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January 18, 2012 at 11:10 am #29040
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InactiveI switched off the box yesterday and left it for a few hours then the installation box came back. Then downloaded new software successfully – yay!
Definitely wouldn’t have know about that without this site and was really close to buying another box, so thank you all very very much!!
January 19, 2012 at 12:01 am #29041Anonymous
InactiveHi all – thanks for all the info, really helpful. I have the freezing problem (it’s been intermittent and I’ve been away so only just dealing now). I think I’ve understood that I need to update the software on my PVR9150 but can only do this when the new software is on air? Even though I have regular auto update selected? I think I’ve now missed the window for this week to get the 9150 update so have to wait for next week is that right?
Very pleased I’m not going to have to buy a new machine but a bit frustrated they only put the new software on air for 24 hours once a week…
I’d be grateful for confirmation that I’ve understood this correctly.
January 19, 2012 at 12:21 am #29042Anonymous
InactiveI’ve just had a trawl around the Humax website to write them a grumpy email and found an additional schedule for OTA software transmission on this page
scroll down to the Notices and there’s a red link to the latest OTA schedule (PVR9150 is on 21/26/28 Jan at 9am) which is more info than the DTG website
This is the current schedule but I suspect the link below may not stay valid when sched is updated so you can always reach it via link above
January 19, 2012 at 12:31 am #29043Barry
ModeratorWelcome to the Forum katef

I can only see dates from Dec 2011 listed on the link you have posted.
If your unit settings are as default, then leaving it in standby overnight should result in new software being downloaded when it is transmitted.
January 20, 2012 at 12:10 am #29044Anonymous
InactiveHi Barry – My unit has always been on default and I’ve reset it to default several times while trying to clear this problem but is not downloading any new software, the software is Dec 17 2008. I never switch the unit off manually but leave it on standby… any thoughts?
January 20, 2012 at 9:52 am #29045Barry
ModeratorHi katef – Can you post the details of software version, loader, and system ID as found via menu, system, status.
Edit much later: more repeats of the OTA have been scheduled for next week see:
January 20, 2012 at 4:48 pm #29046Anonymous
Inactivethanks for OTA information, in the diary for next tuesday.
software version HPTTF 1.00.14
loader version a4.37
system id 3024.0000
It may also be that when I’ve thought I’ve left the unit in standby, it’s actually been in frozen mode, would this stop the automatic update happening?
Really appreciate your support Barry
January 20, 2012 at 5:33 pm #29047Barry
ModeratorAlmost certain if frozen it will not update katef.
Try updating during the day manually if you can, see this link for instructions:
http://www.humaxdigital.com/global/support/OAD_SoftwareUpdate_9300T_9150T.asp
January 21, 2012 at 2:14 pm #29048Anonymous
InactiveGlad I have found this forum/thread, and now know what I need to do to fix my 9300T that froze up just before Christmas, although it looks like I will have to wait until next weekend for the update to be broadcast again.
The shame is that I found the forum while looking for a solution to a problem that has developed on the Humax TDR FOX T2 that I forked out for over Christmas because I thought the old box had died!
January 21, 2012 at 10:22 pm #29049Anonymous
InactiveHi guys, I am new to this forum but have been having the same problem as has been described by a number of you.
Having tried to update my firmware using OTA transmissions for a while, I have now purchased a serial cable (RS-232C) which is the correct null modem version I believe.
When I run the installer I get an error code ‘E-UT’. I googled this and found that instead of the expected system ID of 3023.0000, mine is 7070.696e.
Can you advise what I should try next pleaes?
Other information which might be useful:
Model PVR-9300T
Hardware version REV 1.0
Software version UPTTF 1.00.15
Loader version a 4.35
System ID 7070.696e
Update date Dec 18 2008
January 21, 2012 at 10:32 pm #29050Barry
ModeratorWelcome to the Forum

You are correct in the assumption that the system id is corrupt, although the error normally is reported as E-OS or E-Id
I can supply the small file you need to correct this. I can send to the email address you registered with, or you can PM me an alternative if you prefer.
January 23, 2012 at 9:36 pm #29051Anonymous
InactiveHi there, I’m still having issues with my 9300t that just sits in a frozen state showing PVR-9300t on the display and nothing on the screen after the app loader screen briefly shows……
I’ve tried to upload the hdf file via RS232 cable and it just doesn’t seem to be able to establish a link to the serial port on the back of the PVR. I’ve verified the cable as best I can using the upload software (and connected the paperclip at the pvr end of the cable) and the software reports the cable looks OK.
Has anyone else come across these types of issue – there appears to be an issue somewhere at or after the serial connector on the rear of the machine.
Thanks
January 23, 2012 at 10:13 pm #29052Anonymous
InactiveYou can easily check the cable with a multimeter on a low ohms or continuity range by checking the continuity from one end to the other. At a push you could do the same check with a torch bulb, a couple of bits of wire and a battery. The only connections required from one end of the cable to the other are:
Pin 5 to pin 5.
Pin 2 to pin 3.
Pin 3 to pin 2.
The pin numbers should be moulded into the plastic of the sockets alongside each of the 9 individual sockets holes. You may need a magnifying glass, I do. 😯
January 23, 2012 at 11:31 pm #29053Martin Liddle
Participantredfeffer – 1 hour ago »
I’ve tried to upload the hdf file via RS232 cable and it just doesn’t seem to be able to establish a link to the serial port on the back of the PVR. I’ve verified the cable as best I can using the upload software (and connected the paperclip at the pvr end of the cable) and the software reports the cable looks OK.
I assume you are using Flash9200. The cable test will check the continuity of the cable and the functionality of the adapter. The usual problem when the cable test passes but communication cannot be established is that the cable is of wrong the type and does not have the required crossover from pin 2 at one end to pin 3 at the other end (and vice versa for pin 3 to pin 2). Where did you obtain the cable? Do you have a manufacturer part number or description that we can check?
January 27, 2012 at 5:20 pm #29054Anonymous
InactiveI think it may well be a cable problem. If I buy a new one off Amazon/ebay Will any cable do so long as it’s labelled ‘RS232’. Alternativley which USB to 9pin works well on Win7 64bit
thanks
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