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How To Manually Add Channels

robby3333 — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:54:28 GMT

How To Manually Add Channels NOVA/SOLARIS/PHOENIX

This has been asked many times recently so i thought i would throw something together about how to manually add channels to these receivers.
First of all you need to go to someplace like lyngsat to get the following Information.
(Im not gonna tell you exactly how to navigate lyngsat)
You need:
TP FREQUENCY (Including pol and symbol rate)
VID PID
AUD PID
PCR PID
and of coarse what sat it is on
Heres an example for HBO
SAT=119W
TP FREQ =12239,L,5/6,20000 <----L=H and R=V For our pourposes
VID PID = 4386
AUD PID = 4387(ENGLISH)4388(SPANISH)

PCR PID = 4386
As you notice VID and PCR are usually the same

Now that you have that information in hand it time to input that information on your receiver
(all the following is done with the remote)
Press MENUE
Then INSTALLATION(passcode if you still have it on)
Change the sat to the correct one you need(this case its 119.w)
Then press CHANNEL SCAN
Then push the right arrow once.
You will see the tp in the box below highlight
Scroll down to the TP FREQ you are looking for(in our case its 12239,H,5/6,20000 )
Press OK once
Then ADD CHAN
Put in the name you want for the channel (press ok to get to letter pad)and press done
Fill in VID PID,AUD PID,PCR PID
Then highlight and press ADD TP
You have now added a channel manually using the receiver.

Nfusion Nuvenio HD Network Update From Local Lan

rajuB4U — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:10:10 GMT

Nuvenio HD Network Update From Local Lan

In your browser type "http://nufsion-box-ip" ..
If you box is set for DHCP, then here's where you'll fine ip.
Menu
System Setting
Network Settings
IP Address = "nfusion-ip" on your network

"http://nfusion-box-ip"

Then you get login prompt..
Login = admin
Passwd = 0000

Then you have option to upgrade by network from you local Lan..
Click on "S/W Upload"

STEP = 1 : Browse for Bin file.

STEP = 2 : Click 'Upload File' button.

NFusion - IP-PVR on Windows Vista - Step by Step

rajuB4U — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:08:02 GMT

NFusion - IP-PVR on Windows Vista - Step by Step c/p from another site

IP-PVR0.77_4_Vista Overview..

Get the Software (skip this section if you has file on your hard drive.)
Configuring IPPVR
Record The Current Shows
Schedule Multiple Show on Your STB (New, VERY USEFULL)
Cancel Schedule shows (New)
Set Timing on your PC
Set Timing on your STB
Playback use Media player
Configure Windows Media Center (skip this step if you know how)
Play Back use Windows Media Center

end c/p

Attached Files

IP-PVR0.77_4_Vista.rar (952.9 KB)

Solaris, (Brightness, Contrast, Saturation) Setting

robby3333 — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:25:38 GMT

To bring up the settings for Contrast, Brightness and Saturation on the Solaris press the tv-sat button while watching tv and you can switch it to Custom or Standard, depending if you are going to use the changed setting or not. A friend was asking me and I couldn't find it in the manual. Thought I would pass it along, never seen it posted here. Unsure if this works for the Phoniex or Hd. If it does post back so others will know. Thanks

Use your XP laptop as a wireless bridge (No ICS)

robby3333 — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:23:11 GMT

How to setup your NF using network connection wizard and/or Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)- I have a method of setting up an NFusion by plugging into a wireless laptop and bridging the network connections...which I personally think is an easier setup.

I decided to document it in case someone else is in the same situation as I was:

Your wireless router is in another room, but your wireless laptop is beside your NFusion. And you don't want to run a 50' network cable back to your router cause it's a pain. Here's a way to use your wireless laptop as an Internet bridge to your NFusion, thus providing your NF with internet access from your router.

All you need is a crossover ethernet cable connecting your NFusion to your laptop. Assuming your laptop has a wireless connection setup already, go to the Control Panel, click on Network Connections. You should then see a list of your network connections, then select both your Local Area Connection (LAN) and your wireless connection by holding down the Ctrl key and left-clicking on them. Once they are both highlighted, right-click on one of them and choose the option that says "Bridge Connections". Follow the prompts to create a network bridge (next,next,next..)
That will tell Windows to pass on any network services to and from both of your network connections, including the DHCP service that your NFusion is (by default) looking for from your router. Make sure there are no firewalls between the NF and your laptop as it may cause connection problems. Then turn on your NFusion and check the network settings to make sure you're getting an IP. This same method can be used in a static IP environment as well.

I might also add that this method also provides you with being able to use your laptop as the IPPVR server at the same time, though I'm still testing this part out and still trying to figure out how to actually record.. but that's another matter.

Worked on the Solaris for me. Hope this helps anyone else out there that may be in the same boat.

Note:
An Ethernet crossover cable is a type of Ethernet cable used to connect computing devices together directly where they would normally be connected via a network switch, hub or router, such as directly connecting two personal computers via their network adapters.

Note: Make sure you keep your battery charged and turn off inactive mode or else you get disconnected...

You can buy them at the dollar store.

nova convert

ecratticsr — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:51:41 GMT

i was asked why does the screen rolls after the conversion . you can't see to change settings. is this normal and is there a solution.