also saw on another forum that if you look thru the top of the box and the subpanel holding the card reader is
gold in color then the box is original (dark green on clones apparently)
Not sure on the validity of that statement, as mine is green and is a genuine box...loaded many FW versions and has always shown 085B as it chipID ?
The file posted in this thread and the one in the thread titled 'a new fresh firmare 12 OCT2011 for openbox s10' are the same and have the version name of C2HS2-11-10-10:0579CMT.
And the edit favs function is working fine, unlike the previous Avatarcam version where edit favs was quite frankly a pile of dog turd.
It would nice if our far eastern friends would release these files under the version name rather than the date, or at least list it alongside the filename.
Didn't try hard enough...:baffle: :wink:
Favourites edit>scroll to middle pane > scroll down to pen/disk icon, then rename as with previous fw
Just wish they would backup the Fav names, so they could be restored later after updates
Password is 0000 (default)
also the fw is known as C2HS2-11-08-24:058DCMT
so suspect this is a hashed up version with Cam of the release last month.
Anymore known how to use this avatarcam?
Also edited to add nice new menu for adding removing FAvs
Latest version out for those that are interested. dont know how to use it and what it is for, also it password protects the cccam/mgcamd setup screens (0000)
Original S10 software(suport avatarcamd) 2011-9-28_Shenzhen Yojia Technology Co., Ltd.
if you could get the avatarcam setup to work, code etc it may be interesting.
New firmware released, not tested fully but the menu is back to usual horizontal unlike the previous ***box nds version
tested it and found although it maybe just me, but loaded up the firmware and there is a issue with putting my S10 into standby.
Goes in standby and display is blank and has to be switched off and on at the back. Applied the red,green,yellow,blue, 8 fix. display comes back But unable to restart unit from remote.
tried a couple of times, and unit does power back on, only after waiting a minute or so!
gone back to previous S9 version
New firmware released, not tested fully but the menu is back to usual horizontal unlike the previous ***box nds version
Old firmware from 1508 here
http://linuxsat-support.com/op…nbox-s9-15-08-2011-a.html
used both the S9 and the NDS versions releases yesterday and both have the 3 column listing. I personally dont mind it, but like the facility to toggle between favs as i stated previously.
Yep
revert and Load up the last S9 only version, reverts to single line only and allows you to toggle between FAvs and sats using left/right keys.
This version sorts out issues with Sly cards being recognised in the box
Thanks, i figured it was as simple as that but wanted to confirm.
So, just dump all the files >> upgrade firmware >>> put files back on?
Yep.
you can backup an image (*.abs) and you can select any file to add to HDS2_dump.as image. as well as (by toggling between options) Misc individual files.
I usually backup a HDS2_dump.abs image which includes all files selected and all the individual files. this is a must if you want to save a channel list (sat,TP_prog.dbs) and if you want to xfer the list to a PC for editing.
Good morning all,
is there an edit program like Dreambox edit for the Openbox S10 ?
thanks for any comments
Marmaduke
Look in tools section
hi guys,
what are the benefits or what is the softcam keys????
Kay
With the file installed, you will be able to open some more channels on certain sats (13e,19e and a few others)
see first post in this thread for the packs it opens, that list does not include a couple of the more colourful channels on 19e.
Daftlad
Glad you got it working...watch out there are a couple of channels on Astra1 that will open our eyes. :65:
option 5 constant.cw
option 7 smartcard.conf
Have ticked option 5, but still nothing.
Would loading these by rs232 work?
Have you checked by using the manage config files option to see if the file has loaded OK
Menu - Network Setup > CCcam Client Setup > Manage Config Files, select 3 Constant.cw and see if there is any enteries there?
delete all enteries and then using the following upload the file on your USB
Menu - Network Setup > CCcam Client Setup > Update files by USB, enter select Constatnt.cw press yellow button to input file.
attached is the latest cw file
follow my instructions above...that key file works on my s10
Not my work, taken from another forum
Credit to Fanjo
Regrading the new software dated August 8th 2011, its main improvements are the following:
1. upgrade reading card and authorizing EMM
2. Improve the rebooting problem when several accounts login
3. Improve the rebooting problem when quickly changing channels
4. Upgrading the decoder supports the functions of the multimedia playing
5. Optimize the noise problem of AV output
6. Optimize the problem which USB recognizes the mire than 500G hard disk
no...
If the key is loaded ok, orf will open.
go
Menu - network setup - CCam client setup - Manage Config Files , select Softcam.key enter to open.
Check and see if there is anything list there. if so, use yellow button to delete all and press exit on remote.
go to http://linuxsat-support.com/op…ox-s9-softcam-keys-4.html
download lastest key file, unip to usb stick, rename file to Softcam.key, then file onto your openbox and see how you get on
have you opened the softcam.key (on the box itself ) to see whats in it and is the softcam key correct one for openbox. What are you trying to open?
if you just want to connect the s10 to your router use an ethernet patch cable between to the S10 and router as you say. or 2 homeplaugs if the distance between router/S10 is too great.
To check connection, on the remote press
Menu, scroll over to network setup, press enter, then network setup, ensure DHCP is set to ON, then scroll to apply, press enter.
an ip address on your network should now be displayed in the IP Address field
Have a good look around the tutorial section, there are a few good guides there on how to.
There is also a new softcam key file in http://linuxsat-support.com/op…ox-s9-softcam-keys-4.html
When you unzip it remember to rename the file to exactly Softcam.key and put it on your USB
See how you get on, with softcam you wont open any channels on 28e, but some on 19e (astra1)
