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Pepper said:

Here are all of the 'factory' files I know of that were released over the life of the CS7100.

Also for your enjoyment:
- a copy of the user manual
- channel editor for the 7000 which also works for the 7100 (though it's been a while since I used it so I don't remember exactly how, but Iceberg originally found it for me so it's probably documented here somewhere)
- a file that provides the remote codes for an older version of SlingPlayer (I don't remember how to install that one either).

I learned shortly after getting the thing that its primary purpose was to steal dish network, if you look at any of the eyepatch firmwares it is obvious that it was either done in-house, or by a group which had been given easy access to the original source code and development tools. Some of them actually work better for true FTA than the factory versions, though that was no doubt entirely unintentional. Especially if you want to build a weird config, say a couple of FTA dishes behind a dish SW21 switch. I will *not* be uploading any of those versions here, nor will I entertain any accusation that I might have obtained or used any of them at all for any purpose at any time.

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K'bick said:

C:\.....\Coolsat7000-editor.zip » ZIP » Coolsat7000-editor.exe - probably a variant of Win32/Hupigon trojan

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K'bick said:

Thanks a lot! This is what I was looking for. That channel editor you speak of is for editing the Sat table too? I just have a Ku setup here and I have all these C band entries that I'd like to program to Ku sats - I can't even reprogram the four "user" sat entries in that table - its utter craziness.

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Jim S. said:

I have a Coolsat 7000, and I can't get the channel editor to do anything useful at all.

But I don't have any problem modifying any of the satellites, "user" or predefined, with the menus on the Coolsat itself. (I'm not sure if I ever tried to rename a predefined satellite, but I can rename the user ones.) The only thing I can't do is delete a satellite entirely.

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qwert1515 said:

AVG Free flags it as "Runtime packed nspack".

From AVG's Forum: Run-time packed means:
The file was packed with one of less common run-time packers,
which may indicate an attempt to prevent scanning of such file.
However, not every report of such file indicates a virus.

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Iceberg said:

sadly no. The Visionsats and Coolsat 7000/7100/8100/8000 models do not work with Channelmaster

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