5.e Transponder functions
If you select a transponder only the channels that belong to this transponder are shown.
If you select "All" in the satellite list you can move the mouse over a transponder to see the satellite of this transponder.
You get most functions if you click with the right mouse button on the transponder list. You will get the popup menu of the transponder list.

With View sorted by you can select if the transponders are displayed in their original order or sorted by frequency or polarity. The transponders will remain in the original order internally.
With Sort you can sort the transponder list by frequencies or polarities. With this function you also change the internal order off the transponders.
With Change data you can change the parameters of a selected transponder. You get the following window:

You can also call this function with a double-click on a transponder. Here you can change the frequency, the polarity, the symbol rate, the Net ID and the TS ID of a transponder and you can enter a name for this transponder.
In the box Type you can change the transponder type and with Pilot the pilot value (only for DVB-S2 transponders).
If you mark a transponder as unwanted, the transponder and all its channels will be shown with light grey font in the corresponding list and will be marked with a red minus.
Caution: If you save a settings file, all unwanted channels and transponders are deleted.
You need these markings for the wish lists functions (see chapter 3.k).
These changes are made for all channels that use this transponder too.
With Delete you can delete a transponder and all its channels. You can also use the Del key on your keyboard. If the transponder has channels, you are asked if you really want to delete these channels.
If you want to delete a transponder without checking if existing channels are deleted too, you can use the shortcut Ctrl-Del.
With Delete all empty transponders you can delete all transponders that don't contain channels.
With New you can create a new transponder or a new TV or Radio channel on the selected transponder.
If you want to create a new transponder, and a satellite is selected in the satellite list, the transponder is assigned to this satellite. If "All" is selected in the satellite list and a transponder is selected in the transponder list, the new transponder is assigned to the satellite of this selected transponder. If "All" is selected in the satellite list and no transponder is selected, you can't create a new transponder.

The red letters and numbers specify the transponder type: S for DVB-S, S2 for DVB-S2, S28 for DVB-S2 in 8-PSK, S2Q for DVB-S2 in QPSK, C for DVB-C (cabel) and T for DVB-T (terrestrial).
If you select a transponder a little dot appears in front of this transponder and of all transponders with the same satellite.
Transponder marked in red are empty; they contain no channels.
If a transponder name is marked red there is a duplicate of this transponder in the settings.
In the frame of the transponder list there are several uppercase letters for the following functions:
O: The transponders are shown in original order.
F: The transponders are shown sorted by frequencies.
P: The transponders are shown sorted by polarities.
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