at825
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- My Satellite Setup
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Humax iCord HD
Diablo CAM Light 2.3 w/ CAS3+
- My Location
- Belgium
Hi,
I have found the following information regarding the Diablo/iCord not playing nice together. It looks like the Diablo firmware developers lost compatibility a while ago.
Look here:
_http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/836697-post7.html
where one says that "UW 130 onwards is not compatible with the iCord-HD",
and here:
_http://www.satmoz.com/forums/showpost.php?p=177445&postcount=1
where one asks this question "It was a great combination up until Underworld 129 but it has not worked since. Is it a receiver problem or is it a firmware problem in the cam?"
but doesn't get a reply.
Is there any chance that the Diablo devs might restore compatibility with the Humax iCord HD in some Horizon/UW future release ?
In the meantime, I'll be using the Diablo CAM inside the Plasma, thanks to the LNB1OUT output on the iCord. It is working fine, though a little bit frustrating, being unable to use the iCord features with TNTSAT.
Cheers,
Vince
I have found the following information regarding the Diablo/iCord not playing nice together. It looks like the Diablo firmware developers lost compatibility a while ago.
Look here:
_http://www.satellites.co.uk/satellite/836697-post7.html
where one says that "UW 130 onwards is not compatible with the iCord-HD",
and here:
_http://www.satmoz.com/forums/showpost.php?p=177445&postcount=1
where one asks this question "It was a great combination up until Underworld 129 but it has not worked since. Is it a receiver problem or is it a firmware problem in the cam?"
but doesn't get a reply.
Is there any chance that the Diablo devs might restore compatibility with the Humax iCord HD in some Horizon/UW future release ?
In the meantime, I'll be using the Diablo CAM inside the Plasma, thanks to the LNB1OUT output on the iCord. It is working fine, though a little bit frustrating, being unable to use the iCord features with TNTSAT.
Cheers,
Vince