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    Re: what about fcis 7000?

    Bonj. All ago quelq'quen who flacher a 7000E + who sees digi tv I have returned codes, but it works not with a solution for me please @ +

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    Question Re: what about fcis 7000?

    Quote Originally Posted by rv1ptt View Post
    I have upgraded three FCIS7000 receivers, with an upgrade chip to FCIS7000E+
    On one receiver i succesfully loaded the upb software.
    Works great.
    Only problem is the remote control don't work anymore.
    So i used an universel RC and programmed most important buttons.

    The new RCU option in the 6.33upb (6.31 also) does not make any difference here.
    I like to upgrade the other two receivers, but what about the remote control ?

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    Roland.

    Hi
    Which universal remote control are you using ? i buy one but it does't work with my receiver..

    Thanks for help

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    Re: what about fcis 7000?

    You whereby the 7000E + (I have one and I see the GST and the first and second but I have no digi tv why ??????????????????? ?

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    Re: what about fcis 7000?

    I have updated three FCIS7000 receivers, with an upgrade to chip FCIS7000E +
    On the receiving i successfully loaded the upb software.
    Works great.
    Only problem is the remote control no longer work.
    So I used a universal RC largest and programmed buttons.


    I like to upgrade the other two receivers, but what about the remote?
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    I c'esr still the original and it mareche well

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    Re: what about fcis 7000?

    Quote Originally Posted by mouloud123 View Post
    Hi
    Which universal remote control are you using ? i buy one but it does't work with my receiver..

    Thanks for help
    One from Medion (bought at Aldi about a year ago...).
    It has a learning feature. Every single button can be programmed as wanted. It works, but can be better... !
    The learning feature is a must have, because there doesn't seem to be a universal remote control that has pre-installed the codes for MVision.

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    Roland

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    Quote Originally Posted by rv1ptt View Post
    One from Medion (bought at Aldi about a year ago...).
    It has a learning feature. Every single button can be programmed as wanted. It works, but can be better... !
    The learning feature is a must have, because there doesn't seem to be a universal remote control that has pre-installed the codes for MVision.

    gr,
    Roland
    ok thanks for answer i buy a philips remote control but it doesn work i'll try again

    bye all

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    Question Re: what about fcis 7000?

    Quote Originally Posted by rv1ptt View Post
    One from Medion (bought at Aldi about a year ago...).
    It has a learning feature. Every single button can be programmed as wanted. It works, but can be better... !
    The learning feature is a must have, because there doesn't seem to be a universal remote control that has pre-installed the codes for MVision.

    gr,
    Roland
    Hi again

    can you give me, in a private message the name of your remote control (to find the same :o] ) ?

    Thanks a lot
    bye

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    Re: what about fcis 7000?

    can someone confirm that tps and multivision are working au with 7000_mib_633 ????the remote control I can find,but I must be sure that working with upb file because its no turn back again in bin file

    thanks

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    Re: what about fcis 7000?

    Quote Originally Posted by tinial View Post
    can someone confirm that tps and multivision are working au with 7000_mib_633 ????the remote control I can find,but I must be sure that working with upb file because its no turn back again in bin file

    thanks
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    Thumbs up Re: what about fcis 7000?

    i repeat, mvision, FCIS7000 work very very fine with 7000_mib_633, TPS AU. Follow the procedure, in mvision firmwares section.

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