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I have an old ntl box with one card slot on the front. I phoned Customer Services because i'd lost channels over the last 3 or 4 weeks. They asked "Is the card in the second slot?" I said "There's only 1 slot and there's no card in it". They said "No there will be 2 slots on the front". Having eventually convinced them that I only in fact have 1 slot on the front of my box and there's no card in it then they told me that I can't have *ever* been getting any cable channels as the signal is sent to the card, and if it's not there I can't receive the channels
Now this sounds like nonsense to me
1) i don't remember ever having a card in there and the unit is horizontal so i doubt it would just fall out and get lost
but moreover
2) all my channels came back for a few hours the other day (theyve gone again tho). So how come, if it *has* to have the card to receive the channels since "the signal is sent to the card", then how did I manage to get a full set of channels the other day?
The Left hand side of the STB, where the card slot is, is actually a flap.
it will pull down, and underneath the slot that you can see there will be another slot with a card in it.
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