I've been working with a Pansat 2700A for a little over a year now, and have done just barely enough research to make it work and that's it. I've been doing some reading of posts from other users and got curious what N3 is. so I did some research, and would like somebody to tell me if my understanding is correct.
N3 is basically a type of encoding used in these cards installed in the receivers. I'm somewhat familiar with this because my parents have dish network, and recently had to replace it in 2 receivers, and enter some numbers. but N3 is the 3rd version of encoding, right? on my pansat 2700A, in the section where I type in the code with the remote, I have an option for nagravision 1 and 2. this means that when the N3 becomes more of a standard, and N2 isn't supported, I'll need a new receiver?????
please let me know if any part of this is right or wrong depending on how you look at it.
thank you in advance.
N3 is basically a type of encoding used in these cards installed in the receivers. I'm somewhat familiar with this because my parents have dish network, and recently had to replace it in 2 receivers, and enter some numbers. but N3 is the 3rd version of encoding, right? on my pansat 2700A, in the section where I type in the code with the remote, I have an option for nagravision 1 and 2. this means that when the N3 becomes more of a standard, and N2 isn't supported, I'll need a new receiver?????
please let me know if any part of this is right or wrong depending on how you look at it.
thank you in advance.