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loviemavi

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#164338 5-Feb-2015 21:36
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Hey There, 

 Am new to the Dreambox thing but I was told that I can use a NZ45## Card with a Dreambox so I went ahead and bought a dreambox for my place when we go for holidays. I have a paid subscription but when I insert the card the screen remains black/blank. I have installed CCcam and NewCS but still no luck, I also get funny numbers when I go to Card Information (I think that means it reads the card?) and also have set Default Cam to CCcam and Default Card Sever to NewCS. Is there anywhere I am going wrong? Please help everything is welcomed.

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allstarnz
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  #1233294 9-Feb-2015 10:57
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try using SCAM.  Should just work out of the box without any configuration.



loviemavi

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  #1233335 9-Feb-2015 12:26
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Have tried but still no luck :(

allstarnz
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  #1233975 10-Feb-2015 10:16
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hard to know then.  There's quite a few threads here and on Austech about this.  Maybe it just won't work for you unfortunately.



kegnkiwi
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  #1240569 17-Feb-2015 09:34
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Make sure its a blue card gold does not work, forget cccam and newcs and try scam as stated above make sure download the configs for scam.  I found scam caused glitching but oscam with the correct configs worked nicely.  This was using a tm-twin engima 2 box.

loviemavi

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  #1240875 17-Feb-2015 14:37
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I have tried searching for the configs, any link?

kegnkiwi
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  #1241248 18-Feb-2015 08:18
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Out of interest what model of dreambox are you using?  Read somewhere if its a 500s then you need an external reader but something like a 800hd should be ok.

loviemavi

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  #1241250 18-Feb-2015 08:21
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I am using a DM500s, I was told from the person whom I had bought it from that I needed to install something in it to get the card to work, how ever with newcmd installed I am able to read the card.

 
 
 

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kegnkiwi
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  #1241268 18-Feb-2015 08:52
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Not sure with the 500s but there are threads around about people using jcar readers or something like that.

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