This is a frequent issue that arises for most testers with little experience in scanning. this can also be used to resolve the multiple listings issue.
Before you start go to the antenna set up menu and write down your settings for the birds you shoot at, LNB type and frequency, and switch type and ports. This is the first thing to do because it is your reference so you can reconfigure your set up.
If you are trying to fix multiple channel listings, you must first factory reset your box before you can begin.
- go to the antenna set up menu and reconfigure your set up. then, choose one of your birds for scanning.leave lnb power ON for that bird and shut off all lnb's for your other birds.
- go to the autoscan menu and verify that Search option is set to all, Network Search is ON, and that the bird you are intending to scan has a check mark.
- press OK to begin auto scan.
- when autoscan is done, go back to the antenna set up menu and shut off lnb power for that bird and choose the next one to be scanned.
- repeat process for all birds, scanning each one individually until all have been scanned.
- when all scanning has concluded, go to the antenna set up menu and turn on lnbs' for all your birds.
- go to user settings menu and set time, A/R, and epg.
- set to eepg channel for A/R to grab. channel 200 for d8k, 2212 for XXX.
You may reboot if you like to give A/R a fresh start.
Enjoy your favorite viewing options as usual
Good to have a work-around...
From my observations... the VS plat did not create dupes if the sat was scanned with the same setup and with the same scanning method.
On many STB's, multiple channels are more likely caused by scanning with a different scan method and/or different setup settings... normally, a scan replaces or updates the previous scan... but once the settings are changed, or a different scan method is used... the lack of proper internal setup logic may create duplicate channel problems... That's a coding problem.. most likely on the factory bin.
MOD EDIT:
Sorry, 1969, I had to remove that reference!