>You could try a "forced download".
On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& download if available).
The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
Still hoping,
A

wrote in message 
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> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them

wrote in message 
news:nnm7i.15012$xU4.6511@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
> >You could try a "forced download".
> On the digihome there is a menu seting to check for latest software (& 
> download if available).
> The last off-air was back in Feb. & I didn't get it.
> Hoping someone might know its web whereabouts, it sure aint available from 
> Vestel, Digihome or Cabot.
> Still hoping,
> A
>
>
"forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
"forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
Try it.

delinquent wrote:
> "forced download" is a technicians trick not made available to customers.
> They are not detailed in instruction manuals nor support sites.
> "forced downloads" locate and access any downloads available.
> Try it.

It might be a "technician's trick" but it still will do absolutely 
nothing if there is no firmware being broadcast for it to pick up. And 
according to http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/download_schedule.pl there 
is no firmware for that device being broadcast in the next couple of 
weeks om either the engineering channels or the SDN download channel.

-- 
Angus G Rae                        Science & Engineering Support Team
                                                    Computing Services
                                               University of Edinburgh
The above opinions are mine, and Edinburgh University can't have them