please help

[bacardi2001]

i have a new 6000 regular using loader 1.9.5 followed all instructions on this site but the loader dosent start the transfer to the receiver. anyone please thanks.

[haddad287]

Is ur box connected to ur computer properly?

[bacardi2001]

i think i got a usb to serial on comp and the other end of serial to receiver. i press connect and dosent do anything just sits there ( not froze i can press other buttons ) dosent transfer.

[buddyjh]

Originally Posted by bacardi2001

i think i got a usb to serial on comp and the other end of serial to receiver. i press connect and dosent do anything just sits there ( not froze i can press other buttons ) dosent transfer.

did you load the driver for your cable adapter?

[bacardi2001]

yep it is a brand new receiver if that means anything i did a factory set also

[buddyjh]

i meant the cable you're using. if its usb on one end and serial on other you should have software driver to install on your pc before the cable will work otherwise the receiver won't recognize it. just like installing a cd for a printer for it to work

[bacardi2001]

yeah the driver is installed thats what the pic showed

[creativegenius]

Hello

If you are reading this, you are probably wanting to upload a file to your receiver and you are now faced with not knowing or you are not sure which COM Port to set you loader up for.

Well my friends, this is an easy issue to resolve.

How to Identify your COM Port on Windows XP machine

Here is what to do:

1) Click on 'My Computer'

2) Select 'Control Panel'

3) Click on 'System'

4) Click on the 'Hardware Tab'

5) Select 'Device Manager'

6) Scroll down the list to 'Ports' (COM and LPT)

7) Double click on 'Ports'

This will then display a list, the one you are interested in is marked/identified as Communications Port and the PORT number will be in brackets, example:

Communications Port (COM1)

Now you know.

Set you 'Loader' to the required COM Port and you'll be well on your way, as far as the Speed Setting goes (actually the flow rate), should you have the option to set this, enter a value in your 'Loader' of 115200

Additional background information:

The serial port is an I/O (Input/Output) device. An I/O device is just a way to get data into and out of a computer. There are many types of I/O devices such as serial ports, parallel ports, disk drive controllers, ethernet boards, universal serial buses, etc. Most PC's have one or two serial ports. Each has a 9-pin connector (sometimes 25-pin) (pic.1) on the back of the computer. Computer programs can send data (bytes) to the transmit pin (output) and receive bytes from the receive pin (input). The other pins are for control purposes and ground.

The serial port is much more than just a connector. It converts the data from parallel to serial and changes the electrical representation of the data. Inside the computer, data bits flow in parallel (using many wires at the same time). Serial flow is a stream of bits over a single wire (such as on the transmit or receive pin of the serial connector). For the serial port to create such a flow, it must convert data from parallel (inside the computer) to serial on the transmit pin (and conversely).

Creative Genius

[s2byus]

You may also want to check your setup here:
http://www.abadss.com/forum/102-faq-how/76969-test-your-pc-setup-stb-loading.html

[bacardi2001]

Originally Posted by creativegenius

Hello

If you are reading this, you are probably wanting to upload a file to your receiver and you are now faced with not knowing or you are not sure which COM Port to set you loader up for.

Well my friends, this is an easy issue to resolve.

How to Identify your COM Port on Windows XP machine

Here is what to do:

1) Click on 'My Computer'

2) Select 'Control Panel'

3) Click on 'System'

4) Click on the 'Hardware Tab'

5) Select 'Device Manager'

6) Scroll down the list to 'Ports' (COM and LPT)

7) Double click on 'Ports'

This will then display a list, the one you are interested in is marked/identified as Communications Port and the PORT number will be in brackets, example:

Communications Port (COM1)

Now you know.

Set you 'Loader' to the required COM Port and you'll be well on your way, as far as the Speed Setting goes (actually the flow rate), should you have the option to set this, enter a value in your 'Loader' of 115200

Additional background information:

The serial port is an I/O (Input/Output) device. An I/O device is just a way to get data into and out of a computer. There are many types of I/O devices such as serial ports, parallel ports, disk drive controllers, ethernet boards, universal serial buses, etc. Most PC's have one or two serial ports. Each has a 9-pin connector (sometimes 25-pin) (pic.1) on the back of the computer. Computer programs can send data (bytes) to the transmit pin (output) and receive bytes from the receive pin (input). The other pins are for control purposes and ground.

The serial port is much more than just a connector. It converts the data from parallel to serial and changes the electrical representation of the data. Inside the computer, data bits flow in parallel (using many wires at the same time). Serial flow is a stream of bits over a single wire (such as on the transmit or receive pin of the serial connector). For the serial port to create such a flow, it must convert data from parallel (inside the computer) to serial on the transmit pin (and conversely).

Creative Genius

i appreciate all the info but i already know what port im connected it just dosent transfer

maybe something im not doing right i followed this guide is this the right one?
http://www.abadss.com/forum/331-neus...receivers.html

[creativegenius]

Yup, use that doc as a guide and let us know what's happening afterwards.

Creative Genius

[bacardi2001]

Originally Posted by creativegenius

Yup, use that doc as a guide and let us know what's happening afterwards.

Creative Genius

i did i included pic above

[creativegenius]

That pic is too small to view - do a print screen, save with paint and upload.

Creative Genius

[bacardi2001]

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[creativegenius]

Thanks ... you might want to start the loader, i.e, initiate the file transfer on the PC with the STB (receier) off, then as soon as the transfer initates turn on the STB. Using the rear switch on the receiver is best for this purpose.

Creative Genius

[bigevil69]

place the cable that came with the receiver between the end of the usb to serial cable and the receiver and i bet you $100 it will work then

[TOO SLIM]

Originally Posted by bacardi2001

i have a new 6000 regular using loader 1.9.5 followed all instructions on this site but the loader dosent start the transfer to the receiver. Anyone please thanks.

just wondering if you got your reciever up and running and if so what bin file you were using ?
Thanks to all
too slim

[bacardi2001]

Originally Posted by TOO SLIM

just wondering if you got your reciever up and running and if so what bin file you were using ?
Thanks to all
too slim

no havent tried it again i got a 360 elite and coolsat 6000 working right now

[medamotcha]

Originally Posted by bacardi2001

no havent tried it again i got a 360 elite and coolsat 6000 working right now

that was the smartest thing you could have done.....2 thumbs up for youim not going to go thair ....you enjoy