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IDU-200 Cyfrowy Polsat Router Blocked: Firmware Update Issues, Power LED, Network & Reset Fixes

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  • #1 16474726
    wentyl215
    Level 19  
    The router was blocked during the firmware update. Only the POWER LED is on. It does not identify the network, the default address 192.168.0.1 does not work, and the reset buttons do not work.

    Is there any way to upload software from the outside, i.e. over the cable without opening the housing?
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  • #2 16474823
    matek451
    Level 43  
    No combination, the equipment at CP is for loan and is owned by the operator, you only pay the lease for the scrap. Give it back to them at the CP point is their concern, they will probably give it a second. The very idea with the internet from CP with this invention is weak.
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  • #3 16475158
    wentyl215
    Level 19  
    But they will give you second hand or will you have to wait?
  • #4 16475343
    matek451
    Level 43  
    They should replace it immediately since it does not work at all. You yourself have no right to do anything with it, it is not your property.
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  • #5 16475360
    wentyl215
    Level 19  
    Unfortunately it's Sunday today and no exchange options. This is the theoretical question - if the fault is an incorrect update, and somewhere I read that the gigadevice memory is sitting there, then when you put the batch there with a programmer from CP, it should put the router on its feet, right?
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  • #6 16475372
    matek451
    Level 43  
    And why is it not possible to complain and replace on Sunday? CP stores in supermarkets work, go to the nearest one and give them this "miracle" of technology. Let them play with it themselves. This equipment is on loan, and it is also very weak. You pay them 15 zlotys / month for rent (paranoia), so let them fix it themselves. Your interference in it is unlawful.
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  • #7 16475388
    wentyl215
    Level 19  
    As I wrote before, no replacement on Sunday and my programming question is purely theoretical
  • #8 16476172
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    wentyl215 wrote:
    my programming question is purely theoretical

    So you know that tinkering with a ROM can cost you a few HUNDREDS of PLN?
    They will not accept "buried" equipment and will indicate that you damaged it.
    As long as there is a warranty seal and the equipment "died" (it does not matter for what reason), they will replace it for free.
    Your theoretical question has symptoms of practical interest - for what purpose do you want to "belch" at all costs?
  • #9 16476568
    wentyl215
    Level 19  
    I understand that no one has the faintest idea if it would work because no one has rummaged there yet. Thank you for the answer, this is not what I expected, but the effect is satisfactory ;)
  • #10 16476711
    matek451
    Level 43  
    No reasonable person will play with tampering with equipment that does not belong to him. A colleague wrote what the price may be. Secondly, this crap does not interest anyone who deals with the equipment. This is a CP idea, practically not used by other operators. Any problems associated with it, and there are several of them, and their solution is a matter for the owner of the equipment, i.e. CP.
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  • #11 16977602
    wentyl215
    Level 19  
    The router listed in CP for a new one - I close the topic.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues faced with the IDU-200 router from Cyfrowy Polsat, which became non-functional during a firmware update, indicated by only the POWER LED being lit. Users express frustration over the inability to access the default IP address (192.168.0.1) or reset the device. Suggestions include returning the router to Cyfrowy Polsat for a replacement, as the equipment is on loan and not owned by the user. Theoretical discussions about potential external software uploads or programming attempts are met with caution, highlighting the risks and costs associated with tampering with the device. Overall, the consensus is that users should not attempt repairs on equipment that is not theirs and should rely on the service provider for solutions.
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