Pansat 2500 converted to 2700 problem

 

New member
Username: Abc126

Post Number: 1
Registered: Oct-07
I have a 2500 converted to a 2700 back in August. Its been working until around September. Now I'd like to fix it. But the problem is I can't load any type of bin file. I've tried the recent bin files but none of them load, it just remains at 0%. I've even tried turning it back to a 2500, but that remains at 0%. I do have the null direct cable Pansat 2500 requires, worked before, but some reason it wont work now.

The only other information I can find out now is that when i turn the receiver on, it blinks "b-75" for a while, then stays on the "5" then goes to normal screen. When I press menu on the remote, the bottom button says "System -> JVVH5897"
And on the side it says
[X87BL
API:75-2.08EUbX
Boot Ver:75
16 Aug 2007]

If anyone could provide a working bin file and solution (step by step, like when turn on the receiver and click the load bin file button) I'd really appreciate it
 

Gold Member
Username: Cartier1

Post Number: 1313
Registered: Feb-07
flash using jvv118
 

Silver Member
Username: Rtap

FL

Post Number: 800
Registered: Jan-07
you need to use jwh218.
 

Gold Member
Username: Cartier1

Post Number: 1315
Registered: Feb-07
sorry i meant jvvh218 and not 118
 

Gold Member
Username: Asharfi

Post Number: 1240
Registered: Aug-06
bob bo,

First of all, Pansat 2500 receivers use RS 232 female-female STRAIGHT CABLE not NULL. And, after you get the correct cable, load the latest bin using Blaclist Uploader 1.4.0.0
 

New member
Username: Abc126

Post Number: 2
Registered: Oct-07
I thought it was called null cable. Besides, I also stated that i converted it into a 2700 before, which means that I do have the right cable, I guess I just named it wrong. Anyways, I've tried loading with the latest bin file and the jvvh218 but no good. Nothing ever loads, stays at 0%
 

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Username: Abc126

Post Number: 3
Registered: Oct-07
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