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Channel NTN Frequency on Satellite (Broadcast Parameters 2026)

FTA (Free-to-Air) SD

Up-to-date satellite broadcasting parameters of NTN in 2026: transponder frequency, polarization, and receiver tuning setup.

Eutelsat 9B (9.0° E) • Updated:
Setup Guide
Broadcast Frequency
12226 MHz
Ku-діапазон
Polarization
V (Vertical)
13 Volt
Symbol Rate (SR) / FEC
30000 kS/s
FEC: 5/6
Standard & Modulation
DVB-S2 / 8PSK
MPEG-4

Latest TV channel broadcast parameters in 2026

The TV channel NTN broadcasts via the geostationary satellite Eutelsat 9B (9.0° E) on transponder 12226 MHz with vertical polarization (V). The digital symbol rate is 30000 kS/s, FEC error correction - 5/6. Broadcasting is provided in DVB-S2 / 8PSK standard with MPEG-4 video compression and SD quality. Signal access is Free-to-Air (FTA), no subscription or smartcard required.

Broadcast parameters of NTN

Transponder frequency and reception parameters (2026)

Satellite & Orbit
Eutelsat 9B (9.0° E)
Frequency & Polarization
12226 V (Vertical)
Symbol Rate (SR) / FEC
30000 • FEC 5/6
Standard & Modulation DVB-S2 / 8PSK
Compression & Video Quality
MPEG-4 • SD
Access / Encryption
FTA (Free-to-Air)
Provider / Package ZeonBud
Audio Language Ukrainian
Transmission Mode Digital
Update Date 20.10.2026
Tuning formula for receiver:
12226 V 30000 5/6 DVB-S2

Stream PID Codes

For manual PID scanning
Service ID 25
Video PID 2501
Audio PID 2502ukr
PCR PID 2501
PMT PID 25
Audio Language ukr

How to tune channel NTN on satellite receiver

Step-by-step manual frequency search guide in 2026

1
Open dish antenna setup menu: On the remote control, press MENU and select «Installation» or «Channel Search».
2
Select satellite: Select Eutelsat 9B (9.0° E). Ensure signal quality and strength are above 60%.
3
Enter transponder frequency parameters:
ТП: 12226 MHz | Пол: V (Vertical) | Швидкість: 30000 | FEC: 5/6
4
Start scan and save: Press search button (usually OK or color button). Newly found channel will appear at the end of channel list.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, broadcasting is free-to-air (FTA). No paid subscription or Internet needed - just a DVB-S2 receiver and aligned satellite dish.
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