1. Server side settings
With the help of the new receiver, it is possible to organize a small home network with access to several packages, because new receiver works simultaneously as a client and as a server, both via comport and lanport...
1. Menu - 1119


The server part is also implemented on the basis of the most common TCP/I protocol - newcamD..
Setting up the server side is more complex than the client side. Requires great knowledge and attention on the part of the installer.
For normal operation server, you need to find out exactly what maximum number of requests the card can process, for this there is a special item in the settings menu - Card Test, with which you can carry out this procedure. Click green button and get to the card testing menu.

Card Queue- number of requests per card in test mode (not to be confused with the number of clients, because 2 requests can go from one client receiver) per card
Current time- the first digit is the number of real requests for the card, the second is the response time of the card, i.e. figuratively speaking, the time of switching between channels on the client receiver. The screenshot on the right clearly shows that if you connect 30 clients to the card, the time for switching channels on the client receivers will be about 11.5 seconds, so think for yourself - how many of them you need to connect so that users don’t clean you up “ appearance».
Interval- the maximum possible time interval for accessing the card (on each channel of the same provider this time is very different; for NTV+, let’s say it is approximately 10 seconds).
I would like to draw your attention to the fact that if the response time of the card from the “Current time” item exceeds the time from the “Interval” item, then the card will not work at all!!

To the total number of requests, you must also add requests from the receiver itself - the server, if it is also used to watch TV channels. Extra requests may occur due to rapid channel switching on any of the receivers on your network (or on several/all receivers). After determining the maximum permissible number of clients that can be connected to the server, in the conditional access settings menu, you can limit the maximum number of requests per card in order to cut off unnecessary requests and not interfere with the stable operation of the card.
 Menu - conditional access - card settings
 Card Queue - 1-48 - The maximum permissible number of clients is limited by the set Card Queue value.
In order for the server to start working, you need to create the connections themselves, for which we go to Menu - 1119 and click red button“Edit” we create as many connections as there will be clients.
For each connection you can set your own port number, login/password and DES key.
If the client receiver connects to the server successfully, you can see this from the information in Server Connections, where
 The first digit is the connection number
 The second group of numbers is the IP address of the connected client.
 In parentheses, the first group of numbers is the number of successful CW-DWs, the second number is the number of remote requests.
 The third group (right column) is the total connection time.

This is a brief description, there can be a lot of nuances, they cannot be covered at once... We are giving you a cool tool, but how you use it will depend only on you...
It is clear that this is just the beginning...

2. Client side settings
1. The client part is implemented on the basis of the most common TCP/IP protocol - newcamD..
The availability of other protocols is only a matter of time...
so let's begin...
1. Press the Menu button

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2. In the menu that appears "Server list" 16 slots (servers) are available for configuration, from 0 to 15.
Buttons CH ▲ CH ▼ select the desired slot (server) number and press the red button on the remote control "Edit"

 Name- enter the name of the slot, for example NTV+
 Active- enable/disable slot
 Address- IP address or server URL
 Port- port number on the server
 Login- Your login, issued by the “driver”
 Password- password for your login
 Key - DES key (issued by the server owner)
 Filter- ident filter. Turning on this option you can filter (bind) this slot to one (several) idents that the sh***y provider broadcasts on this port (configured in the previous menu using the green “Filter” button) and provided that these ports are included in the available (paid for by you ) plastic bag. Example, your provider has 5 identifiers from one port, let’s say No. 11505 - 023700, 041700, 042700, 023100, 0022С00 - there is no need to occupy 5 servers (slots), just configure one slot for this port, then enable the “Filter” function, and in the filter settings, specify the identifiers available to you using records like 0500 - 023700, 0500 - 041700, 0500 - 042700, 0500 - 023100, 0500 - 022C00.
 Channel- using this function, you can set the number of channels from which a request will be made to the sh***y server when recording is turned on - 1 channel, 2 channels, or both - Both. Using this function, you can distribute requests so that they go to different servers/ports/accounts, for which you need to specify the desired value in the “Channel” field in the slot settings. If your provider does not ban for double requests, then feel free to select Both.
When you finish entering data, press the BACK button to return to the previous menu. If the receiver is turned on on the desired channel, you have previously entered and checked network settings, all server data has been entered correctly, then to the right of the server name if the connection is successful there will be an inscription UP, if you see DOWN - check the correctness of the entered settings account or network settings.
Having configured the slot (server), you have the opportunity to control the operation of the server, for which simply press the OK button on the remote control, after selecting the desired server
 Name- name of the server (slot) that you specified when setting up the receiver in the previous menu
 State- connection status with the server UP/DOWN (working/not working)
 Access system- all available identifiers for your subscription on this specific port of the sh** server. Using the ◄ buttons you can view all identifiers available on your subscription
 Connected- total time connected to the server
 Packages sent- the total number of packets sent by the receiver to a given server port
 Min time- minimum response time from the sh***y server
 Max time- maximum response time from the sh***y server
 Last 16 Wednesdays- average server response time for the last 16 messages
Identity filters.
Ident filters are created according to the same principle as in the X-5XX line.
In the new receiver, the memory area of ​​the BISS keys is redistributed, into which DCW and binding identifiers (filters) are also entered by identifier:
 128 positions for BISS and DCW keys (static keys)
 64 positions for filters (bindings) Com port
 64 positions for filters (bindings) sh**ga via Lan port
The only thing to consider is that if you have a binding (filter) for the Com port, then channels with the same identifier on the Lan port will not work!!!

This method of flashing OPENBOX receivers S HD is suitable if the receiver stops booting and you don’t have a data cable through the RS-232 port and Porter programs with which you can update the software from your computer.
To perform the flashing procedure using the proposed method, follow the steps sequentially.
1. Using a computer, format USB flash drive to the FAT32 file system.
2. Copy only the file with the firmware to the flash drive, the file extension should be .ird, there should be no other files on the flash drive.
3. Turn off the receiver using the switch on the rear panel (if there is none, unplug the plug from the socket).
4. Insert the flash drive into the USB port of the receiver.
5. On the front panel of the receiver, press the CH^ button (channel up) and, while holding it, supply power to the receiver.
6. After the software download starts (the receiver will scan the ports and start copying the contents of the flash drive), release the CH^ button.
7. Wait until the receiver’s firmware is completed (this will be visible on the receiver’s display, for example, the End sign is blinking).
8. Remove power from the receiver using the switch on the rear panel (or plug from the outlet).
9. Remove the flash drive from the USB port of the receiver.
10. Provide power to the receiver.
11. Firmware update is complete.

Removing the loading log of OPENBOX S HD receivers via the COM port

Removing the OPENBOX S HD receiver boot log will be performed using the HyperTerminal program as an example. This program is regular Windows application XP, for those who have installed Windows Vista or Windows 7 HyperTerminal program can be downloaded from the given link from our website. After downloading, unzip the folder and copy it to a convenient location, for example to drive D. To remove the download log, you will need a 0-modem cable with wires 2-3, 3-2, 5-5. Next, perform the following simple steps sequentially.
1. Turn off (de-energize) the receiver and computer.
2. Connect a 0-modem cable to the RS-232 ports of the receiver and computer.
3. Turn on the computer, launch the HyperTerminal program. For those with Windows 7 or Vista, run the hypertrm.exe file from the folder.

4. Refuse to enter the current location.

5. Enter a custom connection name.

6. Select the COM port number for the connection. (If you have 1 physical COM port and a receiver is connected to it, then this is COM1. If your connection is organized via a USB-COM adapter, then the port number must be checked in Device Manager).

7. Select connection speed 115200.

8. Turn on power to the receiver and watch the boot log appear.

Firmware update for OPENBOX S HD receivers from the technical support server

Updating the firmware of OPENBOX S HD receivers from the server technical support is of greatest interest when there is no computer at hand, but only a receiver, which is mandatory for such a case USB drive, or simply a flash drive. In firmware latest versions Menu items related to online updates began to work. Currently, even if newer firmware appears on the server, a message about this may appear on the screen. But the receiver user also has the opportunity to forcibly check for new firmware and install them.
To update the firmware from the technical support server, follow the suggested steps sequentially and carefully monitor the messages that will appear on the screen during the update process.
1. Turn off all running plugins and switch them to manual mode launch.
2. K USB port receiver, connect a flash drive with free space of more than 50 MB.
3. Execute MENU – Network settings – Software update.

4. In the window that opens, select Software update.

5. After 15 - 20 seconds, a list of available software will open.

6. Select required version firmware and press the red button on the remote control to start downloading.
7. Observe the process of copying (downloading) the firmware from the update server; the download time depends on the speed of your Internet connection, and, of course, on the speed that the server allocates for downloading.

8. Once the download is complete, the software installation starts automatically, displaying the process on the TV screen and on the receiver display.

9. Upon completion of the firmware, the receiver will automatically reboot.
10. Firmware update is complete.
It should be noted that sometimes new firmware may not be available on the technical support server. Follow the news on our website and forum and you will always be able to download and install the most new firmware for the OPENBOX S HD receiver and not only for it.

The openbox X800 satellite receiver has changed its design and appearance. Possible viewing satellite channels using biss keys. In addition, manufacturers have added a card reader to work with official conditional access cards. With the help of these access cards, it became possible to view encoded TV channels in the encodings of Viaccess, Mediaguard, SECA, Irdeto, Conax, Videoguard, Cryptoworks, Nagravision and others.

Manufacturers have tried and changed the appearance of the receiver, improved the circuitry, added a card reader, a new input scanning unit made on a Zarlink chip, which excellently scans transponders of satellite channels, both at low speed and at higher speed.

To flash the openbox X800 satellite receiver, use the bootloader program from the openbox f300 satellite tuner.

Loader	Bootloader program for flashing satellite receiver OpenBox X800
Firmware v5.52	Firmware allows you to watch the package Tricolor, NTV, Xtra TV and others using cardsharing
Firmware v5.53	New version bugs are eliminated, work is speeded up, support is added high speeds, cardsharing. Support for Tricolor, NTV, cardsharing, minor fixes in the menu and emulator, transponder updates. Changes to the menu
Pobedit instructions	Description of the program with examples for uploading a list of channels and keys to openbox x800 satellite receivers
Pobedit 9.22 program	A program for uploading a list of channels and keys to openbox x800 satellite receivers

Satellite receiver OpenBox S1PVR is a receiver created on the basis of the 800 and 700 series tuners. The S1 receiver absorbed all the best that was in the openbox X300-820 tuners, receiving modern features in the form of a USB port and a multimedia player. The Openbox S1 receiver is a very famous brand that its capabilities and reliability have captivated many users around the world. For firmware, the same programs are used as for OpenBox F300, X800, X810, X820. The only differences are in the firmware, channel lists, and keys.

Firmware instructions:

1. Connect satellite receiver with a computer using a null modem cable, do not plug the receiver into an electrical outlet. If your computer does not have a COM port, you can use a USB-COM adapter
2. On the computer, run the program loader x-800 updater v1.2.exe
3. In the program, select the COM port number and select the firmware type.
4. In the bootloader program, click "Record" and plug the satellite receiver into an electrical outlet
5. Watch the process of updating the OpenBox satellite tuner

If you doubt the authenticity of the Openbox S1 receiver, do not flash it with firmware version higher than 11.0 Fix version, clones die!

You can also flash it using a flash drive. To do this, copy the firmware file to the root of the pre-formatted flash drive. When you plug in the receiver, immediately press “Menu” on the remote control and get to the update menu software. Select the firmware and click "Update".

When updating the channel list, copy the necessary channel list file to the USB flash drive. Then in the receiver menu, select the appropriate menu item and update the channel list.

When pouring into satellite tuner OpenBox S1 PVR key list use the program

Openbox S1 tuner firmware

Download the firmware at the end of the article, extract it unpacked onto a flash drive formatted in file system FAT32. We disconnect the tuner from the network using the switch on the back panel of the tuner. We connect the flash drive to the USB port of the receiver, located under the cover on the front panel of the Openbox S1 tuner. After you have inserted the USB flash drive into the USB flash drive, turn on the tuner from the toggle switch. An image like this will appear on the screen

In the picture we will see a countdown of time. Within 10 seconds you must press the "MENU" button on the remote control or on the front panel of the receiver to enter the software update mode. Next, the screen will display information on the flash drive connected to the receiver along the path /mnt/uda

Then press the "OK" button. As a result, a list of available firmware on your flash drive will be displayed.

Then using the up/down buttons you need to select necessary firmware and press the "OK" button to start updating the software in the receiver

After the initial turn-on, the receiver will prompt you to select a language. Using the "up/down" buttons you can select any one you understand, then press the "OK" button

Select the line "System Settings" and press the "OK" button

Select the line "Language Settings" and press the "OK" button

In the language settings that open, you must specify the following parameters:
"Menu Language" - "Russian"
"Language Sound Track" - "Russian"
"Language of Text" - "Russian" for Russians.
After specifying the appropriate language settings, you must press the "BACK" button to save them

Firmware list: