DiSEqC
DiSEqC, or Digital Satellite Equipment Control, is a family of electrical signaling standards used to control devices on a satellite installation. It enables a satellite receiver to switch and control peripheral equipment such as LNBs, band-pass filters, multiswitches, and rotor motors, from a single coaxial cable that also carries the RF signal. The goal is to provide a simple, interoperable method for selecting among multiple satellites, polarizations, bands, and other options without separate remote controls or signal lines.
DiSEqC was developed to standardize the communication between a DVB set-top box and peripheral equipment and
Because DiSEqC is not mandatory for all devices and because multiple manufacturers implement different subsets of
Common uses include selecting among multiple satellites by switching between LNBs, controlling a motorized dish, and