Post by Eric Johnston on Jan 9th, 2010 at 2:33pm
The iDirect modem and Hughes BUC are not compatibe.
For an iDirect modem you need a standard BUC. A typical standard BUC is: NJT5024 specification data sheet
For a Hughes BUC you need a Hughes (e.g. HX) modem.
LNBs work with both iDirect and Hughes (e.g. HX) modems.
Regarding the LNB please check its model number. There are several types suitable for different Ku band frequency blocks.
"Ku band" is rather wide, 10.7 - 12.75 GHz, and several different LNBs are needed, each covering a section of the band. Each type has a different local oscillator frequency, used to downconvert the satellite frequency into the L band frequency within the cable to the modem.
11.7-12.2 LO=10.75 GHz NJR2744
12.25-12.75 LO=11.3 GHz NJR2754
10.95-11.7 LO=10 GHz NJR2784
More details about How LNBs work
More details of NJR LNBs
Ask your new service provider what type LNB is required to work with their service on W3A. The type will depend on their outlink carrier frequency.
Regarding your iDirect modem, where did it come from ? If it has come from a service provider talk to them since the modem may be locked to their network.
Best regards, Eric.
For an iDirect modem you need a standard BUC. A typical standard BUC is: NJT5024 specification data sheet
For a Hughes BUC you need a Hughes (e.g. HX) modem.
LNBs work with both iDirect and Hughes (e.g. HX) modems.
Regarding the LNB please check its model number. There are several types suitable for different Ku band frequency blocks.
"Ku band" is rather wide, 10.7 - 12.75 GHz, and several different LNBs are needed, each covering a section of the band. Each type has a different local oscillator frequency, used to downconvert the satellite frequency into the L band frequency within the cable to the modem.
11.7-12.2 LO=10.75 GHz NJR2744
12.25-12.75 LO=11.3 GHz NJR2754
10.95-11.7 LO=10 GHz NJR2784
More details about How LNBs work
More details of NJR LNBs
Ask your new service provider what type LNB is required to work with their service on W3A. The type will depend on their outlink carrier frequency.
Regarding your iDirect modem, where did it come from ? If it has come from a service provider talk to them since the modem may be locked to their network.
Best regards, Eric.