G'Day Cobber,
Let's take one thing at a time.
Unless the dish is motorised, you can only normally get one Satellite at a time.
If this is written on the LNB (12250-12750), it would suggest that it is an 11300 Local Oscillator LNB, so that is what you need to use in your dish setup. It should also have 11300 written on it.
The easiest Satellite to find is C1, D3 is also co-located at the same position, but you need an 10700 LNB to get them both.
DishPointer will give you Azimuth(relative to True North) from your location.
It will give you a ground line of sight to the Satellite. Stick with C1 'til you get the hang of things.
It makes things easier to adjust if your mast is plumb, vertical in all directions.
You also need to have the correct Elevation, this is set on the Mast Bracket, with Latitude on one side or Elevation on the other. Use Either.
Once you have that set up, as well as the correct details in the STB installation menu, on an active Transponder, you can slowly move your dish Up/Down and L/R until you get a Lock in the Green. Then you can tweek all settings for maximum signal Quality. ie: azimuth, elevation and Skew( The twist of the LNB in the Bracket).
See how you go there and let us know.
Kindest Regards, " The Druid ".
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