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My System: Technomate TM6900 Combo. 160G HDD 1.2Mtr Channel Master dish & Polar mount, T-REX/ Diablo CAM/ CAS3. Sony Bravia HD | Hi All Iv'e had my TM 6900 Combo for about 3 weeks now and I must say what a receiver, the HD picture quality with my 50" Sony Bravia is ace. I am using an Iomega 33848 portable 160GB hard disk (Staples £45 ish) connected and powered from an added rear USB socket, I have recorded numerous programs in HD and SD on both sat and freeview with no problems so far. Last edited by SST12; 11-07-2008 at 04:25 PM Reason: spelling | ||
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My System: 43cm Dish, Sky Plus V2, Thomson DSI6210 Sky+160, Thomson DSI4214, FRACARRO PENTA 85cm, Invacom Twin, Moteck SG2100a H-H DiSEqC Motor, TF5000CI, TM-5200D, Sling Media, Rover ST-4, Rover SDM-1s, 57E to 58W, Tecatel 1.35m fixed on 28e, Pace D5430-N | Yes nice machine, I fitted one only last week,very impressed
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My System: Technomate TM6900 Combo. 160G HDD 1.2Mtr Channel Master dish & Polar mount, T-REX/ Diablo CAM/ CAS3. Sony Bravia HD |
WARNING! ONLY EXPERIENCED ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS SHOULD CARRY OUT THIS MODIFICATION AS THERE ARE DANGEROUS VOLTAGES INSIDE, IF IN DOUBT GET A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN TO DO IT FOR YOU. REMOVING THE COVER AND DISMANTLING YOUR TM6900 WILL INVALIDATE YOUR WARRANTY Hi Pelock I purchased a twin USB back plate from Maplins (which is basically 2 moulded usb sockets on flying leads with motherboard connectors on the ends). I stripped down my TM6900 so a square hole was cut in the rear outer case then I removed 1 of the flying sockets off the computer back plate and bolted it to the rear of my TM6900 case, roughly in the middle keeping it away from the mains/ PSU. I soldered the cable to the original front socket PCB, but you should remove the front 1 really as you can only use 1 socket at a time and may damage the motherboard if both USB sockets are used at the same time. The wiring colours are standard USB USB Socket Pin No. 1 on the left Pin 1 +5v Red Pin 2 D+ White Pin 3 D- Green Pin 4 GND Black Shield Black Heatshrink. | ||
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| The Following User Says Thank You to SST12 For This Useful Post: | pelock (29-07-2008) |