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Posted by Backfire Bob on 04/13/06 01:51
"Web Williams" <doncha@wishuknew.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1ea742913daf0fee989b7f@news.usenetserver.com...
> This isn't a hacked box- I have no backup bin, this is a
> strictly legit box that I bought off an ex-customer who
> is moving. It was set up only for Thai TV on T-5. As long
> as the box stays plugged in, everything is fine. It's when
> you unplug it (for only a fraction of a second) it forgets
> everything- all satellite programming, channel lists, and
> it flips to PAL system making the TV screen unreadable).
> Unless someone has a factory bin file for an Aimsat DS-3000???
I never said its a "Hacked" box. They all work the same. Do a
"Factory" reset on it and enter the info again. Then shut it off.
Restart it...does it hold the info now? Factory Bin files ARE
available, get a copy of it and reload it if it still fails the test.
I doubt it uses a battery or super-cap to hold the info. Most
of them use a EEPROM. A EEPROM is non-volatile.It will
hold the info without power.
The fact it runs normal until you reboot it, usually indicates
the data in the EEPROM is corrupt somewhere and the
processor cant boot, so it blows the EEPROM clean and
fires up from the data in a default PROM.
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