Crazyscan multistream

MickeEst

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How can I know that TP: 11590 is a PLS Frequency (using Crazyscan)?

As you see in first post's first image, Crazyscan window remains grey with PLS 1. PLS for a normal channel can be 1 or whatever, it dont play a role. With a PLS scrambled channel you need to put only the correct PLS code to make the Crazyscan window "alive".



The two images to find the Multistream...
Did you knew this PLS beforehand or just let Crazyscan to find it? If latter, how long it took for correct PLS?
 

milan58

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As you see in first post's first image, Crazyscan window remains grey with PLS 1. PLS for a normal channel can be 1 or whatever, it dont play a role. With a PLS scrambled channel you need to put only the correct PLS code to make the Crazyscan window "alive".




Did you knew this PLS beforehand or just let Crazyscan to find it? If latter, how long it took for correct PLS?

28.01.2015.
http://www.sat-universe.com/showpost.php?p=1208219&postcount=5
On average for 1 PLS takes about 2-4 seconds.Number plus a second count how is it day or night.
 

milan58

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I got two questions from our forum member.
question:
How can I distinguish PLS frequency and frequency data (using CrazyScan)?
answer:
Frequency data and generic stream is found directly CrazyScan, the PLS have a curve to be analyzed using the pop-up window
CrazyScan Carrier search and Monitoring Constellation (most of these curves bears and other information, for example. 16APSK, 32APSK and

other modulation that we are not yet known).On lover research new frequency is the number of days spent on discovering new frequency.

question:
When I can say that this frequency is the frequency of PLS?
answer:
You can not say never, PLS has no frequency, but only curves are analyzed with Carrier search and Monitoring Constellation.
 
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