When you receive signals from two or more transmitters you will get duplicate channels and the Aura puts thenm in the 800's.
You could go into Settings and then Channel & Broadcast> Edit Channel List.
Or set up Favourites to include the Channels you prefer to watch.
Otherwise doing a manual tune to the transmitter you get the best reception from is the best alternative.
To make sure you are tuned in to the nearest transmitter or the best with line of sight to your aerial you can perform manual search using the multiplex numbers for that transmitter only.
To find out which transmitters are broadcasting in your area click on the link below and enter your postcode and house number.
https://www.freeview.co.uk/corporate/detailed-transmitter-information
On the next page you will see a table titled Digital Transmitters.
This shows you the transmitters broadcasting in your area with the 'most likely' on top.
If you have good line of sight to that ‘most likely’ transmitter then use that one or if not select one of the others which you have line of sight to.
Once you have selected which transmitter you want to tune to make a note of the multiplex (mux) numbers the transmitter is broadcasting on.
The mux numbers are under the white N in the black circle.
Pay special attention to the mux number under BBC B, this is the mux that carries all the HD channels/ programmes.
Now you have noted the mux numbers and the HD mux number you are ready to manually tune your Humax.
First take the aerial out of the Humax. Go to Auto Channel Search and start the search, this will clear the Humax ready for the manual tune.
Once that has done insert the aerial.
Go to Manual Search.
Tune the SD (standard definition) channels. first.
Enter the first of the mux numbers, make sure Transmission is set to DVB-T.
Press Search.
When done press Save.
Do this for all the SD muxes.
For the HD channels enter the BBC B mux number but change Transmission to DVB-T2.
Press Search and when done press Save.
You should now be tuned to only one transmitter with no duplicate channels in the 800's.
| Sat 17 Feb 2024 13:31:41
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