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30. April 2008 @ 10:42 |
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Originally posted by kerzy:
please doese any 1 have new codes scrambled again nhtl cleveland thanx
why not flash your box with the auto updating firmware mentioned in my post above that way you won't have to keep putting new codes in yourself,...........
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30. April 2008 @ 11:10 |
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Originally posted by kerzy:
please doese any 1 have new codes scrambled again nhtl cleveland thanx
N@L UK 30/4/08
00=DE-2C-72-46-5E-A5-17-76
01=7C-06-44-D0-BB-E2-55-CA
TELEPEST 29/4/08
00=40-7B-EC-04-C4-95-56-68
01=79-B5-C4-FC-03-4A-4B-6C
EX CABLE&WIPELESS 30/4/08
00=4C-86-01-30-29-04-3C-E7
01=CF-79-C5-EC-D7-89-0D-E8
Bookmark these links as well.
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/647037/
http://www.freewebs.com/keycentre/
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This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 30. April 2008 @ 11:13
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Dreadly
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30. April 2008 @ 11:22 |
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HI,
can anyone help me, I am trying to connect my replay lite box to my pc via a null modem cable with nine pins on 1 end and a usb on other as my p.c does not have a com port on back. When i connect and power up i am getting connection unestablished like the others have had. Problem is when i go into device manager it shows as an unkown usb device (like plugging in a usb device and not installing driver). It makes no difference selecting com 1 or 2 on the stb link, it still does not connect. I looked at the info on assigning a com but doesnt seem relevant as i cannot change any of my com settings (no option. can anyone please please please help. thx in advance
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30. April 2008 @ 12:02 |
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Originally posted by Dreadly:
HI,
can anyone help me, I am trying to connect my replay lite box to my pc via a null modem cable with nine pins on 1 end and a usb on other as my p.c does not have a com port on back. When i connect and power up i am getting connection unestablished like the others have had. Problem is when i go into device manager it shows as an unkown usb device (like plugging in a usb device and not installing driver). It makes no difference selecting com 1 or 2 on the stb link, it still does not connect. I looked at the info on assigning a com but doesnt seem relevant as i cannot change any of my com settings (no option. can anyone please please please help. thx in advance
Firstly, if the cable you have has a usb on one end and a serial connection on the other with 9 pins (male) it is only an adapter and you still need a null modem cable connects from the adapter to the box. If however it has a usb on one end and a 9 pin female serial connection on the other it is ok.
When you say it is looking for a driver, have you installed the driver? Every USB connection made needs a driver which should have come on a cd with the cable/Adapter. If you do not have the driver cd use the following link where you will find the usb adapter driver.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/media/ZP43W_Drivers.zip
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Dreadly
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30. April 2008 @ 12:27 |
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Thx novice,
after putting my last post in i sat down to eat my tea and found a driver disc, Lol, really sorry my bad such a noob, OK, so have a cable with a usb on 1 side and a 9 pin male on other side (but i have a small adapter thingy to convert it to female). I have changed my usb serial to com 1. Now when i click on set up con , then con 1, it goes to 50% then says connection failed. I have connected with power off (red light)on my box and trying, still same, tried connecting with power off, then switching box on (green light) still same and have tried connx with green light on and still same result, connection failed at 50%. Is it my cable? i shouldnt think so as its new as is the standard female adapter. Any ideas?
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30. April 2008 @ 13:05 |
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Originally posted by Dreadly:
Thx novice,
after putting my last post in i sat down to eat my tea and found a driver disc, Lol, really sorry my bad such a noob, OK, so have a cable with a usb on 1 side and a 9 pin male on other side (but i have a small adapter thingy to convert it to female). I have changed my usb serial to com 1. Now when i click on set up con , then con 1, it goes to 50% then says connection failed. I have connected with power off (red light)on my box and trying, still same, tried connecting with power off, then switching box on (green light) still same and have tried connx with green light on and still same result, connection failed at 50%. Is it my cable? i shouldnt think so as its new as is the standard female adapter. Any ideas?
Suppost the first thing to understand is that the USB to 9 pin male is purely to provide you with a standard serial comm port for your pc where there is not one provided. So you now have a pc with a 9 pin comm port. Most older pc's had these ports installed as standard.
To communicate with the replay you need a "Null Modem" cable. A male to female adapter is no use for this purpose as it is not "Null Modem". A null modem cable is reverse wired i.e. pin 1 on one end of the cable is wired to pin 9 on the other and so on. This is highly unlikely to be the case with an ordinary gender changer adapter.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but I suggest you will have to buy a null modem cable to complete the job.
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Dreadly
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30. April 2008 @ 13:14 |
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Thx again novice,
Had read earlier about wiring and wasnt sure, but guy in shop "assured" me this would work, lol. Anyways thanks and i am off to shops again tomorrow, will post update.
thanks sooooo much :)
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30. April 2008 @ 13:20 |
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Originally posted by Dreadly:
Thx again novice,
Had read earlier about wiring and wasnt sure, but guy in shop "assured" me this would work, lol. Anyways thanks and i am off to shops again tomorrow, will post update.
thanks sooooo much :)
You are welcome. Unfortunately, asking for assistance and advice in many of the electrical component stores now is akin to the two Ronnies famous fork handles sketch.
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30. April 2008 @ 14:36 |
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Originally posted by Novice99:
You are welcome. Unfortunately, asking for assistance and advice in many of the electrical component stores now is akin to the two Ronnies famous fork handles sketch.
Got any P's
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DigitalTV
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30. April 2008 @ 14:54 |
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Four candles..........stop !!!
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Dreadly
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30. April 2008 @ 15:28 |
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Hi again guys/gals,
If i could ask a question again please. Please can anyone tell me what cable i need make/model number etc as I am currently online trying to find an rs-232 null modem cable, but always i am finding the 9pin female to 9pin female connector. I need a 9 pin female to USB null modem cable which i am struggling to find. I did buy a rs-232 USB to Serial adapter but this had a male 9pin connx and i added a gender changer to make it female but this is failing (see my prev posts). So at this point I am lost as I am told that the wiring is incorrect (see prev post again :)). What exactly am I looking for now? Bearing in mind i can only connect to p.c. via a usb.
Thanx again in advance
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30. April 2008 @ 15:30 |
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Originally posted by Dreadly:
Hi again guys/gals,
If i could ask a question again please. Please can anyone tell me what cable i need make/model number etc as I am currently online trying to find an rs-232 null modem cable, but always i am finding the 9pin female to 9pin female connector. I need a 9 pin female to USB null modem cable which i am struggling to find. I did buy a rs-232 USB to Serial adapter but this had a male 9pin connx and i added a gender changer to make it female but this is failing (see my prev posts). So at this point I am lost as I am told that the wiring is incorrect (see prev post again :)). What exactly am I looking for now? Bearing in mind i can only connect to p.c. via a usb.
Thanx again in advance
Are you in Dublin or elsewhere?
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Dreadly
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30. April 2008 @ 15:35 |
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Originally posted by Dreadly:
Hi again guys/gals,
If i could ask a question again please. Please can anyone tell me what cable i need make/model number etc as I am currently online trying to find an rs-232 null modem cable, but always i am finding the 9pin female to 9pin female connector. I need a 9 pin female to USB null modem cable which i am struggling to find. I did buy a rs-232 USB to Serial adapter but this had a male 9pin connx and i added a gender changer to make it female but this is failing (see my prev posts). So at this point I am lost as I am told that the wiring is incorrect (see prev post again :)). What exactly am I looking for now? Bearing in mind i can only connect to p.c. via a usb.
Thanx again in advance
should mention that the cable i purchased is a USB to Serial adapter stating (provide a connection between p.c. usb,s port to a RS-232 Serial Device) and I added a Mini Gender Changer 9pin D-sub female/femal wiring 1:1 to make it fit to my replaylite
if thats any help :)
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30. April 2008 @ 15:37 |
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Hi Dreadly
I just sent you a PM
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30. April 2008 @ 15:49 |
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sorry to but in novice but im sure you told him in your pm .... all you need dreadly is the usb converter and a null modem cable 9 pin female to 9 pin female and nothing else no gender changers no rs232 cable just the first two works finbe ..hope you sort it
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30. April 2008 @ 15:56 |
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Originally posted by tempo2006:
sorry to but in novice but im sure you told him in your pm .... all you need dreadly is the usb converter and a null modem cable 9 pin female to 9 pin female and nothing else no gender changers no rs232 cable just the first two works finbe ..hope you sort it
Yea, no problem. I explained all that a few posts up
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Dreadly
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30. April 2008 @ 16:04 |
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Thx guys,
Your all stars. will let u know how it goes :)
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Sabai
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30. April 2008 @ 16:25 |
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Brian if the terestial channels are giving problems , i.e. rte1 rte2 bbc1. etc. should I rescan/ connections o.k. and other channels o.k./
Thanks Brian
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30. April 2008 @ 17:39 |
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Originally posted by Sabai:
Brian if the terestial channels are giving problems , i.e. rte1 rte2 bbc1. etc. should I rescan/ connections o.k. and other channels o.k./
Thanks Brian
Just sent you a text.
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1. May 2008 @ 12:10 |
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hi chaps ,flashed a box for a friend of a friend hes just called aand asked were his games are gone off his box ,yes it is a replay lite;are there games on same ,next Q i used a comp belonging to someone else because i cant get com 1 or 2 on laptop can anyone tell me how to change same using adapter and null modem cable ,no probs with other S/W ,sv,ev etc, ok ideas please, oh i have tried device manager,and using windows xp
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1. May 2008 @ 12:35 |
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Yes there were a couple of games on the earlier versions of the Firmware but not on the latest beta.
How to change port number on PC.
Do the following.
START
Right Click "MY COMPUTER"
Choose "MANAGE"
In the resulting window, click on "DEVICE MANAGER"
In the right hand pane, click on the little plus sign beside "PORTS" in the right hand pane.
Right click on the USB Adapter (Should be something like "Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm. Port (COM#)
Choose "Properties"
Click on "PORT SETTINGS" TAB
Click on "ADVANCED"
Then you will see the COM Port Number Box. You should be able to change it there using the drop down box.
Try to set it to COM2
Restart Windows (Only if necessary)
Set STBLink to COM2 & try to connect.
If that fails try another port number.
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bainy88
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1. May 2008 @ 13:03 |
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Just wondering if anyones box seems to be freezing, just for a second, it never seemed to do it with the old software??
Loving the new software tho such a pleasure not having to put in the codes everyday!!
just a couple of little things about the new software which i missed from the old one, the fav button does not skip to the next fav just to the menu and the previous channel button only works when your on the same favorite section.
But who cares when it auto updates i think just being picky now
Thanks to all that made this program available and for the simple instructions to get it working
Callum
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07steve
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1. May 2008 @ 13:31 |
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anyone have the lastest codes for replay lite box in dublin (been away for week and is gone )
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SeanieG
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1. May 2008 @ 13:51 |
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Originally posted by 07steve:
anyone have the lastest codes for replay lite box in dublin (been away for week and is gone )
61.F6.0B.92.5D.63.AC.F2
5C.E9.3B.1A.4F.01.10.FF
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07steve
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1. May 2008 @ 14:18 |
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are there different codes for the star view 2 box........ can anyone tell me .if so can someone please give them to me
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