Technomate tm-800 hd pdf

Display added message "UR" in top right of booting logo 7. TM UR Improvements and few functions fixed. How to do it. TM UR Quote:. Dream , Ferret , Minicat , rasp , strone The time now is Mark Forums Read. When IP shows press menu and the you will see the progress of the flash on the front screen.

When finished the receiver will automatically reboot. In all instances, information discussed here on my posts are either hypothetical in nature, out of general curiosity, common knowledge, public knowledge, or role-play.

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Just to add to this if for any reason the USB is not recognised or file not recognised you can remove the drive fix the bin file and reinsert it press EXIT once and then MENU and it will run the flash.

Where is the image file password. After image download receiver askinng me pword,please help,i am new for this,i done alright rest the with. Originally Posted by cango. I'm Tore Johnsrud. I received my TM HD yesterday. I tried to download from the net,and the tuner started with downloading language but I couldn't store the preferred language. I tried to install the Image as described by Sicilian,and the tuner seems to have deleted everything but the logo.

Although now stable enough to be given the Wotsat treatment, it's still not perfect, although Technomate assures us that a major new firmware revision is in the wings. Other than a huge blue-backlit joypad, the most prominent feature of this pleasantly styled midi-sized receiver's front panel is an informative alphanumeric display. Channel names or status information scroll along merrily, and the display also acts a clock when in standby.

Under this are a series of basic controls. The remote control has plenty of useful 'shortcut' buttons — available functions include satellite selection, recordings, timer, video modes, multimedia and positioner — but its feel leaves much to be desired. The buttons have a rather lumpy feel to them and sometimes catch on the casework.

Some of the smaller ones are awkward to operate, too. On the rear panel is a healthy sprinkling of connectivity. Underneath its LNB input you'll find a loopthrough output.

Coarse and fine movement steps are off ered for 1. As with some previous Technomates, a handy feature known as 'auto-navigation' will scan a user-specified group of satellites in succession, the dish moving as appropriate.

From the 'edit channels' menu, services can be moved, locked, skipped, deleted or added. You can also place frequently viewed channels into one of eight lists. The formidable-looking handset includes 'shortcut' buttons for DiSEqC movement, the recording list and channel editing. As with previous Technomate receivers, we note an annoying tendency to 'overshoot' past the desired option. But in other respects, it's excellent. As is usual, the channel list — which can be sorted alphabetically, by transponder or encryption type — is accessed by pressing 'OK'.

When viewing a channel, the 'info' button releases EPG-derived information about the current programme. Pressing the coloured buttons reveals tech data. Up to six consecutive channels can be displayed simultaneously, and navigating the schedules is a matter of using the joypad. Programming the event timer, which supports weekly and daily recording, is also simple. However, the DTT tuner could be improved. The subtitles button of the review sample didn't work at all. If you need the facility with British TV channels, you're advised to view via satellite and select page on 'regular' teletext.

Audio description is supported. An irritating camcorder-style 'rec' graphic flashes onscreen whenever a recording is in progress, and there's no means of removing it.