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  1. foxleybob

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    Hi.

    I've just purchased the Humax HDR-1100S, after dumping Virgin (got too expensive)
    I downloaded the used manual, and it stated.............
    Recordings — Only accessible if paired with an USB Hard Drive (HDD)

    I got a bit confused, as it has a 1 TB hard drive in it doesn't it?

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 9:06:43 #1 |
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    foxleybob - 6 mins ago  » 
    Hi.
    I've just purchased the Humax HDR-1100S, after dumping Virgin (got too expensive)
    I downloaded the used manual, and it stated.............
    Recordings — Only accessible if paired with an USB Hard Drive (HDD)
    I got a bit confused, as it has a 1 TB hard drive in it doesn't it?

    Hi welcome to our forum. You must be reading the manual for a HB-1000/1010S.

    https://freesat-content.tangentlabs.co.uk/filer_public/af/64/af643627-83c2-4bbf-b298-1aef11832044/fsat_humax_hdr1100s_web.pdf

    Assuming you have a HDR-1100S the hard drive it comes with could be 500GB 1TB or 2TB if bought from Humax direct.

    How many satellite f connectors are there on the rear one or two ?

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 9:17:13 #2 |
  3. foxleybob

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    Many thanks for the fast reply.

    Oh right, thanks for the link.
    I do indeed have the HDR-1100S unit, with two satellite (shotgun) connectors, and a 1 TB HHD.
    I actually bought it from john Lewis's.

    thanks again.

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 9:54:40 #3 |
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    PS
    I forgot to mention....
    how does one subscribe to post's here please?

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 9:56:05 #4 |
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    foxleybob - 2 mins ago  » 
    Many thanks for the fast reply.
    Oh right, thanks for the link.
    I do indeed have the HDR-1100S unit, with two satellite (shotgun) connectors, and a 1 TB HHD.
    I actually bought it from john Lewis's.
    thanks again.

    No problem

    The manual you were reading is for the single tuner Freesat HB-xxxxS boxes. They use a portable usb hard drive to provide live pause and to record to. Ideal as a 2nd box for say a bedroom. It's the first link on the Humax support site with the HDR-1100S the second link.

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 10:00:15 #5 |
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    foxleybob - 5 mins ago  » 
    PS
    I forgot to mention....
    how does one subscribe to post's here please?

    Under "About this topic" on the right hand side should be a link.

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 10:02:52 #6 |
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    grahamlthompson - 2 hours ago  » 

    foxleybob - 2 mins ago  » 
    Many thanks for the fast reply.
    Oh right, thanks for the link.
    I do indeed have the HDR-1100S unit, with two satellite (shotgun) connectors, and a 1 TB HHD.
    I actually bought it from john Lewis's.
    thanks again.

    No problem
    The manual you were reading is for the single tuner Freesat HB-xxxxS boxes. They use a portable usb hard drive to provide live pause and to record to. Ideal as a 2nd box for say a bedroom. It's the first link on the Humax support site with the HDR-1100S the second link.

    Got it now thanks.;)

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 12:03:19 #7 |
  8. foxleybob

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    A1944 - 2 hours ago  » 

    foxleybob - 5 mins ago  » 
    PS
    I forgot to mention....
    how does one subscribe to post's here please?

    Under "About this topic" on the right hand side should be a link.

    Yep, found it thank you.
    I guess i need to go to Spec Savers

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 12:04:19 #8 |
  9. foxleybob

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    Erm, another question..........
    I only fitted the box yesterday to an existing Sky Satellite dish.
    I think the dish might want aligning, as the quality is not too good.
    Everything works OK apart from taking a while to load and the quality.
    Would this be down to the dish?

    If so I'll have to get a professional, as I haven't got a clue where it should point

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 12:11:46 #9 |
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    foxleybob - 3 hours ago  » 
    Erm, another question..........
    I only fitted the box yesterday to an existing Sky Satellite dish.
    I think the dish might want aligning, as the quality is not too good.
    Everything works OK apart from taking a while to load and the quality.
    Would this be down to the dish?
    If so I'll have to get a professional, as I haven't got a clue where it should point

    It uses the same satellites and orbital point as Sky (28.2E).

    The dish alignment may need tweaking. For the main UK channels like BBC1-HD you should easily get 100% signal 100% quality as these use very tight UK spot beam transponders so field strength in the UK is very high. If not in the UK then a approx location is needed.

    | Sun 13 Oct 2019 15:42:38 #10 |

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