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Old 29-01-2014, 14:16   #1
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Default Manual to insert Server for USB

CREATED FOR Amiko Alien 2
HOW TO ADD CCCAM/NEWCAMD CLIENT SUPPORT (AND MORE) AND SETUP VIA EASY ON-SCREEN MENU USING THE REMOTE CONTROL USING SPARK FIRMWARE ON THE AMIKO ALIEN 2

1) Download latest Amiko Alien 2 Plugin Pack file from the World-Satellite Forum forum and save this file to your computer.
2) Insert a USB stick into your computer, open the Plugin Pack file you just downloaded and extract the complete plugin directory from the .zip or .rar file to the root of the USB stick (which must have been pre-formatted to FAT 32).
3) Now remove the USB stick from your computer and with your Amiko Alien 2 receiver powered on and connected to your TV insert the USB stick into a USB port on Amiko Alien 2 receiver (either front or rear USB port will work).
4) Within a few seconds the Amiko Alien 2 receiver will read the USB stick and then automatically prompt you on screen saying ‘Confirm Do you want to upgrade plug in?’ – Select YES using the remote control arrow keys and then press OK on the remote control.
This will now display the ‘Upgrade from USB’ menu and the update will start automatically which will only take a few seconds and once complete will automatically reboot your receiver. At the point of reboot you can now remove the USB stick from the Amiko Alien 2 (if you don’t then the receiver will keep prompting to update after each reboot).
5) When your Amiko Alien 2 receiver has finished booting back up you should now be back to the usual Spark firmware but there will now be a whole host of extra plugins that have been installed which can all be found by selecting MENU > Plug in using the remote control.
We are interested in setting up a client connection to CCcam / Newcamd in this guide so continue to the next step you should go to MENU > Plug in > oscam4spark_tools.s and while this is highlighted press the OK button (you should see the red square on the right hand side turn to a green triangle along with on-screen prompts telling you this plugin has started).
6) Now in the same menu with oscam4spark_tools.s still highlighted press the RED button on the remote control (Start OSD) which will launch the Oscam4spark interface on screen.
7) Scroll over to config using the arrow buttons on the remote control and press OK and you should now be presented with a menu where you can add almost as many server connections as required! There will be a single one by default which is highlighted with the yellow box and labelled as 1. With this highlighted from the GREEN button on the remote control (Edit).
8) You are now ready to enter your client connection details. The best thing to do here is set the connection type protocol first. This plugin is actually capable of support for many different types of protocols, much more than many other receivers, the common two tend to be CCcam and Newcamd, but whichever type you need scroll down to the ‘Protocol’ section and press OK on the remote control and you can now scroll a whole list of different support protocols, just highlight the one you want and press OK.
7) You should now set all the other sections using the remote control and of course entering your valid connection details. You will need to set Server Name, Service Port, User Name, Password, and Key (only if your protocol requires this).
If you are unsure of what goes where in this part of the setup then we have included some basic guide information at the end of this how to guide to aid you with this.
Entering the information with the remote control and using the on-screen keyboard (which you will see when you enter the sections that require this) should be self explanatory so we will not cover this here in any great depth in this guide, note that the RED, GREEN, YELLOW AND BLUE buttons on the remote can be handy short cut buttons for various functions when using the on screen keyboard.
8) Once complete now scroll down to ‘Active Server’ and make sure the green dot is showing as green, if not press the OK button on the remote control and it should now turn green.
9) Finally you are now ready to save all the details you have just entered. Simply press the RED button on the remote control (Save and restart) and the data should all be saved and you will be returned to the previous menu.
At this point you are now finished, providing all your details were entered correctly and saved you will not be connected as a client to your specified server.
IT’S A GOOD IDEA TO REBOOT THE AMIKO ALIEN 2 TO ENSURE ALL THE CHANGES ARE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT.
There is actually far more can be done with this specific plugin than has been covered here including full setup of OScam (which is basically what you are running here via very nice on-screen interface to setup). There is the familiar OScam web interface available and of course setup manually via FTP, so you can make it as easy or as complicated as you like!
This guide is intended to cover the very basic and very easy client setup using the on-screen menu and remote control, it doesn’t get much easier than this but for those of you that want to explore more technical setups then feel free to explore the many more options this receiver and plugin offers to you!
Example on basic conversion of client connection details:
CCcam
C: example.server.com 12000 username password
Converts to for the on-screen menu setup:
Server Name: example.server.com
Service Port: 12000
User Name: username
Password: password
Key: (leave this blank – not required for CCcam)
Newcamd
N: example.server.com 12000 username password 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
Converts to for the on-screen menu setup:
Server Name: example.server.com
Service Port: 12000
User Name: username
Password: password
Key: 0102030405060708091011121314
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Old 29-01-2014, 14:24   #2
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Send this file to your USB.
Insert USB into your rec.
Press Menu>Go to internet >net cofiguration.
Press c/hsdata.cfg.
Is apearing a info which ask you if you agree to read this data form from USB.
Press ok.
Reboot your AMIKO
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Old 29-01-2014, 16:40   #3
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Default Re: Amiko & Opticum hsdata.cfg

hi kall

will this work in amiko alien 2 ?

thaxxx mokev
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Old 29-01-2014, 18:37   #4
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Hello. Work of amiko 8340 ?
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Old 29-01-2014, 22:15   #5
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hello work on alien 2? if you like thanks
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Old 29-01-2014, 22:23   #6
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This file is for use with all Amiko HD series receivers (Amiko Micro, Mini, 8140, 8240, 8360, 8840 etc.) - please note this is NOT for use with Spark based receivers.

This hsdata.cfg file is a simple file that can be opened and altered with any text editor (Notepad etc. Notepad++ highly recommended) and will allow you to change various options including the addition of 8 client protocol connections (7 regular visible connection and 1 hidden connection) plus change the password and hidden options of the Net Config menu.

For use first download and extract the hsdata.cfg file then edit to your requirements, further instructions are contained within the file itself. Note that a # at the start of any new line within this file means that the data will be ignored so ensure that you remove the # first if you wish for this line of data to be recognised by the receiver when you load the file.

To actually load the hsdata.cfg file on to you receiver first make the above changes as required then put the file in the root of a FAT32 formatted USB stick and insert the stick into any of the receivers USB ports. Now go to Menu > Internet > Net Client Config > Press the FIND button (top right on remote control third button down - NOT the 0 key!). You will be asked 'Do you want to read config data from usb?' - Select Yes and within a second or 2 the file will be read and you should hopefully have a success message (if not check file and contents and that USB is fully inserted etc.).
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Old 30-01-2014, 12:39   #7
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Hi

I used this file works great but I can still see the line
should I be putting the line into the last line in the config ?
so it is hidden
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Old 30-01-2014, 13:06   #8
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# hsdata.cfg
# need copy this file to C: of ur usb stick. then put receiver to read
# cmd -> cfg~lock~hide~pass
# sample cfg~1~1~00110022 means , u will lock the server info menu. also hide the server info. the password to watch is 00110022
# cmd -> protocol~host~port~user~pass~des
# sample newcamd~192.168.2.3~10000~dummy~dummy~010203040506 0708091011121314
# sample homecamd~192.168.2.3~10000
# sample homecamd2~192.168.2.3~10000
# sample cccamd~192.168.2.3~10000~dummy~dummy
# sample nasscamd~192.168.2.3~10000


cfg~0~0~50120030
#newcamd~192.168.2.3~10000~dummy~dummy~01020304050 60708091011121314
#newcamd~192.168.2.3~11000~dummy~dummy~01020304050 60708091011121314
#newcamd~192.168.2.3~12000~dummy~dummy~01020304050 60708091011121314
#homecamd~192.168.2.3~13000
#homecamd2~192.168.2.3~14000
#cccamd~server.dyndns.org~12000~user~pass
#nasscamd~192.168.2.3~16000
#nasscamd~192.168.2.3~17000
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Old 30-01-2014, 13:35   #9
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Hi

I know how to change the config to hide net and line
But what I do not understand is
In the readme it says 7 standard lines and one hidden

Which one is the hidden one ?
As setting the config to hide all blocks out the line and puts a password on it

Can the 8th line hide the line totally from the menu system ?

Thanks
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Old 01-02-2014, 21:33   #10
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Angry Re: who helps me

Amiko spiel configure c-line client setting
fav nass cfg download
there is someone who helps me
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Old 14-02-2014, 17:37   #11
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Would you have the details on how to

Add the line to the HTTP using a txt file
and also how to add the info to the FTP section using txt file

Thanks
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Old 24-04-2015, 09:27   #12
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hello I am new to this forum and cs generaly,can anyone tell me how to backup net client clines from amiko 8150hd? thanks
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Old 13-11-2015, 18:03   #13
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hi i have a 8140

i added a n line and even though it did login and was connected the channels where still scrambled.

is there something extra i have do do

please help
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Old 13-11-2015, 18:49   #14
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Check deskey.It must be the problem.
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