The signal check for the Newtec satmodems is common to all models in Ku:

Checking your signal is the first step for any connection troubleshooting. Without correct dish and iLNB alignment, your satmodem won't get enough signal to work properly – or at all. You check dish pointing and iLNB angle as follows...

Signal Parameter	Measurement	Link to test	Checks	Affected by
Rx or receive	EsNo on the satmodem web GUI	satmodem webinterface (GUI) at 192.168.1.1	is the signal received from the hub big enough?	dish pointing Az/El (left vs right /down vs up)
Tx or transmit	CNo on My Account page 62 or above	Signal CNo on View Data & Signal page	is the transmitted signal being received properly at the hub?
Xpol or cross-polarisation	Xpol on test website	Xpol Tool website	is the iLNB correctly angled in the clamp?	iLNB skew

Azimuth left / right compass bearing	Elevation up / down scale on mount	iLNB Skew rotation in clamp scale on iLNB neck

If you need to re-point your dish, please check the required Az, El and Skew figures then follow the Point and Play manual, installation videos and instructions.
If you need to adjust the skew, please check the required Skew figure then follow the instructions on the Xpol Tool test page.

1. Check your Receive (Rx) signal by going to your satmodem webinterface page (or type 192.168.1.1 into the address bar of your browser). The EsNo should be around 14 – 15dB.
2. Check your Transmit (Tx) signal by going to your Signal CNo Check page (on View Data & Signal). You need to be logged in with your My Account details (login at top of page). The CNo should be 64dBHz or above (62dBHz is the minimum).
3. Check your Skew by going to http://xpol.astra2connect.com and clicking on the "Perform Measurement" button.