Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

Hi,

one of the many Freeview STBs I have is an old Panasonic TUCT-30. On
re-tuning, it seemed to work, but it scrambled the LCNs around. Does
anyone know if there is a way of getting the channels to correspond with
the correct LCNs?
--
Wilf

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

"Wilf" wrote in message
...
one of the many Freeview STBs I have is an old Panasonic TUCT-30. On
re-tuning, it seemed to work, but it scrambled the LCNs around. Does
anyone know if there is a way of getting the channels to correspond with
the correct LCNs?

I don't know about that particular model, but, in general, if you delete all
the channels and rescan it should sort itself out, unless you are receiving
signals from more than one transmitter, in which case it's a bit more
complicated.

--
Max Demian

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

"Wilf" wrote in message
o.uk...
wrote:
On 4 Oct, "Max Demian" wrote:

"Wilf" wrote in message
...
one of the many Freeview STBs I have is an old Panasonic TUCT-30. On
re-tuning, it seemed to work, but it scrambled the LCNs around. Does
anyone know if there is a way of getting the channels to correspond
with the correct LCNs?
I don't know about that particular model, but, in general, if you delete
all the channels and rescan it should sort itself out, unless you are
receiving signals from more than one transmitter, in which case it's a
bit
more complicated.

More likely split nit problem.


Split nit???

NIT stands for Network Information Table. "Split NIT" is a way of organising
the Freeview data that isn't supported by certain older boxes, including
yours.

Apparently there is a software patch that fixes it, but how you can get hold
of it I don't know. See this post:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...d.php?t=970707

I expect you can download it from somewhere and upload it to your box if you
think it's worth it.

--
Max Demian

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

Max Demian wrote:
"Wilf" wrote in message
o.uk...
wrote:
On 4 Oct, "Max Demian" wrote:

"Wilf" wrote in message
...
one of the many Freeview STBs I have is an old Panasonic TUCT-30. On
re-tuning, it seemed to work, but it scrambled the LCNs around. Does
anyone know if there is a way of getting the channels to correspond
with the correct LCNs?
I don't know about that particular model, but, in general, if you delete
all the channels and rescan it should sort itself out, unless you are
receiving signals from more than one transmitter, in which case it's a
bit
more complicated.

More likely split nit problem.

Split nit???

NIT stands for Network Information Table. "Split NIT" is a way of organising
the Freeview data that isn't supported by certain older boxes, including
yours.

Apparently there is a software patch that fixes it, but how you can get hold
of it I don't know. See this post:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...d.php?t=970707

I expect you can download it from somewhere and upload it to your box if you
think it's worth it.

Thanks - yes I have earlier software. It's probably not worth hunting
down the newer version.

--
Wilf

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

NIT stands for Network Information Table. "Split NIT" is a way of
organising the Freeview data that isn't supported by certain older boxes,
including yours.

Apparently there is a software patch that fixes it, but how you can get
hold of it I don't know. See this post:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...d.php?t=970707

I expect you can download it from somewhere and upload it to your box if
you think it's worth it.


That's surprising as I have a Panasonic TUCT-20 which recognises and deal
with the split NIT perfectly. I presume the 30 is younger than my (9 year
old?) 20.

The Panasonic TUCT-20 dealt with the re-tune day better than any of my other
decoders (excepting the newish Panny TX-19LXD8)

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

Doctor D wrote:
NIT stands for Network Information Table. "Split NIT" is a way of
organising the Freeview data that isn't supported by certain older boxes,
including yours.

Apparently there is a software patch that fixes it, but how you can get
hold of it I don't know. See this post:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...d.php?t=970707

I expect you can download it from somewhere and upload it to your box if
you think it's worth it.


That's surprising as I have a Panasonic TUCT-20 which recognises and deal
with the split NIT perfectly. I presume the 30 is younger than my (9 year
old?) 20.

The Panasonic TUCT-20 dealt with the re-tune day better than any of my
other decoders (excepting the newish Panny TX-19LXD8)

Yep. My TUCT-20 had no problem, either. But then it doesn't exactly rush
the updating like those younger boxes!

--
Jeff

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

Thanks - yes I have earlier software. It's probably not worth hunting
down the newer version.

If you can get the newer, then perhaps you should. My neighbours' old Sagem
IDT62 just stopped working - seems their old firmware isn't up to post 30th
September Freeview. And now that it's hosed, there is no way to upgrade to
the newer stuff even if Sagem were to transmit it.

Paul DS.

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

Wilf wrote:
Hi,

one of the many Freeview STBs I have is an old Panasonic TUCT-30. On
re-tuning, it seemed to work, but it scrambled the LCNs around. Does
anyone know if there is a way of getting the channels to correspond with
the correct LCNs?

I have this model and used the 'Auto Setup' option in the tuning menu to
retune. All appears ok.
MickK

Panasonic TU-CT30 STB
 

Wilf wrote:
Hi,

one of the many Freeview STBs I have is an old Panasonic TUCT-30. On
re-tuning, it seemed to work, but it scrambled the LCNs around. Does
anyone know if there is a way of getting the channels to correspond with
the correct LCNs?

Latest Softwa
Check out http://www.dtg.org.uk/industry/download_schedule.php
If I remember correctly, the latest software update for the CT30 was
re-transmitted a couple of months ago, so it could happen again.
MickK