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adrianmac

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Just purshased 7000 Need some startup help

Its currently set up for 3 seperate LNBs 1 = Hotbird 2 = Astra and 3 =Hispasat as 1and2 were`set up as individual LNBs

My setup is 1 monobloc for astra and hotbird and 1 single for hispasat ,can someone help

tks Mac
 
What exactly do you need to know? Is it about the lnb config within the set up menu or is it about basic image setup?
What exactly can you get at present?
 
Not sure that you can fly with that configuration, as there is no way to switch in the separate LNB. On some receivers you have the option of a 12/0v switch, but the Dreambox doesn't have one.
 
Yes its about the LNB config within the setup menu I think.I have not tried anything yet but I know this was the set up with the previous owner

sonic1 said:
What exactly do you need to know? Is it about the lnb config within the set up menu or is it about basic image setup?
What exactly can you get at present?
 
I currently use a disque switch with this setup using an old humax system and it works

rolfw said:
Not sure that you can fly with that configuration, as there is no way to switch in the separate LNB. On some receivers you have the option of a 12/0v switch, but the Dreambox doesn't have one.
 
What settings did you use then? Can't see how it can switch to the second port on the monobloc.
 
Do not know as it was trial on error at swithing antenna settings in the Humax setup
Any one any ideas about the Dreambox
rolfw said:
What settings did you use then? Can't see how it can switch to the second port on the monobloc.
 
You can always use the dreamboxedit software to backup and restore the current bouquets on your system.

Have a play with your monobloc and hispasat setting (under satellite configuration in dreambox setup)- Are you using a Diseqc switch to connect the monobloc for astra and hotbird together with your other dish for Hispasat? FYI, I am not an expert on monobloc settings but I think it should work the same.
 
Hi Iqbal seem to have lost Hotbird and cannot get Astra channels am receiving some Hispasat and can not remember how to wipe and reload channels which I think are on the stick

cfphoenix said:
You can always use the dreamboxedit software to backup and restore the current bouquets on your system.

Have a play with your monobloc and hispasat setting (under satellite configuration in dreambox setup)- Are you using a Diseqc switch to connect the monobloc for astra and hotbird together with your other dish for Hispasat? FYI, I am not an expert on monobloc settings but I think it should work the same.
 
Open dreamboxedit.

Click on ftp.

Key in your ip for dreambox.

Click browse and point to the "bouq" folder which contains the backup for the bouquets.

Click send files to dreambox and click reload settings on dreambox and that's it.

The bouquets is based on LNB1=Hotbird; LNB2 = Astra etc

I would advise you to scan and create your own bouquets using the dreambox edit software.

Good luck!!
 
Tks Iqbal I have not linked up Box on net yet can I copy these files using ethernet cable from my pc and do similar with any file updates?
cfphoenix said:
Open dreamboxedit.

Click on ftp.

Key in your ip for dreambox.

Click browse and point to the "bouq" folder which contains the backup for the bouquets.

Click send files to dreambox and click reload settings on dreambox and that's it.

The bouquets is based on LNB1=Hotbird; LNB2 = Astra etc

I would advise you to scan and create your own bouquets using the dreambox edit software.

Good luck!!
 
Yes.

You need to connect your dreambox to your PC for these (use a crossover cable for direct connection).

As you have a router, this should be no problem - Alternatively, connect a patch cable from the router to the box.

Read the idiot guide sticky in the dreambox section - They are very helpful (to myself too!).
 
Tks Ive now got 3 sats working will now need to link up to sort the stations out.Can I use my ethernet cableto link dreambox cirectly to my laptop and what is a crossover cable and what is a patch cable what do theyb look like
cfphoenix said:
Yes.

You need to connect your dreambox to your PC for these (use a crossover cable for direct connection).

As you have a router, this should be no problem - Alternatively, connect a patch cable from the router to the box.

Read the idiot guide sticky in the dreambox section - They are very helpful (to myself too!).
 
Think of your Dreambox as another computer, which it is.

To connect two computers together directly, you will need a crossover cable.

To link two computers together via a hub or switch, you will need two patch cables.

The two cable types look identical. The only difference is that the wires are 'crossed over' inside the crossover cable.

Most hubs and switches these days can actually use either the standard 'patch' lead (straight through) or a 'crossover' cable, as they automatically detect which one is connected and logically 'switch' the connections internally.

Hope this is clear.
 
I am progressing in some ways have been able to successfully set up the coms network and downloaded channels,but am getting a message on Hispasat Taq 1,2,3,4,5 that service could not be found and EPG RED indicator is lit and signal detection showing ok bbbut am getting the 6,7,8,9\etc what might be wrong

adrianmac said:
Tks Ive now got 3 sats working will now need to link up to sort the stations out.Can I use my ethernet cableto link dreambox cirectly to my laptop and what is a crossover cable and what is a patch cable what do theyb look like
 
what softcam you useing you need camd and ftp latest k#y file
 
Info about what??
What image is inside your box?? Also, update your system profile, makes answering easier...
And really, most information about keys and cams is in the guides and in the various threads, just spend some time reading the threads.
Most modern images have direct download of keys and emus, and if you are not connected then you need to find them in the various sites. Again, many links to sites are listed, use the excellent search function of the forum.
 
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