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[Meega]

Putty init 4

 

Ftp to etc/enigma2/settings and delete the lines with nims in it.

 

Putty init 3

 

Correct the settings in tuner menu.

Update the box.

 

Don't know if it will work with your box.

[zeros]

I think that this empty slot there, this thing confusing.  Perhaps in the software is not included with this capability (empty slot(s)).

[goldeneye]

Philips TU-1216 is a dedicated DVB-T tuner!!! It cannot handle DVB-C at all! For DVB-C I am using the Philips CTU-1216 Mk III which in my case is used for Ziggo Cable in the Netherlands. IMHO all DVB-T antennas are active because of the short aerial.. So activating +5v is mandatory...

If you own/operate a DVB-T compatible TV the +5v power-insertion is probably done automatically... Does your DVB-T antenna have a LED to show it's status??? In the Netherlands they all have......

[goldeneye]

One thing springs to mind.... Did you upgrade your OpenPli 4.0 or did you perform a clean full flash of the box? In the latter case the cables.xml is not directly suited for DVB-T... You may need to edit cables.xml to incorporate at least 1 DVB-T valid for your area.

[sylvester74]

sylvester74

install dmm image of what will be?

 

I will try that, but testing the other tips first

 

Putty init 4

 

Ftp to etc/enigma2/settings and delete the lines with nims in it.

 

Putty init 3

 

Correct the settings in tuner menu.

Update the box.

 

Don't know if it will work with your box.

I try it, but did not work for me.

 

I think that this empty slot there, this thing confusing.  Perhaps in the software is not included with this capability (empty slot(s)).

I open the box and was able to change to slot C (Socket 2). But I still have the same problem.

 

Philips TU-1216 is a dedicated DVB-T tuner!!! It cannot handle DVB-C at all! For DVB-C I am using the Philips CTU-1216 Mk III which in my case is used for Ziggo Cable in the Netherlands. IMHO all DVB-T antennas are active because of the short aerial.. So activating +5v is mandatory...

If you own/operate a DVB-T compatible TV the +5v power-insertion is probably done automatically... Does your DVB-T antenna have a LED to show it's status??? In the Netherlands they all have......

I dont have active antenna so I not have LED to show it's status, It have work before with no active antenna. And in my TV I have full signal on DVB-T without +5v activated.

 

One thing springs to mind.... Did you upgrade your OpenPli 4.0 or did you perform a clean full flash of the box? In the latter case the cables.xml is not directly suited for DVB-T... You may need to edit cables.xml to incorporate at least 1 DVB-T valid for your area.

I do a clean install 25.01.2016. After that I have upgrade the OpenPli 4.0

I don't find cables.xml ? 

But I find terrestrial.xml. Can it be somting wrong there?

One of the frequency in my area are chanel 55 frekvens 746.00 K band - 570M 64qam 2/3

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