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| uk.tech.tv.sky (Sky Television) (uk.tech.tv.sky ) Technical issues of Sky television. |
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It is actually a second house and do not want to have to move the boxes each
time we go to the second place, we want to keep the two boxes in the first place as they are and just take the card when we go to the other place.... can a single card be paired to two boxes? "artnada" wrote in message ... Colin Lambourne wrote: || We have two boxes in a house at the moment (with two subscriptions) and have || just bought a new house and the previous tenants have left there box and || dish. When we went to the second house the other day we tool one of the || cards and all worked fine, sports and movies. Then yesterday it did when we || tried to watch the sports or movies error 7 (?) came up saying this isnt the || right card for this box. || Is there anything wrong with what we are doing and is that why sky have || blocked us. Were paying for two subscriptions and can only watch the two of || them at the same time, does it need to be in the same house? Is there any || way of getting it to work? || || Kind regards, || Paul why not bring one of your original boxes and try that? If you use your card in the 2nd houses box (the one left by previous owners), it will not work properly. You need to use your original boxes. Either that or phone sky to pair you card with the box left behind by previous tenants. |
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both boxes matched to the cards must remain in the same original house
connected to the same phone line, the only way to get what you want is to take a box and paired card to the new house but you will keep having to bringing it back to its registered phone line so it can phone home or it will be blocked. Cards can only "marry" 1 box. "Colin Lambourne" wrote in message ... It is actually a second house and do not want to have to move the boxes each time we go to the second place, we want to keep the two boxes in the first place as they are and just take the card when we go to the other place.... can a single card be paired to two boxes? "artnada" wrote in message ... Colin Lambourne wrote: || We have two boxes in a house at the moment (with two subscriptions) and have || just bought a new house and the previous tenants have left there box and || dish. When we went to the second house the other day we tool one of the || cards and all worked fine, sports and movies. Then yesterday it did when we || tried to watch the sports or movies error 7 (?) came up saying this isnt the || right card for this box. || Is there anything wrong with what we are doing and is that why sky have || blocked us. Were paying for two subscriptions and can only watch the two of || them at the same time, does it need to be in the same house? Is there any || way of getting it to work? || || Kind regards, || Paul why not bring one of your original boxes and try that? If you use your card in the 2nd houses box (the one left by previous owners), it will not work properly. You need to use your original boxes. Either that or phone sky to pair you card with the box left behind by previous tenants. |
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"Colin Lambourne" wrote in message ... It is actually a second house and do not want to have to move the boxes each time we go to the second place, we want to keep the two boxes in the first place as they are and just take the card when we go to the other place.... can a single card be paired to two boxes? I think that each card must be paired to a single box at any one time. |
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On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 11:14:44 +0000 (UTC), "Colin Lambourne"
wrote: It is actually a second house and do not want to have to move the boxes each time we go to the second place, we want to keep the two boxes in the first place as they are and just take the card when we go to the other place.... can a single card be paired to two boxes? No that is not possible. Sorry. |
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On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 12:27:59 +0100, "j*" nospam@nospam wrote:
both boxes matched to the cards must remain in the same original house connected to the same phone line, but the TVs don't have to the only way to get what you want is to take a box and paired card to the new house but you will keep having to bringing it back to its registered phone line so it can phone home or it will be blocked. Cards can only "marry" 1 box. Depends how far apart the houses are. Its something of a long shot, but a digisender/receiver between the two houses, with box digiboxes in the same house, would deliver the Sky from one to the other without causing any problems caused by the boxes not being connected to the same phone line. As I recall the advertised range in 2.4 GHz products is up to 500 metres, but getting that kind of distance can be something of a challenge. But it would work between, say, next door neighbours who both wanted Sky but at a reduced cost. Brian |
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j* wrote:
both boxes matched to the cards must remain in the same original house connected to the same phone line Only for the cheap mirror sub arrangement. There is no such requirement for full-price subs. However, each card must be used in the correct box for the premium (films, sport) channels to work. There are no ifs and buts about this. -- Digibox problem? : A reboot solves 90% of these. The Sky Digital FAQ: http://tinyurl.com/guiv How to get UK TV overseas: http://tinyurl.com/6p73 Fed up with logos / red buttons? : http://logofreetv.org/ BBC gone? : http://www.astra2d.cjb.net/ ---- Only the truth as I see it. No monies return'd. ;-) |
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On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 16:13:54 +0100, K wrote:
On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 12:27:59 +0100, "j*" nospam@nospam wrote: both boxes matched to the cards must remain in the same original house connected to the same phone line, Why? To prevent someone taking a lower cost mirror sub with a second box £15 p/m vs up to £40 for the full package), and then giving the box to someone else as a first box Brian |
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On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 17:29:17 +0100, bigbrian
wrote: both boxes matched to the cards must remain in the same original house connected to the same phone line, Why? To prevent someone taking a lower cost mirror sub with a second box £15 p/m vs up to £40 for the full package), and then giving the box to someone else as a first box He never said he had a mirror sub |
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