Freezing again - ABA DSS

**SatelliteJunkie** · January 26th, 2009

6 PM EST and here we go again folks...

**monoxid** · January 26th, 2009

CW 700 and Viewsat Ultra are fine so far.

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eddieblue · January 26th, 2009

cs 6100 freezing also 5pm cst nasty tricks

**RICKSBEACH** · January 26th, 2009

looks like its just coolsat off the track..?? SV8000 working great

raray · January 26th, 2009

no issues here. cw-600p

**SatelliteJunkie** · January 26th, 2009

My SV 4000 & 360 Elite have not been effected for the last 4 ECMs.
Seems CoolSat is the most trouble lately.
But I still respect my CoolSat's...

kino007 · January 26th, 2009

oops my cool sat 7100 is freezing 6:52pm eastern time

**fernrascal** · January 26th, 2009

vs ultra and xtreme good here

**bigevil69** · January 26th, 2009

It appears that another ECM is being implemented.

5PM CST 01/26/09: Channels scrambled (in and out)

Wait patiently for NORW Group to release new files.

**SatelliteJunkie** · January 26th, 2009

I believe all models of CoolSat are effected by this ECM today.
I expect to see a fix bin207 later tonight from NORW group.
You might see it as soon as 11PM EST or maybe around 1AM EST...but it has been as late as 5AM or 7AM. (this is all based on past releases)

Remember that last week, we got hit on Mon / Wed / Fri so when this happens, play your recorded material.

Sony7129 · January 26th, 2009

CNX are working great also!

**tejano** · January 26th, 2009

pansat Izma puff working great!no problem here.

**deluxer** · January 26th, 2009

vision iv200 freezing also

**fishinfool** · January 27th, 2009

Hi SJ why am I being watched?

**SatelliteJunkie** · January 27th, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by fishinfool

Hi SJ why am I being watched?

It's just a little reminder about how much data everyone exposes while surfing the net..."Big brother is watching"

Whenever anyone visits a website, that website identifies the visitor's Internet connection by a code known as an IP address. Every computer has a unique IP address. What most people don't know is that the IP address itself contains all sorts of information about the visitor such as the physical location of that person's Internet provider (which is usually the same city as the visitor).

This sign makes people realize how vulnerable they are when surfing the web. If you're visiting this site wondering how we know your IP address, you should know that your IP address is automatically shown to every website you visit, including this one. Even if you just view an image from a website, like the Danasoft graphic, your IP is broadcast to that site. If that matters to you, make sure your computer is protected by a firewall, and consider using an anonymous IP browser.

eddieblue · January 27th, 2009

any word on 207? by the time we get it itll probaly be about obselete if they run true to form