ND$ Card version ID

[aleks]

Hi,

We have two legit cards from an "overseas" pay tv provider and I am wondering If I someone could tell me what version/ any info on them. Its used through a Humax ND-2100S.

The card has 3 serial numbers at a guess the serial number I am after is this one:

4A ###### #####


Any help is appreciated,


Cheers, Alex.

[best4less]

I think you will need to provide a bit more info
like what sub they are blah blah blah


cheers

[aleks]

The subscriptions are with 1nd0v1s10n.

I have just checked the other card, I will see if I can post up a picture.

[Saintaholic]

Indovision on Cakrawarta 1 at 107.7°E

Cakrawarta 1 © Lyngemark Satellite, last updated 2008-04-24 -
Freq.
Tp
Provider Name
Channel Name
Video
Encryption SR-FEC
SID-VPID NID-TID
Audio Beam Source
Updated
2535 H
tp 1 Indovision DVB
Videoguard 20000-7/8 165-2
Indonesia E Diestro
080311
2565 H
tp 2 Indovision DVB
Videoguard 20000-7/8 165-5
Indonesia E Diestro
080311
2595 H
tp 3 Indovision DVB
Videoguard 20000-7/8 165-3
Indonesia E Diestro
080311
2625 H
tp 4 Indovision DVB
Videoguard 20000-7/8 165-1
Indonesia E Diestro
080311
2655 H
tp 5 Indovision DVB
Videoguard 17000-7/8 165-4
Indonesia J Sugiharto
070409
Cakrawarta 1 © Lyngemark Satellite, last updated 2008-04-24 -

[aleks]

I have been doing abit of reading would like to start playing gear. What programmer should I get? Phoenix unlimited or CAS3+ to play with cams aswell, I know it depends on exactly want I want to do.

At the moment trying to find out what sort of card/cpu/eeprom and see if its worth getting reader for it. by small chance its an older version of ND$ (still got alot to learn in that reguards)

I have a spare humax and might consider getting a dreambox which is why I asking.

Cheers, Alex.

[aleks]

Also quick guestion:

"tp 1 Indovision DVB
Videoguard 20000-7/8 165-2
Indonesia E Diestro
080311
2565 H"

transponder 1 freq is 2.565Ghz horizontal pol?

Bah so much for thinking it was Ku.

Edit: wikipedia confirms S band

[Jay Polra]

aleks: glad to see u back on this forum.
I hope u r the same A.Z i use to know from WA.
sorry, if I have a mistaken indentity
My friend live on the Mt Tambourine,near Gold Coast his name is John Summit

[bassett]

S-band is total different to what your using now. Forget all about NDS, or any other encryption.
S-band is as different as C-band is to Ku band.

Satellite coverage will require a 3 meter solid dish, and the footprint comes down to about Newcastle, below that think 4.7 or 5 meter dishes.

S-band will also require a different LNB, as C-band does compared to Ku,
You will also require a Pace DVS-112 receiver, plus an Indovision smartcard.

At one time , and I'm going back about 10 or 12 years Sciteq in Perth carried all the relative equipment for this service

As for the overseas smart cards, they will make nice ice scrapers for your windscreen, No two NDS systems are the same, and even if you could identify the services there intended for, you will also require a compaterable NDS receiver to go with them, That's if you can get satellite coverage for the services