Question about IRD's

[sunnyd71]

I just got the BEV 2 tv deal and I got a 3100.010 reciever and a 2700A. Im confused about the 2700, the label says 2700A, but in sys info, it says 2700C/3700C. Im planning on using this IRD to test, so I want to know something. Is this a BEV 2700, but the same thing as a Charlie 3700?

I only ask because I know Charlie 2700 IRD has limited memory and I may not be able to open all channels. But also BEV has alot less channels than Charlie so will it even matter? (if I might not be able to get everything should I just use the 3100 to test?) Thanks :cool:

[himeros]

2700 2800 3700, all the same, don't worry about it.

Himeros :)

[sunnyd71]

so will I still have the problem with limited memory? Or will it not effect me since BEV only offers about half as many channels as charlie?

[himeros]

If you program to get too many channels, PPV's, etc. you will be a target for ECM's. What method of "testing" are you going to try?

Himeros

[Chapster99]

so will I still have the problem with limited memory? Or will it not effect me since BEV only offers about half as many channels as charlie?

Please look here...

http://www.dssftp.com/forum/upload/showthread.php?t=26200

[sunnyd71]

Well im going to use the MC. Seems to be the easiest and cheapest method to start with. I read that thread (thanks for the link) and I think I got what I needed to know. Now just to figure out what the tier numbers are. I know how to set tears for the MC, but I dont know where to find which # corresponds with which channel. More reading in my future I guess. :)

[JShin]

Open up all channels shouldn't be a problem on a 2700.