I was back to the endless flashing "AzBox Starting" situation again.
Did you properly change your longitude and latitude with the decimal point correctly specified? Do the values you entered show properly in USALS options after first exiting out of the menu to save and then going back in? Is your H to H motor moving to the proper positions using USALS? If the answer to the above 3 questions is yes then you should not be having the flashing "AzBox starting" issue.
Please try entering your longitude and latitude values again and after scanning a few satellites, reboot the receiver from the shutdown options menu to confirm it boots properly. You can then continue scanning the remaining satellites and make a system configuration backup once everything has been scanned in.
We will release a new version 2.01 firmware today or tomorrow which will add proper error validation for these fields so that no matter what values are entered by the user, the system won't allow invalid values to be used.
And guess what? The problem with the black screen was back again. I had to turn the TV off and on to wake it up again so I could see what was going on with the box.
This issue only seems to be impacting certain TV's as the Samsung LCD displays that our development staff is using never experienced this issue. One thing you can try is try disabling the HDMI-CEC or Anynet feature of your TV to see if that fixes this. By doing research online, you will see certain other devices have the same issue when the above feature is enabled. On our end, we will try to test on other TV brands to see if we can replicate this issue.
Now I have to reconfigure and scan the sats again.
You would not have to do this again with if you restored a backup of your system configuration off your USB drive.
A system configuration backup not only includes all settings in the system settings menu but also all configured satellite parameters, scanned channels and other settings from the Installation menu. Restoring a backup only takes a few seconds and once your STB automatically reboots, everything will be back the way it was when the backup was made. Instructions on how to backup and restore are on the first post of this thread.
scanning problems such as not being able to cancel a scan (you start it, you are stuck with it until done)
There are no issues aborting a manual transponder or automatic satellite scan, just not a blind scan. This will soon be fixed now that we cleared our major hurdle of transitioning to a new kernel platform.
cannot seem to blind scan the NBC MUX on AMC-6 (Quick or Detailed)
Thank you for reporting this. From what I can see, it does not seem to be a difficult issue to resolve. Will try to replicate over here and fix in the next firmware update.