Magicsee N5 Max X4

[deleon]

Good night.

I have a Magicsee N5 Max X4 with Coreelec Nexus in eMMc. The system works perfect
although with some things that do not work.

The first thing is the status led. when is off is blue and when it is
lit is red. It should be the opposite.

I would also like to know if there is any vfd file to view the display
of the device and thus have control of the time and temperature of the device.

Thank you

[deleon]

happens to the device is the status led… it should be inverted and they light up well. blue on and red off

[Portisch]

Search the forum:

Vontar X3 TV box LED DTB fix

I am not too much experienced with bash, so it may look a little awkward, but anyway here is the script. #!/bin/bash GPIO=`fdtget -t x /flash/dtb.img /gpioleds/sys_led gpios` GPIO_ACTIVE_FLAG=`echo $GPIO| awk 'END {print $NF}'` if [[ "$GPIO_ACTIVE_FLAG" == "0" ]]; then echo "SYSTEM LED GPIO IS CORRECT" exit 0 else echo "Changing System Led GPIO_ACTIVE flag" GP=`echo $GPIO | sed '$s/\w*$//'` GPIO=$GP"0" mount -o remount,rw /flash fdtput -t x /flash/dtb.img /gpioleds/sys_led gpios $…

It is already “0” so it might need to be “1”:

#!/bin/bash
GPIO=`fdtget -t x /flash/dtb.img /gpioleds/sys_led gpios`
GPIO_ACTIVE_FLAG=`echo $GPIO| awk 'END {print $NF}'`
if [[ "$GPIO_ACTIVE_FLAG" == "1" ]]; then
  echo "SYSTEM LED GPIO IS CORRECT"
  exit 0
else
  echo "Changing System Led GPIO_ACTIVE flag"
  GP=`echo $GPIO | sed '$s/\w*$//'`
  GPIO=$GP"1"
  mount -o remount,rw /flash
  fdtput -t x /flash/dtb.img /gpioleds/sys_led gpios $GPIO
  sync
  mount -o remount,ro /flash
fi

[deleon]

Do you have the specific device, the n5 max x4 ???
is that sndo looking for the vfd file too

[freddy]

Script should work on any/most boxes…

For VFD have more search guides/how to.

How to config VFD…wiki

Since you have CoreELEC on internal may have some work to do.

Data/info from Android may be needed.
Maybe will have to remove CoreELEC from internal
Flash Android back for pin out…

Guide will explain all in detail

[deleon]

Well, we are fixed because there is no trace of android left… and getting the firmware for this is not easy.
I’ll wait for someone to believe it and share it.

Thank you anyway for the information.

[freddy]

Okay

Can always go to CoreELEC Wiki

Recovery n Upgrade

With ceemmc tool can make a copy of internal to SD/USB Drive.

Then would boot from external and free up internal.

Then could flash Android when available.

With S905X4 there is no dual Boot
So best to have CoreELEC on external

Of course iz alot of work
If Happy on Internal

All Good

Happy Testing