technomate 5400 channel list

[gray60]

hello to everyone, i have a tm 5400 super with usb could someone please point me in the right direction where to get a channel list. regards graham.

[holmroad]

Sorry mate, but looks as though you are unlucky here - maybe not so many people with your box either otherwise 'someone' would have posted THEIR Channel List here for you!
However I'm sure I may be correct that provided you first make a note of YOUR satellite settings, you could use the same Channel List as most OTHER TM series boxes?
Just in case you want to try, here's MINE from my TM5402HD M2:-

(But please REMEMBER to make a note of YOUR satellite settings first!)

[satpaul]

You cant put HD channel list in SD box

[echelon]

satpaul is correct, the OP has an SD 5400 box, not the HD 5402 , the last number is crucial in identifying this detail

support for SD boxes has waned over the last 5 years to the point that its rare anyone posts about them, so usually any owners have to make their own lists as per the manual

it is true that he could use lists from some other TM boxes, like the tm1500 for example, but the same SD caveats apply

[holmroad]

Oops - sorry forgot - silly me - so sorry gray60 my 'help' was in vain mate!!:number-one-043:

[gray60]

Oops - sorry forgot - silly me - so sorry gray60 my 'help' was in vain mate!!:number-one-043:

thanks to you all for your help, i think its time to get a more uptodate box i will have to go through the tm series and decide which one, maybe someone would give me an idea which one.

[echelon]

I would suggest ignoring the TM range and buying a spiderbox 6000 HD from the sponsor

but if you really are adamant about wanting a TM that is fairly simple to use like your old SD box then the TM5402 is the best choice, or look for the linux boxes if you want more of a challenge

I would buy a VU if you want more options or the spider 6000 HD if you want simplicity and a 12 month "gift"

[TK4|2|1]

I would suggest ignoring the TM range and buying a spiderbox 6000 HD from the sponsor

but if you really are adamant about wanting a TM that is fairly simple to use like your old SD box then the TM5402 is the best choice, or look for the linux boxes if you want more of a challenge

I would buy a VU if you want more options or the spider 6000 HD if you want simplicity and a 12 month "gift"

Nothing wrong with the current OE range of technomate linux receivers, I would stay clear of any closed source receivers, such as spiderbox, or you will find yourself limited on channel lists again. Linux receivers have regular channel lists available as well as auto bouquet maker plugins.


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[holmroad]

So did you ever find your TM channel list mate?:respect-055: