Azbox Channel Editor For Satellite

Originally Posted by WB3LEQPixl,Does this channel editor also work with the Ali 3606 based data systems such as the Linkbox 8000 series?Yes it does. I just made some updates this afternoon on my channel lists for both my Linkbox and Manhattan using the same editor.Don't blame the computer! Homebrew browser 4.3u download. It does exactly what it's programmed to do!-Solar Energy Generated As Of 3/31/19: 110 Megawatt hours!!!Receivers: Pansat 9200HD, Manhattan 1933, AZBox Premium Plus, Linkbox 8000, Prof 7301 x 2 Dishes: (2) 10' C/KU BUDS, 100cm Fortec Star.

This may be kinda of a dumb question but. Will the Channel Editor that is used for the S10 work for the Manhattan? I have the PVR800 editor that I have used for the S10. Information in the file folder says for the M3602 chipset. Or what editor should be used for the Manhattan? Where can I download a channel editor if I cannot use this one? (I feel like I'm having a senior moment). Nova SatcoDX V.2.5 Nova SatcoDx is satellite receiver channel editor program for SatcoDx format. You can view and edit (.sdx) files with this program on your computer. You can view and edit (.sdx) files with this program on your computer.

Registered: Posts: 116Posted I must be missing something or not understanding something or doing something wrong in being able to use the channel editor.I dumped only the Channel List to the USB stick according to the instructions in Mike Kohnl's tips and tricks. But the channel editor does not recognize the s3602userdbdump.bin.Can anyone help me and tell me what I am supposed to do to use the channel editor?I have tried different ways to make it work. But.I am at a loss.I was able to use the S10 channel editor without a problem with the S10. The Manhattan has got me stumped.Thanks for the help. Registered: Posts: 1,029Posted For the Manhattan, I had to edit an.abs file not the.bin file.For the Linkbox, I uploaded via the serial connection data from a.udf file.There may be other ways to do it, but that is what worked for me.Don't blame the computer!

It does exactly what it's programmed to do!-Solar Energy Generated As Of 3/31/19: 110 Megawatt hours!!!Receivers: Pansat 9200HD, Manhattan 1933, AZBox Premium Plus, Linkbox 8000, Prof 7301 x 2 Dishes: (2) 10' C/KU BUDS, 100cm Fortec Star. Originally Posted by SkywandererSounds like I must dump the 'ALLCODE' to get the.abs file for the channel list. Correct?Then I can edit and then Upgrade only the channel list to the Manhattan?Am I on the right track?Yes. Get that abs file. Then open it with the editor and select Default Data Base. Make your changes, save it and restore it back into the unit.I then do a factor reset so it can load that default database as the starting point.Hope that helps.Don't blame the computer! It does exactly what it's programmed to do!-Solar Energy Generated As Of 3/31/19: 110 Megawatt hours!!!Receivers: Pansat 9200HD, Manhattan 1933, AZBox Premium Plus, Linkbox 8000, Prof 7301 x 2 Dishes: (2) 10' C/KU BUDS, 100cm Fortec Star.

Registered: Posts: 116Posted Well, what I thought made sense.did not. I tried upgrading back using ALLCODE and the edited channel list. All that happened was that the receiver automatically reset the settings. I had to go into System Setup and put the settings back in for my television.

The edited channel list did not load into the receiver.You said you then do a factory reset so the receiver can load the default data base (my newly edited and saved list) and use the channel list as the new starting point.If I do not want to do a factory reset, is there another way of upgrading the receiver with the edited channel list?Thanks. FellowMembers, your posts are welcome here! Do not worry about postingeverything perfect. Different receivers and LNB's will give youdifferent Frequencies and Symbol Rates.

Some set top boxes, PCI cardsand USB receivers, Do Not Require all of the same information thatothers may need. It is not Required to post everything that othersmay need to tune in a feed. It is just most important to share thefind.

We can always adjust the Frequency and Symbol Rates and trythe various Modulations and FEC's on our own receivers until we geta lock and then give a polite reply with what works for your receiver,as that information might help others as well.We all appreciate the efforts and energy of the Posters!Thank Youfor Visiting GOFASTMOTORSPORTS.com - Keep Your Eyes on the Sky andthe Track!