with a much better SNR. I know many factors go into an SNR reading and it’s always changing.

2

Yes, you can go into Custom Tuner Settings and adjust the frequency manually.

3

As Syed said you can change the frequency but not really needed if you entered the good nominal value as the software makes automatic tracking of the Outernet signal.

Zoltan

4

Where is Custom Tuner Settings? I’m using rxOS 3.0 for Raspberry Pi, plus Outernet dongle, LNA, and patch.

BTW I sent for another LNA. I believe it got zapped somehow, for all I see is much less than SNR 2.
Maybe it happened when I threw a large plastic bag over top of setup at night to protect from dew. I checked the
best I could. Seems to drawing about 30 ma. Worked on problem all day, checking cables, orientation. Maybe It got too hot when we had heat spell.
I put fan near it. Seemed to improve SNR about 1 dB. At one time I almost saw SNR of 7. Then a couple days ago, practically nothing.
Re-installed rxOS 3.0. RPi, dongle, antenna. All seem OK. I hope new LNA will fix problem.
Right now No Joy.
donde

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Under the admin panel, there is a tab called Tuner Settings (Settings --> Tuner Settings). It’s the first tab in the list. At the bottom of the expanded list, there is a drop-down menu that says Satellites. The last selection on that list is Custom.

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OK I see it, said the blind man! Thanks. Not going to change anything yet, probably will not. Waiting for new LNA I ordered.