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<blockquote data-quote="T_G" data-source="post: 202864" data-attributes="member: 175083">HiIf you get the list of cams and keys you are there.I am not very familiar with the 7020, but I would think they should be the same.You could do the following, just to make sure: Back up your channel list, and reinstall a clean version of Gemini. Sort out the communication setup, and download and install Camd3 and the Keys using the blue button. (if you can get 19 east and hispasat then camd3 will open TV cabo for you as well)Then go to one of the key sites and update the keys. If you want to be able to see everything available then the keys must be from yesterday.To check if you got the cam working ok&nbsp; you should be testing Multivision 1-7 on Hotbird, and Taquilla 1-9 on 19 east and Hispasat, as well as Vidoe on demand on Hispasat and Lusemundo.If you get these channels then you are up and running.Once Newcamd keys are available I would then switch as I believe the newcamd emu is more stable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="T_G, post: 202864, member: 175083"] Hi If you get the list of cams and keys you are there. I am not very familiar with the 7020, but I would think they should be the same. You could do the following, just to make sure: Back up your channel list, and reinstall a clean version of Gemini. Sort out the communication setup, and download and install Camd3 and the Keys using the blue button. (if you can get 19 east and hispasat then camd3 will open TV cabo for you as well) Then go to one of the key sites and update the keys. If you want to be able to see everything available then the keys must be from yesterday. To check if you got the cam working ok you should be testing Multivision 1-7 on Hotbird, and Taquilla 1-9 on 19 east and Hispasat, as well as Vidoe on demand on Hispasat and Lusemundo. If you get these channels then you are up and running. Once Newcamd keys are available I would then switch as I believe the newcamd emu is more stable. [/QUOTE]

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