The TV translation service on Mount Pisgah is operational after service was restored at the signal source in Salt Lake City, according to a notice on the Cache County website. The status page indicates there are no known issues with the broadcast as of the most recent update.
The status page provides signal data collections four times per hour and creates images twice per hour. The page presents a consolidated format reflecting the channel level transmission of bundles of channels that are actively being received at the County Admin facility.
Cache County notes that individual channel outages are outside the scope of County transmission responsibilities. Residents experiencing issues with single channel broadcasts are advised to contact the content provider directly.
The Mount Pisgah TV translator broadcasts several channels across multiple frequencies. The 593
Mhz frequency includes KUTV, KMYU, Comet, and Charge!. The 569
Mhz frequency carries KTVX-HD, ANT-TV, Rewind, Outlaw, ROAR, and Nest. The 509
Mhz frequency includes KSL-DT, COZI-TV, and ZONE-TV. The 581
Mhz frequency broadcasts KUED-DT, World, Kids, and Create.
Other frequencies include 605
Mhz for KUEN-HD, FNX, and NHK; 479
Mhz for KBYU; and 521
Mhz for KUPX-16. The 14.1 frequency carries KJZZ-HD, while the 30.1 frequency carries KUCW, Mystery, Defy, and Shop-LC. The 557
Mhz frequency includes KSTU-HD, ION, COURTTV, Bounce, QVC, and HSN. The 491
Mhz frequency carries KTMW, Xitos, Nosey, CRIMES, and Oxygen. The 26.1 frequency broadcasts KCVB-LD, RNTV, FTF, MTRSPR1, AWE, NBT, beIN, Bridge1D, Newsmax, Estrela, AceTV, OAN, beIN-SP, Sales, and BarkTV.
The county provides specific signal metrics to define transmission quality. Signal Strength (SS) measures the raw power level of the RF signal at the receiver, acting as a measurement of volume. Signal/Symbol Quality (SNQ) measures how clearly defined the digital data is, reflecting the amount of usable, uncorrupted data present above background noise. Symbol Quality (SEQ) represents stream stability by measuring the amount of correct or successfully error-corrected data packets processed by the receiver over the last second.
