Satlink Manuals & User Guides

Satlink is a specialized manufacturer of electronic measurement tools, best known for its range of digital satellite finders and signal meters. The brand provides essential equipment for technicians and enthusiasts setting up satellite dishes (DVB-S/S2), terrestrial antennas (DVB-T/T2), and cable systems (DVB-C).

Popular models like the ST-5150, WS-6933, and ST-6986 feature portable designs with integrated LCD screens, enabling real-time signal analysis including power levels, MER, and BER. Satlink devices are widely used for dish alignment, signal verification, and troubleshooting in telecommunications setups.

• How do I update the firmware on my Satlink meter?

  Most Satlink meters, such as the ST-5150 and WS-69xx series, feature a USB port. Download the latest firmware file to a USB drive, insert it into the device, and access the 'Upgrade' or 'System' menu to install the update.

• What does the 'Lock' light indicate on a Satlink finder?

  The 'Lock' indicator lights up when the device successfully locks onto a valid signal from the satellite or transponder you have selected, accompanied by an audible tone if enabled.

• Does the Satlink ST-5150 support DVB-T2 and DVB-C?

  Yes, the Satlink ST-5150 is a 'Combo' meter, meaning it supports DVB-S/S2 (Satellite), DVB-T/T2 (Terrestrial), and DVB-C (Cable) signal standards.

• How do I add a new satellite to the list?

  Go to the oscillating 'Satellite' or 'Installation' menu, select the option to 'Add' (often indicated by a red or colored button on the keypad), and input the satellite's name, longitude, and LNB settings.