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Here you can find detalied information how to use SmartWi's products.
General setup
Installation
Pair
Client's to Master
Transfer
ATR
How to use the tools
SmartWi
Loader
SmartWi
Firmware
SmartWi
NewIp
SmartWi
Display
SmartWi
Timing test
Installation
1. Place the SmartWi Master in the center of your
house
2. All Clients must be reached within a radius of upto 15 meters
3. Proceed with Pair Client's to Master
Pair Client's to Master
1. Remove subscription
card and power from Master
2. Reconnect power to the Master
3. Wait for 5 seconds
4. Insert all Client cards in a row for five seconds each
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Transfer ATR
1. Connect power to the Master
2. Wait for 5 seconds
3. Insert the subscription card
in the Master
4. Wait for 5 seconds
5. Remove the subscription card
6. Insert all Client cards in a row for 5 seconds each
SmartWi loader
1. Download the Windows loader software for SmartWi masterbox
2. Unzip to a folder named as desired
3. Connect the SmartWi master to an USB port
4. Windows will now prompt for new hardware
5. Manually guide windows to the path, where the smartwi.inf
is located and install it.
6. Windows device manager now recognises the SmartWi master
as "SmartCard reader"
Now the USB driver is installed and ready to use for tools and
firmware updates
SmartWi Firmware
1. Connect SmartWi Master to the USB port,
without any cards in the reader
2. Wait for Windows to recognise the driver or approximately
30 seconds
3. Start the Smartwi Loader
4. Click on the folder icon, and navigate to the desired firmware
5. Click on the "magic stick". (The message "SmartWi
loaded with success !!" appears)
6. Insert All Clients for 5 seconds in a row
SmartWi NewIp
1. Connect SmartWi Master to the USB
port, without any cards in the reader
2. Wait for Windows to recognise the driver or approximately
30 seconds
3. Start the Smartwi Loader
4. Click on the folder icon, and navigate to the SmartWi New
IP.swi file
5. Click on the "magic stick". (The message "SmartWi
loaded with success !!" appears)
6. Insert All Clients for 5 seconds in a row
7. Click on the folder icon, and navigate
to the desired firmware
8. Click on the "magic stick". (The message "SmartWi
loaded with success !!" appears)
9. Insert All Clients for 5 seconds in a row
SmartWi Display
1. Connect SmartWi Master to the USB
port, without any cards in the reader
2. Wait for Windows to recognise the driver or approximately
30 seconds
3. Start the Smartwi Display tool
4. Insert all clients and observe the data
SmartWi Timing test
This ‘Timing test’ can be used to verify if your receiver supports the delayed answer, caused by a multi-user environment.
A set-top-box (STB) receives an operational key every 10 seconds, this key is hold in an ECM package. This ECM package is sent from the STB to the smart-card, which then calculates the operational keys. On a Viaccess smart-card this calculation takes about 0.2 - 0.3 seconds, while on a Conax card, it takes about 1.3 seconds. If there are connected 4 STB's to a Conax subscriptions card, it can take up to 5.2 seconds, before the last STB will receive the calculated keys.
This ‘Timing test’ will show how large a delay the tested STB can support.
I.e. a Samsung DSR 9500AY with the native firmware installed, will only support a delay on 2.1 seconds. Used with Conax (1.3 sec. calculation time), this receiver gets unstable already with two SmartWi Client’s. Most receivers can handle a delay on more than 8 seconds.
1. Remove smartcard and power from Master
2. Connect the Master to the PC
3. Wait for Windows to recognize the Master
4. Download ‘SmartWi timing test’ firmware
5. Start the ‘SmartWi Display’
6. Insert smartcard
7. Insert a Client into the STB you are testing.
8. The Master will display the test-delays in the ‘Display’
9. Wait until the STB stops/freezes.
You must use ONLY one Client at a time; when doing the test.
