Swiss CI Module with SRG SSR card
Viaccess, CI module
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You can put a card in there.
Galaxus
8 months ago
The Viaccess module supports the Sat Access Viaccess version 5.0. It is compatible with all new Viaccess versions such as V2.6, 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0 and can decode two channels simultaneously (dual mode).
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The usual 30-day return policy applies here. You can find the information in the specifications.
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All SRG programmes are encrypted via satellite. In addition to the SmardCard, a Viaccess CI module is required for decoding. Unless the receiver has one built in.
SmardCard at https://www.broadcast.ch
Galaxus
10 months ago
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Yes, you need an additional card to watch pay-TV channels with this module, as the card is not included in the product.
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10 months ago
The SRG SSR SatAccess card version 7.0 is compatible with the Swiss CI Module Viaccess. This module is optimised to work with SRF smartcards of different versions, including version 7.0, and supports SRF channels via Viaccess. It works with all satellite receivers equipped with a CI slot, guaranteeing trouble-free decoding of SRG SSR channels.
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Hello, this is only the CA module for the CI slot in your TV. You need an additional card, which is not included to watch TV. For Swiss TV you can order this from broadcast.ch with registration only!
According to my research, the module works together with the Sat Access card for SRG/SRF in a Vu+ Zero 4K SAT receiver. The module is compatible with all SAT receivers that have a CI slot.
Probably yes, the receiver has 2 CI slots
Yes, that works.
The "sat access" viaccess cards of version V5.0 must be renewed (older versions are already blocked).
In this case, reception is no longer possible. Further information at card.broadcast.ch
The module cannot be inserted incorrectly. However, no pins in the TV or receiver must be bent (pushed over) (module sockets must not be damaged either).
The receivers should be UHD-compatible and/or support HEVC or H.265 and contain an HbbTV function. Details:
broadcast.ch/en/television/satellite-dvb-s#renewal-of-the-sat-access-card
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siehe hier
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With my TechnistarS6
it did not work
with the Technicrypt VA
from TechniSat it did
It worked
I have only used the card together with a satellite reception, and it worked there.
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Additional information to the previous speaker regarding duration of use:
My old Viaccess module worked for about 7-8 years, then there were increasingly frequent reception faults on the coded channels SRF1 and SRF2. According to the SRF hotline, modules that are too old are no longer supported in updates and may no longer work at all.
If the apartment is supplied via cable TV network, I recommend clarifying whether the SFR channels are switched on the cable network. With satellite reception it should not be a problem.
This is a module around which you can insert a card. I need this with the SRG card to receive the channels via satellite.
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