Hi all
this is my post #1 on this board... so first of all: thank you for all these really interesting threads... and thank you in advance for your help

I have a win2k PC, running newcs. It manges a NDX càrd (s*ky I) via a smartmouse on com1. On the same PC, two sessions of dsr9500 are used to interface a couple of STBs (Phìlìps goldboxes), which are connected on com2 and com3.
All runs fine... but obviously, this configuration can only manage NDX ecms.
Actually, when I need something different, I have to change the setting of the STB to switch from cs to on board emù... and viceversa, when I'm back on s*ky. That's not so easy, for my child (and my wife ;))
It would be nice to have my server working on other CA systems too... but:
- I have no more free serial ports, nor USB ports (yes... that PC is very, very old :D)
- the only interesting channels -to me- are coded in via 2.3 (sr*g)...
- even if I add a serial port and a smartmouse... I will need a wafer/fun càrd; and updating it is not so funny (...you have to take it, put it in the Apollo programmer...:( )
To be honest...I found a *nice* program (WSP, Windows Sharìng Pàck), which should be my solution... but its emu fails decoding sr*g's ecm. It doesn't force byte 3 and 7, in delivered DWs, to be chacksums (sum mod 0x100 of three previous bytes).
I have also tried to use WSP as a "bridge" to a camd3 server (...running on the same PC :D)... but it seems that WSP doesn't engage camd3 correctly. In TCP mode the login procedure fails; in UDP mode I only see a message on camd3 console... something like "ddmmyy hhmm camd3: UDP 00 -> xxxx:yyyyyyy:wwww

0.050000s from 127.0.0.1 (user)"... but I don't know the meaning of those fields (x, y, w, z)... also, I don't know "what" are those 50mS for. Anyway: the workaround doesn't work, the STB can't get del DWs.
If someone can explain me why (in other words, how does camd3 work)... it woul be very appreciated :))
..But here's my "main" question: is there any "newcamd protocol-based emusèrver", running on Windows?
Again: thank you in advance for you cooperation

REgards