DREAM MULTIMEDIA DM 500-S Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 3)

Guide is designed to assist a beginner through all the steps

necessary to watch TV as well as mentioning more advanced

features.

Your new DreamBox will come preconfigured with an official

image from DREAM Multimedia. This will work great for FTA

(Free-To-Air channels) and with modification will allow viewing

of encrypted channels. We do not encourage satellite piracy

but provide information for educational purposes only. Most

DreamBox owners use private images. This Guide will discuss

the use of the Nitro image from North America but will also

answer your general questions about other images. This image

was designed to reduce pixellation and freezing by reducing the

size of the image and by removing unnecessary portions of the

image not needed in North America. Anything other than the

basic image can be added as an Addon.

This image will work with both the Phillips and Alps

tuners.

First, you will need to configure the DreamBox so you can

communicate with it. A network is by far the recommended

mode of communication with your DreamBox. A network isn’t

absolutely necessary since the DreamBox can be flashed via a

Crossover LAN cable (not a standard Ethernet cable) but a

network makes life much easier and is highly desirable. Much

of the software used to program your DreamBox will require a

network or a crossover cable. A crossover cable is only for

those too cheap or lazy to setup a home network and connects

directly from the DreamBox Ethernet port to your PC’s Ethernet

port.

Disclaimer: We do not encourage or condone the usage of the

DreamBox for illegal satellite viewing. This guide is for

educational use only and is not intended to assist in the theft of

satellite signals.

Section 1

Quick Start Guide

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