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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 540226" data-attributes="member: 187442">If the Dummy Card is not inserted correctly, or not being recognised, then the Dragon Cam software goes into a loop, with the message please check if Dummy Card is inserted in the Dragon Cam and Initialising CI Module.Is this what you are getting?Try removing and re-inserting the Dummy Card a few times to see if it is recognised.As you state you have never had any problems like this before I assume you've updated your cam before using the Dummy Card without a problem.When did this problem start?Was it after upgrading to 8.5a?Check the ribbon cable, connected to your Dummy card and Cas 3 is fully inserted.An easier way to check is by using the Common Interface utility.On starting you Cas software click on the Utilities tab and Common Interface Host, it should read your Cam and predator version.Check that your cam is still recognised in your receiver, to rule out a bootloader failure.The last thing you can try is unplugging your Cas 3, removing the software, re-installing 8.5a and re-connecting the Cas 3.Please keep us updated with your progress.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 540226, member: 187442"] If the Dummy Card is not inserted correctly, or not being recognised, then the Dragon Cam software goes into a loop, with the message please check if Dummy Card is inserted in the Dragon Cam and Initialising CI Module. Is this what you are getting? Try removing and re-inserting the Dummy Card a few times to see if it is recognised. As you state you have never had any problems like this before I assume you've updated your cam before using the Dummy Card without a problem. When did this problem start? Was it after upgrading to 8.5a? Check the ribbon cable, connected to your Dummy card and Cas 3 is fully inserted. An easier way to check is by using the Common Interface utility. On starting you Cas software click on the Utilities tab and Common Interface Host, it should read your Cam and predator version. Check that your cam is still recognised in your receiver, to rule out a bootloader failure. The last thing you can try is unplugging your Cas 3, removing the software, re-installing 8.5a and re-connecting the Cas 3. Please keep us updated with your progress. [/QUOTE]

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