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I tried to install the TBS5520SE Windows Driver upgraded to V1.0.0.5., but unfortunately satcard don't want to install. The error masage at device status is: Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)""
I use windows 7 with test mode activated, still same. The card don't want to start.
If I use Crazycat debug driver everything works fine.

Hi

Please have a check with this :
viewtopic.php?f=86&t=9989

It will solve this issue

Thanks

Kind Regards

steven

Tnx.
After I install absolutely all updates from Microsoft and windows 10 64bit driver, even i have windows 7 64bit, now it works. I let windows 7 in test mode because it works and I don't want to broke something..

Now I have an another matter. Different satellites, dvb programs,... do not pass 60% level or 80% quality. It is normal?

Level (%) = RFLevel(dBm) + 100
Quality (%) = SNR(dB) * 5 - for sat mode, SNR(dB) * 2 - for ter/cable mode

Hi.
Acquired TBS5520se, only works in the DVB-T/T2. ChangeModeTool does not switch the mode. It gives an error. OS Win7 pro 64 bit Win10 64bit home

hus Wrote:Hi.
Acquired TBS5520se, only works in the DVB-T/T2. ChangeModeTool does not switch the mode. It gives an error. OS Win7 pro 64 bit Win10 64bit home

Hi

For 5520SE problem can you set a teamview remote we will have a remote check with this

Thanks

Kind Regards

steven

hus
Has the same error in WinXP and Win7x64 (I don't like Win10). It occurs with newest 1.0.0.5 driver only, so you can try previous 1.0.0.4 driver https://www.tbsiptv.com/download/tbs552 ... .0.0.4.zip and I'm sure TBS5520se_ChangeMode_Tool.exe 1.0.0.1 will switch modes well or wait for i.e. 1.0.0.2 TBS5520se_ChangeMode_Tool (or next version driver compatible with TBS5520se_ChangeMode_Tool.exe 1.0.0.1).
PS. I use CrazyCat's test driver 1.0.0.5 in WinXP and Win7x64 because of this issue with newest 1.0.0.5 officiall driver because I often switch between DVB-S2 to DVB-T2 and reverse )
PPS. Hope TBS will correct switching issue soon.

crazycat Wrote:Level (%) = RFLevel(dBm) + 100
Quality (%) = SNR(dB) * 5 - for sat mode, SNR(dB) * 2 - for ter/cable mode

How to modify this settings in driver? Sorry for this noob question.

VictorLS Wrote:hus
Has the same error in WinXP and Win7x64 (I don't like Win10). It occurs with newest 1.0.0.5 driver only, so you can try previous 1.0.0.4 driver https://www.tbsiptv.com/download/tbs552 ... .0.0.4.zip and I'm sure TBS5520se_ChangeMode_Tool.exe 1.0.0.1 will switch modes well or wait for i.e. 1.0.0.2 TBS5520se_ChangeMode_Tool (or next version driver compatible with TBS5520se_ChangeMode_Tool.exe 1.0.0.1).
PS. I use CrazyCat's test driver 1.0.0.5 in WinXP and Win7x64 because of this issue with newest 1.0.0.5 officiall driver because I often switch between DVB-S2 to DVB-T2 and reverse )
PPS. Hope TBS will correct switching issue soon.

Thank you VictorLS!
Driver v1.0.0.4 ChangeMode_Tool.exe 1.0.0.1 is running fine. After installing the drivers v1.0.0.4, there is a unknown device, what the device is.

Thank you VictorLS!

You're welcome.
I'm Russian too from Russia's Crimea - that's great.

there is a unknown device

As CrazyCat said - it's atavism from some model with infrared remote control.
Don't worry about...
PS. What I don't like in TBS 5520SE compared to my OMICOM S2 PCI - high frequency noise especially when signal locked; not so good graphs in CrazyScan and not correct work (some frequencies are in wrong places even with official 1.0.0.5 driver) even with newest CrazyCat's streamreader.dll in SmartDVB to watch PLP in Multistream from 4e9 12341H30000.
PPS. Regular available (even low symbolrate) PLP from 53e, 53eC and 40eC are being received well with bda.dev in SmartDVB. 4K 10bit h265 channels in WinXP with CUVID hardware acceleration by my nVIDIA GTX750 on GM206 chip, one DVB-S2X transponder from 33e with 3 swiss HD channels, DVB-T2 and DVB-C well too.