I am currently running some NFusions with no problems and just wondering if it worth dusting off one of my SV8000 with an IHUB and hooking up to one of my TV's that currently has nothing on it.

This is a machine I used a great deal before the IKS solution and used breifly with it working with an Ihub but it was freezing too much for my liking and I went out and bought some HD Nfusions.

Anyway I see some new releases this week and was wondering how they are working.

I load everything via USB and prefer not to use any web based loaders if I can help it.

Can someone enlighten me on what current file names I should load to get this unit working again.

I know I was only skimming and it may be there so sorry.

Is it just a bin I load or do I have to do something to the IHUB? I see 1.9 and 470 out there. I do not really understand what 1.9 is but I think that 470 is the number of the current working bin.

How do I load 1.9 and onto what?

Thanks Guys.

I ran into the 82 error again, right wrong this is what I did and it works for me.

1. load file HD8000 factory Ver 101 rom to receiver hard boot.
2. load file Hd8000_SysCleanFile to receiver hard boot.
load file Hd8000_p_30june2009_v477_b207 hard boot
3. load file HD8000_P_18NOV2009 to receiver hard boot.
4. Install Wiznet software on your pc that is connected (hard wired) to your network that the iHub is also connected to, or the pc will not see the ihub when you search for it.
5. plug Ihub into router farthest port from modem and write down all your settings from receiver to have in case you need to enter any manually. (works with linksys router I have wrt54GS)
6. click DHCP and also check the Use DNS box then hit search. You will see the 82 version in the upper left hand corner.
7. Now go to the third tab on top that says Option. fill in so it looks like this,
Inactivity time- 14
Time- 0
Size – 0
Char – 00
Password leave blank and make sure the box is not checked
Serial Configuration should be all zero’s, each box should have one 0 in it. Then hit setting to save the page.
8. Now, hit the network tab. Type in the ip you wrote down from the ipconfig menu on your receiver in the local ip box
9. Subnet is -255.255.255.0
10. Gateway and DNS Server ip will be your router’s ip or modem’s ip.
11. PPPoE ID should be blank, if there is a character in it, hit the PPPoE tab on top, to open it and erase anything in it and also in the password field. Both should be blank.
12. Now, click the DHCP tab on top. Uncheck the Use DNS box and it will allow you to type in the Server IP 77.93.75.89, Remember, ports should be 1920 both. Now recheck the Use DNS box and hit setting to save the page.
13. Now, hit upload and load v1.9 , it should upload. Hit the red X and exit the screen. Now, reload the Wiznet program , hit the DHCP tab and Check the Use DNS box and hit the search button, you will have v1.9 in the corner.
14. hard boot the receiver, reload the sats info and your done.
any problem try resetting your router. This worked for me maybe it will help someone else

Guys...I loaded V1.9 and the latest bin a couple days ago...It was working for the first day. Now yesterday it started saying "No Service or Scrambled"...Is the server down or is it something on my end? Any help would be appreciated...Thanks

I loaded the new bin file, and now its freezing every five seconds, anyone have an idea what I should do next ? thanks

I have the dish pro and a dish 500 sat i was wondering any suggestions on where to point the bad boys to get the best channels for the sonicview8000. any specific sat for the dish pro to get hd channels?

Uploaded new wiz version 1.9 and put new bin 477 in and my sv8000 came to life, but after a few seconds it went blank and NO SIGNAL message came up. Tried uploading wiz again, rebooting etc. nothing seems to help!
ANY ideas would be welcome.
THNX

Anyone know what the new update was for? I believe I read it dealt with some security issues. Curious if it helps with any of the freezing...

Does anyone know the best setting to have on echo*7 to get the most channels out of it?

Does anyone know if there a wiznet software for mac os?

Thanks!

I keep getting the UD Errror on the receiver after loading 470. I believe my problem is related to the set up of my Linksys BEFSR41 ver 3 router. I can't seem to figure out how to port forward correctly. Can anyone point me in the right direction regarding basic port forwarding? Thanks.

IS anyone getting the fox sport channels that are listed on ihub website, example channels 414 - 430 , the channel list says they are good to go, but mine are all black?

thanks

hello everyone, been tryin to get something on sv8000 hd ihub for last 15 min and its black -- was working fine with new 1.9 version since saturday? are we down ? or do i need to adjust , thanks

C/P
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Part 1
1) if your system was using DNS=YES and it works then goto "part 2"
2) Make sure your system works before proceeding.. Check USA (105)
3) Open your IPCONFIG and change to DNS=YES. Confirm Domain is correct, confirm ports, Once you have made sure all is correct check for picture.. if it works continue..if not.. reset router.. reset receiver..check again..
Part 2.
1) Load the new file on the receiver.
2) Open the Wiznet program.
3) Click Search.
4) make sure all the info is as shown below.. ( note: Your IP and Gateway will be different numbers but the same points shown below apply.) all the rest should be as shown in the picture below
5) Once you confirm the settings are correct.. Click "Setting"
6) Click Upload
7) Choose 1.9 (UNZIPPED) file. It will load. Close Wiznet.
8) Open Wiznet... Click "Search"
9) Confirm the Version is 1.9 and all settings are correct.. If anything has changed in settings... leave it alone for the moment and proceed.
10) Turn Receiver off..then On from rear switch.. Check for picture on USA (105). If it works... Close Wiznet..
11) If it didn't work.. Go back to Wiznet and repeat steps 4 and 5.
12) turn off receiver.. Reset router via the web interface. After the router completes its reboot..turn on receiver and look for connected message.
ONCE YOU GET IT WORKING LEAVE IT ALONE... DON'T OPEN WIZNET AGAIN.

Part 1
1) if your system was using DNS=YES and it works then goto "part 2"
2) Make sure your system works before proceeding.. Check USA (105)
3) Open your IPCONFIG and change to DNS=YES. Confirm Domain is correct, confirm ports, Once you have made sure all is correct check for picture.. if it works continue..if not.. reset router.. reset receiver..check again..
Part 2.
1) Load the new file on the receiver.
2) Open the Wiznet program.
3) Click Search.
4) make sure all the info is as shown below.. ( note: Your IP and Gateway will be different numbers but the same points shown below apply.) all the rest should be as shown in the picture below
5) Once you confirm the settings are correct.. Click "Setting"
6) Click Upload
7) Choose 1.9 (UNZIPPED) file. It will load. Close Wiznet.
8) Open Wiznet... Click "Search"
9) Confirm the Version is 1.9 and all settings are correct.. If anything has changed in settings... leave it alone for the moment and proceed.
10) Turn Receiver off..then On from rear switch.. Check for picture on USA (105). If it works... Close Wiznet..
11) If it didn't work.. Go back to Wiznet and repeat steps 4 and 5.
12) turn off receiver.. Reset router via the web interface. After the router completes its reboot..turn on receiver and look for connected message.
ONCE YOU GET IT WORKING LEAVE IT ALONE... DON'T OPEN WIZNET AGAIN.

Ok so after I uploaded the latest files and they killed my STB I changed the capacitors (C10,C11,C14 &C24)to try and get the front panel to work again. The C10 & C24 are the recommended ones to change but the C11 & C14 showed signs of leaking so I did them also.

Well to no avail, nothing has worked yet, I mean, I have tried every single troubleshooting suggestion, read a ton of posts and so on..... The only other thing I can do now is buy a new power supply...

So again, I need to thank SV for another fine release. Now I need to buy another receiver again, the second one in a month, exclusively due to SV coding and/or lack there of.