Msi N1996 Lan Drivers Xp. ( 8.1 KB) - added by ByteMaster. Notepad startup procedure ( 723 bytes) - added by satgucker.

Smartreader+ 1,4 firmware. Does anybody have the 1.4 firm version of Smargo v1 updater? ( srp_update_mipsel? ) I have 2 new v1 smargos which come with 1.3.

Dmesg.txt - relevant dmesg lines of Argolis V2 ( 105 bytes) - added by satgucker. Relevant lines of 'lsusb' output showing V2 ( 2.2 KB) - added by satgucker. Relevant lines of 'lsusb -v' output showing V2 ( 990 bytes) - added by satgucker. Oscam.conf by satgucker ( 387 bytes) - added by satgucker. Oscam.server by satgucker ( 127.2 KB) - added by satgucker.

Oscam logfile with debugging output by satgucker ( 166 bytes) - added by satgucker. Output of 'smartreadertool' configuration tool of V2 ( 121.1 KB) - added by satgucker. Logfile with debugging enabled, rev8971, 369 MHz, HD02 Download all attachments as.

Hi All, I have been getting some erratic ecm times on one of my nagra 3 (vmedia)cards using oscam & omnikey reader. I have got 3 spare smargo readers so I have been trying to get this card to work in the smargo reader to see if more stable. I have a different nagra 3 card also (zon tv cabo) in same pc to try get some compareable results. Thus far I cannot get the card to initiate or even start up for that matter with the smargo. What I have done is tried all 3 smargo's with different firmware versions 1.3 1.4 & 1.7 No start and same result. Swapped cards around, zon card works with all smargos regardless of firmware version.

Tried in a different pc Updated all apt-get packages on debian, Tried different mhz settings ranging from 150,357,368,422,560,780,960,1010. Still same result. Oscam.server config [reader] label = vmedia protocol = smargo device = /dev/ttyUSB0 caid = 1841 boxkey = #######Correct and working in omnikey reader######## rsakey = #######Correct and working in omnikey reader######## ecmwhitelist = 1841:89 detect = cd mhz = 500 ident = 1841:000000,005A01,005B01,005B03 group = 4 emmcache = 1,3,2 blockemm-unknown = 1 saveemm-u = 1 auprovid = 001841 Also I have switched smargopatch on/off but to no avail. Start up is fine on Zon Working card. Hi, I have a similar problem with my setup.

I'm using one of those brand new Argolis V2 ('smartreader2 v2') and am trying hard to get a HD02 card running in Oscam. I'm using Gentoo Linux with the most recent release (8968 from today), but regardless what I try and test, I see similar messages in my logs as stated in this report. I'm going to attach the logfiles, especially: dmesg.txt - relevant dmesg section of reader lsusb.txt - output of 'lsusb' lsusb-v.txt - output of 'lsusb -v' oscam.conf oscam.server oscam-d255.log - logfile with '-d255' smartreadertool.txt - output of smartreadertool I'm really looking forward to see the combination of this fairly new device and a classical HD02 card running:-) If you need help or if I can run subsequent tests for you, don't hesitate to ask me. BTW: Is it intentional that my oscam-d255.log shows that Oscam switches from EVEN parity to ODD back and forth, and that 0xFF error codes are received only after the reader was switched to ODD parity before?

Dune Buggy Truck Game. Regards, Satgucker. Hi stefansat, I updated to revision 8971 and tried all frequency settings as you proposed: 369, 480, and 600 MHz.

Both values are equal for mhz and cardmhr. Furthermore, I already select my reader using the 'device=SRv2;Serial:astra' statement, as 'astra' is the serial number that I have set manually. The detection of the reader works flawlessly, but the HD02 card is still not accessed correctly.

I created a subsequent attachment with updated logfile: oscam-d22.log (for 369 mhz settings) Regards, Florian.

Description: Smargo Reader V2 SmartReader Still the well-known arrow shaped design, but the fire-new Smargo Reader V2 is now in matte grey ABS case. It ensures that you have the latest innovative hardware and software features. Firmware design is fully improved to meet all latest smartcard needs. New hardware design is based on the industry-leading 32-bit ARM Cortex™-M3 processor. GENERAL The Smargo Reader V2 SmartReader is an USB cardreader /programmer based on a powerful ATMEL ARM Cortex™-M3 processor. The SmartReader incorporates an integrated USB to Serial converter, which enables the SmartReader plus to work with all standard Phoenix compatible Linux and Windows applications.

The Smargo Reader V2 SmartReader supports besides Linux/Windows computers and receivers like Octagon SF-1018 HD PVR Linux Twin, various Linux and Windows applications for PCI-DVB or USB-DVB. Details - leading power efficiency 12.5 DMIPS/mW - Thumb®-2 instruction set for optimal performance - High performance 32-bit CPU - Performance Efficiency: 3.32 CoreMark/MHz - 1.25 DMIPS/MHz - Operates at a maximum speed of 64 MHz and features up to 256 Kbytes of Flash and up to 48 Kbytes of SRAM. - Supports 3.20, 3.43, 3.69,4.00, 4.36, 4.80, 5.34, 6.00, 6.86, 8.00, 9.61, 12.0 and 16.0 MHz for smartcards (T=0 and T=1) - No switches on programmer to select the desired mode, automatic frequency controll - 5V smartcard support - Frequency/Baudrate autocalculation and Frequency Generator - Supports standard ftdi_sio driver for Windows and Linux applications - Developer guide available. - Works on all Dreambox Models with USB connection, also on 6 MHz with Dreambox 7025.

- Can be cascaded with more SmartReaders (>100) in 1 system using an USB Hub - Fullspeed USB1.1/ USB2.0 - Com Port via USB - No power supply or cables required - True ISO7816 - Upgradable firmware - Windows driver available - The Full speed USB communication ensures fast and correct data transfer to the card - Compatible with PCI-DVB or USB-DVB devices.