TNTSATPC7 config ok + black screen

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    if you read well in that writing (you need a different color to interpret it... on a black background that is not readable) you need RSA that you are missing in oscam.server and also ID box... everything to be able to read it correctly.

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    Quote from Makandal

    Hello everyone I have a few questions:

    Box id and 3des are in the oficial receiver right?

    And aeskeys in the card chip correct?

    And would a v7 card work in an old

    Sagemcom DS81HD?

    Quote from until061

    Hello, yes, there is no restriction regarding the receiver as long as it’s tntsat ready

    What about activation and pairing of the card? Should it happen in an official box, or is it possible to do it on a Linux box if I have the necessary data?

    ok thank you piterfree It's going to be hard to find that

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    Good evening all,


    I have some material to do some test if anyone is still interested.


    I spent a lots of time on it trying to understand the difference between v6 and v7, with no so much to say..


    If anyone has more experience and is open to share it, please let me know.


    Greetings

    Yeah, so many questions... I read in some forums that the GTMedia V9 Prime satellite receiver has a built-in card slot and supports official TNT SAT cards. That seems very unlikely to me, but who knows... maybe it does.

    Both cards are using diffrent master key thats 1st main differences.

    Hello,


    Do you mean boxkey deskey aeskey?


    Maybe all of them?


    If yes, do you know how to extract them?


    So far I heard that the key are the same as v6. But only heard. No one has ever say “I got it working”.


    Anyway. If you know where to start I’m fine to try on my own box.


    Greetings :-)

    I've been wondering about something that others have probably already tested. If the GTMedia V9 Prime can really handle TNTSAT which I honestly find hard to believe / then maybe it’s the ideal box to experiment on. UART, SPI, or JTAG?

    Quote from radio3

    But if I insert the TNT Sat card into an official Viaccess CAM, will it work properly?

    if there would be a TNTSat Viaccess module, but there is no Viaccess module where the TNTSat v6/7 runs - alternative for TNTSat v6 would be a Unicam Prime or DeltaCam Duo

    MfG

    Quote from sodex
    Quote from radio3

    But if I insert the TNT Sat card into an official Viaccess CAM, will it work properly?

    if there would be a TNTSat Viaccess module, but there is no Viaccess module where the TNTSat v6/7 runs - alternative for TNTSat v6 would be a Unicam Prime or DeltaCam Duo

    MfG

    And are you sure that with those CAMs you mentioned it works, that it clears (gets light)?

    simply


    on official box each card version have her proper key


    - who say with v6 key v7 card work or he not check if picture on or off ( of course picture black ) or is a lier


    AES key is same for all version card


    V6 card have v6 version key ( 3Des ) BoxKey on official box is same for all version card V4 to V7

    V7 card need have V7 key ( 3Des ) for it work


    now dont whaste time and for the moment only sti 71XX can help you

    Hello electron112


    First of all thanks for the clarification. It’s always interesting to hear from you so thank you for this.


    If I understand right, V7 has its own 3DES? (Sorry I’m a bit confused on this point).


    Did you get the v7 working (of course with right setup?


    I have a DS87. It’s seems to be equipped with sti71xx. It would be great if I can get something out of this.


    Thanks for all and good evening

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