Do you really mean that your computer couldn't detect the CAM? In case it is the receiver being unable to detect the CAM, you probably have to have the LNB connected and the receiver put at a proper channel (which it can currently receive). As I have understood it, if you once have put the CAM into Dreamload mode, it stays there (and sometimes even when you have programmed it) and there is no need to enter it again through the menu. I can't enter that special menu again with my receiver, but it states that the MM is in the Dreamload mode. Have a look at my story about connection problems above.ZeeJay said:I put the MM in the reciver and entered Load-mode... so far no problems.. but then my computer couldn't detect the Cam and after a while i gave up... Now i can't set the MM in load-mode anymore cause i can't access the menu...
What to do?
OK ZeeJay, so we have the same problem! I'm happy to hear that I'm not the only one having this problem ;) . I have tried two variants of the loader program, one with the Dreamload logo and one without but I think they are similar despite that. I'll let you know if I find a solution, possibly including some soldering.ZeeJay said:Ok! if it stays in dreamload then that bit is OK...
Then next problem: Why can't i connect to cam trough the Programmer...
Regardless if i choose Com1 or Com2 it says that it cant connect... (the cable is in Com1)
is there an updated Loading-prog i can use? My is an year old....
From the start menu you go to "Settings" or something like that and then choose "System" where you find all internal devices within the PC. Doubleclick "I/O devices" and you will find COM1, COM2 and LPT1. Doubleclick on COM1 and you will see the settings for the port. Probably the only thing to change is the baudrate (the communication speed). It should be 115 Kbaud, 8 databits, no parity, 1 stopbit. The communication protocol should be Xon/Xoff.ZeeJay said:There is a lot of talk about baudrate... where do you change that??