Hi all,
Here is the scenario,
I have a new flat. The lounge which has 4 TV points in it.
The 'main' tv point in the lounge is a wall plate that has "sat 1, sat 2, FM and a normal TV socket". There is another female TV socket on the wall next to this which has a cable connected to Sat 2 (f plug to coaxial). I have worked out that this connection is what sends the signal to the other 3 TV points in the flat through an A240d RemoteLink Booster.
If I plug my Panny Freesat TV into sat 1, I get freesat. Fine.
Now, this is where I get confused. If I plug my TV into any of the other 3 sockets, I get freeview but no freesat. So, I figured, if I moved the loop (f plug to coaxial) from Sat 2 to Sat 1, then I would be pushing Freesat around the flat and not Freeview.
But it doesnt work. All other TV points are normal coaxial outputs so I have another coaxial to f plug connector. If I plug it in to the rear of the TV in freesat, there is no signal. BUT, if I plug the cable normally into the freeview tuner, I still get freeview!!!!!
If I walk in to the lounge and unplug this small loop cable, I get nothing, anywhere.
How can I get freesat (and ideally freeview) bouncing around the flat?
Here is the scenario,
I have a new flat. The lounge which has 4 TV points in it.
The 'main' tv point in the lounge is a wall plate that has "sat 1, sat 2, FM and a normal TV socket". There is another female TV socket on the wall next to this which has a cable connected to Sat 2 (f plug to coaxial). I have worked out that this connection is what sends the signal to the other 3 TV points in the flat through an A240d RemoteLink Booster.
If I plug my Panny Freesat TV into sat 1, I get freesat. Fine.
Now, this is where I get confused. If I plug my TV into any of the other 3 sockets, I get freeview but no freesat. So, I figured, if I moved the loop (f plug to coaxial) from Sat 2 to Sat 1, then I would be pushing Freesat around the flat and not Freeview.
But it doesnt work. All other TV points are normal coaxial outputs so I have another coaxial to f plug connector. If I plug it in to the rear of the TV in freesat, there is no signal. BUT, if I plug the cable normally into the freeview tuner, I still get freeview!!!!!
If I walk in to the lounge and unplug this small loop cable, I get nothing, anywhere.
How can I get freesat (and ideally freeview) bouncing around the flat?