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Old 14-05-2004   #1
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Hi again,
Blue titanium card arrived today now the fun starts! i have titanium cardprogrammer 1.10, what i forgot to ask is what frequency do i set it to in phoenix mode? 3.58,3.68 or 6.00Mhz?
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3.58 should be the setting, don't put the card in until you have started up the Titanium Proger. If you don't have too much luck to start off with, go into , Control Panel, System, Hardware, Device Manager and look at the Com Port, go into advanced and turn off FIFO buffering.
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Hi there
ok thanks time to experiment
i believe i need to erase the card first, is it worth downgrading the card to 1.03?
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For conax, I needed to downgrade to 1.03 (with MR 1.080 and echostar 808), but it does seem to depend on your setup. You could try first with 1.06 and see how it goes. It only takes a few minutes to downgrade and try again.

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