5.e Satellite functions


When you click on a satellite only the channels and transponders of this satellite are shown.

When you click with the right mouse button in the satellite window you will get the following popup menu:



Show active satellites/Show all satellites:
With this function you can select if you want to see all satellites in the satellite list or only the active satellites (satellites which already have channels).

Change data:
You will get the following window in which you can change the satellite-specific data:



You can also double-click on the satellite to get this.

Here you can change the Name and the geographical position (longitude) for this satellite.

View sorted by:
With this function you can select if the satellites are shown in original order, or sorted alphabetically or by the geographical position (longitude).

Sort:
With this function you can sort the whole satellite list alphabetically or by their Longitudes.

Hotbird -> 13.0E Hotbird:
This function adds the geographical position at the beginning of the name of each satellite.

With Clear you can clear a satellite. All channels and transponders are deleted and the geographic position is set to 0.0° east. This is useful if you want to use the convert option "Convert FAV lists to satellites" (see chapter 5.b).

Save satellite configuration:
With this function you save the satellite and LNB configuration of the actual loaded settings file (see chapter 3.j.)

Load satellite configuration:
With this function you can overwrite the satellite and LNB configuration of the actual settings with a configuration you saved before. In the configuration menu you can enter that this is done automatically when you load a file.

In the frame of the satellite list there are several uppercase letters for the following functions:

A: Show all satellites
P: Show only active (programmed) satellites
O: Show satellites in original order
N: Show satellites sorted by alphabet (names)
L: Show satellites sorted by their geographical position (longitude)


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