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The B*x 3 reception in Cork - Help PLEASE

Discussion in 'Digital TV - United States & Canada' started by josh81, Oct 7, 2008.

  1. josh81

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    Hi there,

    I've just set up the b*x 3 in the house here in the Cork city area and am wondering about the reception I'm getting/not getting.
    At the moment I am receiving santy sports 1, santy golf, sly sports xtra as well as sly premier without any great difficulty. How come I can receive these channels and not much else?( ie. a few music channels, chelski tv and manure tv) One clue is that all the functioning channels are on a frequency of 6875 ksps while the others that are not are on a frequency of 6887 ksps. Ive tried to change these channels to the working frequency but I cant seem to do it.
    Ive hooked the decoder up to a basic ch0rus analogue cable connection which normally pipes the bog four into the tv. Also I dont pay a subscription to ch0rus for the basic channels so could this be affecting the reception?
    Im pretty much a novice at all this stuff so any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,
    J.
     
  2. sc0user

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    Cork is fully digital now. What firmware are you using and without paying a subscription it will be hard to say what quality your connection is.
     
  3. josh81

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    Thanks for getting back Sc0user. Not sure exactly what you mean by firmware but the exact make of decoder is:
    The B*x Super
    API ver: 8.00e_E
    Boot ver: 8.0
    20 June 2008

    Does this sound right?
    The channels we have working are crystal clear. While the channels we dont get are listed on the menu but are completely blank with a message saying "no signal". I get all the detail regarding programes and starting times as well so some kind of signal is coming through.

    Thanks again,
    J.
     
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    sc0user Senior member

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    Flash with 7.09 and do a factory reset and scan on Ch**us. You will find the firmware in Eamos at the end of my post. Dont forget to turn key emu back on. Menu, type 1570 on remote and enable it.
     
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  5. josh81

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    Thanks a bunch Sc0user. Will try that and get back to ya tomorrow.
     
  6. josh81

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    I meant to say to ya sc0user that the fella who got the b*x had it working fully in Galway a couple of weeks ago albeit with N*L rather than ch*rus. Would that not mean that it has already been fully updated?
    If not what kind of connection cable do I need to hook my computer up to the b*x with? Would an RS cable do?
    Also once I've downloaded firmware how do I transfer it to the box from my computer?

    Ta.
     
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    Hi Noel ;)

    @ Josh, If its already flashed then just do a factory reset and scan on Ch**us. Sorry I thought it was new and you had a problem after flashing it.

    Because it came from an N** area it will still have those frequencies. So you need to wipe them with a factory reset and as said scan on your provider.
     
  9. josh81

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    Thanks for all that sc0user. That worked. Excellent!
     
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    Good news, enjoy.
     

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