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Cyfrowy Polsat - Persistent Interference with HD 5500s Decoder Despite Strong Signal

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  • #1 16217486
    mendos4
    Level 10  
    Hello. The reception parameters are in the film:



    I don't know how to deal with the noise seen in the movie. I have a new 90 cm antenna, new converter, new 7 m Triset -113 cable, F connectors Cabelcom. HD 5500s decoder. After switching to the Astra it is the same - just as strong signal parameters and identical interference. I will be grateful for suggestions.
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  • #2 16217584
    Anonymous
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    Anonymous
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  • #4 16217647
    tadkli9743
    Level 24  
    Hello

    My HD 6000 decoder began to interfere with the reception of programs and specifically white stripes flew in the lower part of the screen and the sound was weaker about 50%.
    I took the decoder to the Cyfrowy Polsat showroom without having to replace the decoder with a new one.
    Now works smoothly.

    greetings
  • #5 16217707
    Anonymous
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  • #6 16217716
    mendos4
    Level 10  
    As for the HDMI cable, after connecting the second one is the same. F connectors are also properly made. I don't use LTE but I'm not sure about the neighbors. Several WiFi can be detected in the block.
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  • #7 16217736
    Anonymous
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  • #8 16217768
    mendos4
    Level 10  
    I understand that if after connecting the SCARTEM interference it will not be the decoder's fault. Or vice versa?
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    #9 16217784
    Anonymous
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  • #10 16220283
    mendos4
    Level 10  
    Problem diagnosed. Fallen decoder. After replacement, everything is OK

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around persistent interference issues with the HD 5500s decoder from Cyfrowy Polsat, despite having a strong signal. The user reports using a new 90 cm antenna, a new converter, and a 7 m Triset-113 cable with F connectors. Suggestions from other users include checking for nearby LTE routers that may cause interference, ensuring proper connections and cable integrity, and testing the decoder with a SCART cable to determine if the issue lies with the decoder itself. A follow-up reveals that the problem was diagnosed as a faulty decoder, which was replaced, resolving the interference issue.
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