Silvercrest SL35 HDMI Box

[Frogger]

Just got one of these given to me.

Is there anything I can do to pick up decent channels on this box or update firwmare to get other channels?

I recall something about CAM-4 a longtime ago....

Is this box a doorstopper?

[Shady]

youve got no lan so c/s is out.

Think it can be patched after a quick google, but not entirely sure what the patch will do for you re opening pay channels.
Either way, a sat box is never a doorstop

[digicon]

This may be of some help. thanks to original author whoever that is

Comag/Silvercrest SL35 patching
If you have a Model of the above and the Manufacture Date is LATER/AFTER as 1.06.2006 you CAN patch it..!
Turn the STB over and on the bottom is the Manufacture Date printed
Just search for these File's and off you go.

1... "SL6502022007"
2..."SL65+SL35-6PINB1PrAllEmu-Tested 26.03.2007"

Works perfectly.
The BEST way to check if your SL35 is the right one is to Open it and gently remove the Silver Pad covering the ALI Chip.
If the Chip has this written on it its OK to Patch.

ALI
M3329 B1
0626 TG05
X607304000GB

After Patching go into the Menu and enter 2580 this TURNS ON the EMU and a message appears with CAS Enabled.. if this happens your on your way..
Enter 2580 again and you TURN OFF the EMU on Board and a message appears CAS Disabled.

Info pulled from Comagforum

[Frogger]

Im scanning now and its picking up all the same channels as an openbox and the $$$ channels (Patch Required and a patsy cline)

Its scanning Astra 19.2e, but theres a lot of other satellites pre-programmed into it for scanning such as Turksat and Hotbird etc...

Will post results in a few mins...

[ramjet]

with it patched you may be able to open a few channels like bulsat on 39 east using a softcam ,or maybe some biss channels like mgm-me on 10 east

as mentioned by digicon the patch is about 6 or more years old so its basically a freesat box and will usually open fta channels only from each satellite position

[Frogger]

with it patched you may be able to open a few channels like bulsat on 39 east using a softcam ,or maybe some biss channels like mgm-me on 10 east

as mentioned by digicon the patch is about 6 or more years old so its basically a freesat box and will usually open fta channels only from each satellite position

Heres some pics of the options in the Sat menu which came with it.

[Frogger]

and here are some more as each thread only allows 5 pics.

[ramjet]

cant see anything related to opening channels there, but one pic has the date on it which is over 3 years old

I would think the website digicon obtained the info from would be of more help as it was a dedicated user forum for the comag

but to be frank, you are better off with a patchable box that has better support as they are relatively cheap these days

[Frogger]

and here are some more as each thread only allows 5 pics.

[Frogger]

And finally the last ones...

The Update functions and names of the updates are in the RS232 pics.
I think if I got them I can manage to patch the box with all your help.


Please advise...........

To be quite honest,the menu looks something like the openbox menu where you update by the ABS file and DB files by USB. The difference here is RS232........

Im wondering what software would I need to get connected to this box??? Anyone got ideas?

Im sure someone has files for this box lying round. Whats the best sat-freq-mhz to scan for now to get as many channels for free as possible?

Can this box be patched with an EMU>? Card EMU at least.

I remember reading about an MP4peg patch fie or files somwhere.

[Frogger]

Can anyone suggest any software that may allow comms this box?

[Frogger]

cant see anything related to opening channels there, but one pic has the date on it which is over 3 years old

I would think the website digicon obtained the info from would be of more help as it was a dedicated user forum for the comag

but to be frank, you are better off with a patchable box that has better support as they are relatively cheap these days

I cannot see the pic your referencing to......

This box IS patchable mate. I just need to find the correct information on it.

[Frogger]

This may be of some help. thanks to original author whoever that is


Comag/Silvercrest SL35 patching
If you have a Model of the above and the Manufacture Date is LATER/AFTER as 1.06.2006 you CAN patch it..!
Turn the STB over and on the bottom is the Manufacture Date printed
Just search for these File's and off you go.

1... "SL6502022007"
2..."SL65+SL35-6PINB1PrAllEmu-Tested 26.03.2007"

Works perfectly.
The BEST way to check if your SL35 is the right one is to Open it and gently remove the Silver Pad covering the ALI Chip.
If the Chip has this written on it its OK to Patch.

ALI
M3329 B1
0626 TG05
X607304000GB

After Patching go into the Menu and enter 2580 this TURNS ON the EMU and a message appears with CAS Enabled.. if this happens your on your way..
Enter 2580 again and you TURN OFF the EMU on Board and a message appears CAS Disabled.

Info pulled from Comagforum

I forgot all about this bloody post. Obviously as Im still asking questions about info on it.


DUHHHHHHH....................


Thanks a lot digicon...

Off I go.....

EDIT::::


I removed the silver heatsink and my chip ID is as following....
ALI

M3329C F1

0952 TG51

XD9HLB0000GB

Anything to report digicon?

[ramjet]

that is why I mentioned the digicon post in my post #5
and I expected you to check if that comag forum was still open as they would have all the info, not me

[digicon]

I forgot all about this bloody post. Obviously as Im still asking questions about info on it.


DUHHHHHHH....................


Thanks a lot digicon...

Off I go.....

EDIT::::


I removed the silver heatsink and my chip ID is as following....
ALI

M3329C F1

0952 TG51

XD9HLB0000GB

Anything to report digicon?

Hi Frogger,

I only pulled that information from Google so there must be a little bit more about some where but probably due to the age of the box it could be hard to come by. But according to that information your chip ID information does not match the patchable one


Regards