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ABERTIS activated next transponder
30W-11502.12 V
DVB-S2/8PSK
SR-10200
FEC-3/4

Code: 
0709:0ce4acee:ea7c:0000:1:0:0
Abertis PID 801 11502V SID 0x709
p:ABERTIS,c:031fff,c:150321,C:2600,f:5
Code: 
make_channel({
  name = "Abertis PID 801",
  input = {
    "http://localhost:8001/1:0:1:709:EA7C:0:CE4ACEE:0:0:0:",
  },
  transform = {{
    format = "pipe",
      command = "/etc/astra/scripts/abertis 801",
  }},
  output = {
    "http://0.0.0.0:9999/abertis/pid801",
  },
})
 
EnoSat said:
ABERTIS activated next transponder
30W-11502.12 V
DVB-S2/8PSK
SR-10200
FEC-3/4

Code: 
0709:0ce4acee:ea7c:0000:1:0:0
Abertis PID 801 11502V SID 0x709
p:ABERTIS,c:031fff,c:150321,C:2600,f:5
Code: 
make_channel({
  name = "Abertis PID 801",
  input = {
    "http://localhost:8001/1:0:1:709:EA7C:0:CE4ACEE:0:0:0:",
  },
  transform = {{
    format = "pipe",
      command = "/etc/astra/scripts/abertis 801",
  }},
  output = {
    "http://0.0.0.0:9999/abertis/pid801",
  },
})
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Which channels would it carry?
 
not known , in my region very unstable signal
 
Very interesting, no signal here at the moment (it's raining), so it must be a fair bit weaker than the others. Likely to be one of the autonomous community muxes if it's Abertis/Cellnex TDT like 12631V, 11347H, etc.

Edit I see where it's been found from now, it's in the TS info on the other Abertis muxes, it had automatically appeared in my TVHeadend (which has automatic network update turned on). It doesn't seem to have ever locked since it was created on Thursday. :(
 
Good Signal here with clear skyes...
Only PID 801 seems active with the New Mux "HS199.1" with 20 Mbit.

It's scrambled, of course, and i'd like to think my lovely TV Canaria will appear one day but i don't think this will happen:unsure
new30w.png
 
Yup, that looks like a TDT mux to me!

The first thing I would suggest is to try the same configuration as for the ones on 11347H - I can’t be more specific than that of course!
 
Definitely seems weaker than the others. I tried again this morning on my 80cm dish when the sky was clear and still no signal.

Hopefully we'll find out what TDT multiplex is hidden inside it soon anyway though :D
 
Adam792 said:
Definitely seems weaker than the others. I tried again this morning on my 80cm dish when the sky was clear and still no signal.

Hopefully we'll find out what TDT multiplex is hidden inside it soon anyway though :D
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Adam, it locks here on the Octagon SX88+ and GT Combo but no channels found yet.
 
EnoSat said:
old "configuration" not work - need new :ph34r:
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There are only three or four possible configurations at the moment. None of them work on this transponder? Or is it really something completely new?
 
SimonE said:
Adam, it locks here on the Octagon SX88+ and GT Combo but no channels found yet.
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Can you try to scan for channels with the different configurations that are already in use? Maybe it is one of those.
If you can't find channels, we know for sure that we need a completly new configuration.

I think it is a lot easier to search for channels on the Octagon SX88+ instead of an enigma2 receiver.
 
Stevenvc19 said:
Can you try to scan for channels with the different configurations that are already in use? Maybe it is one of those.
If you can't find channels, we know for sure that we need a completly new configuration.

I think it is a lot easier to search for channels on the Octagon SX88+ instead of an enigma2 receiver.
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With the sx88+ I removed all transponders in its list and then did a blind scan with multistream ON. It found 11502V OK but no channels within. The GT Combo locks up the T2MI processing at 2/14.
 
Without the BISS key, neither the SX nor the GT will find any channels, only the signal
 
EnoSat said:
Without the BISS key, neither the SX nor the GT will find any channels, only the signal
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But we can try and use the already known Keys? It are only three or four different keys? Can't we give that a try?
 
Nothing prevents you from doing so :rolleyes:
 
EnoSat said:
Nothing prevents you from doing so :rolleyes:
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I tried with all the "Configurations" that I have but nothing seems to match... And i have 13 different "configurations"
So I guess they use a new key...
But i don't have any idea how to retreve it...
 
Stevenvc19 said:
I tried with all the "Configurations" that I have but nothing seems to match... And i have 13 different "configurations"
So I guess they use a new key...
But i don't have any idea how to retreve it...
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I will try all the active keys again in a few days because I want to be sure I didn't overlook something.
I will also try keys that worked in the past...
It is a hell of a job because I use an Edision Primo. And to be sure the key is in its memory I need to add the key, power off the device, do a transponderscan, if negative, insert another key, power off the device.... etc...
Maybe this weekend I will give it a try.

Is there any other way to know which key is used?

EDIT: The primo requires an SID. so I used SID 1801. I hope that is correct.
 
I tried again but no luck on the keys... How did the previous keys got discovered?
 
They either extracted them from the firmware TDTSAT box, or brute force TS
 
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