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Question: Where do I get the set up instructions, I have had my s10 for over a year and have no idea how to, no instructions  was in the box it arrived in
Document: I was a bit nervous purchasing this receiver. There were a number of reviews where people claimed that they had "clones" delivered that would not work at all. The manufacturer provides no manual or set up instructions so this is a seat of your pants installation. Therefore, it may not be suitable for inexperienced users.The S10 HD arrived in what appeared to be a pristine factory box. On examining the new unit it was noticed that the warranty seal on the middle of the back of the unit was broken.
Hi, I bought a openbox s10 .what trash .I have had fta boxs for years ...and wanted 1 without a doggle .theres no book with it .very different set up from other boxs .no to little help on line .box over heats .can`t use twinn lnp`s .no channel menu.very very hard to setup .its like the review before take a week or so to know now to use it set it up ????
It loses all settings after upgrading but HispaSat was in the new firmware. I had to set my LNB type and scan for all the channels again. Definitely worth it though for the synchronization.The receiver has an excellent picture. It changes channels quickly. The remote worked well for the 2 days I used it before setting up my Harmony universal remote. I have never had the Openbox lock up or reboot on me. The box is small and light. It gets pretty warm but not too excessive.
The unit I ordered was delivered promptly but there was no video via the HDMI or RCA outputs. No matter what I did I couldn't get this box to display anything. I did get a credit and the seller was cooperative but having paid shipping to get a DOA and then having to pay to send it back via Amazon just pissed me off.
My brother is using this now to watch channels on Galaxy 19. If you get an authentic model with the latest firmware, it really is a fantastic FTA receiver. I have to give it 4 stars though, due to the fact that this box overheats very quickly -- which can sometimes cause it to freeze up. Be sure you switch it off when you go to bed, or you'll be able to cook breakfast on it in the morning ;)
I checked for it being a "clone" receiver, it's not, it was priced at less than half of what I paid for my S9, and is much smaller physically. What's not to like? To those who have had problems, my suggestion would be to do your reading, take a couple days, or weeks, to learn how to set things up. BTW, these receivers have universal (100-240VAC) power supplies, and will work with any LNB.
I bough this openbox s10 from Amazon, And it works fine.And I downloaded new s/w from Yojiatech and upgraded it,and it was ok....Then  I turn it on one night and it shows on the screen "this is clone..." and it is dead.The supplier sent me the clone one but charged me the price of an original!What a dishonest supplier! !
I've had an Openbox S9 receiver for over a year, and didn't think too highly of it. A few months ago, I found out that some S9 and S10 receivers were assembled with the wrong value resettable fuse in the LNB power supply. Mine was shutting off when the current hit 350mA, much too low. I replaced it, updated the receiver with new firmware, and what a difference!
At one point I clicked a wrong button. This had the effect of turning the TV screen black, so I could not continue with the set-up. I finally found that by connecting the S10 to a different brand TV I could see the screen again. This let me back up a step and then continue with the set-up on the original TV.The receiver has good sensitivity, and the foreign Free-to-Air broadcasts show clear HD pictures. The recording features seem OK too.
The first problem I had was with the hard drive (DVR) function. I used a laptop hard drive in an enclosure, the same one I had used with my S9 for over a year, and the S10 couldn't handle the load, it started cycling power every 2 minutes or so. It's okay with separately powered hard drives or USB/flash type memory. Then it decided to stop sending power to the LNB.
Answer: Unfortunately, it is not easy if you are not familiar with these type of receivers. I have seen (in the web) some company posting the manual for the Openbox 10 (Fridge satellite??). But be careful: the S10 delivered via Amazon does not incorporate the list of satellites visible from the North American continent and you will have to load third parties satellite firmware. In my case, after doing exactly that, the receiver worked wonderfully but the next time I turned it on, it told me that the receiver was an illegal clone and promptly shut-down. Completely dead. My best efforts could not revive it!The Chinese manufacturers of these cloned Openbox S10 load the receiver with the European satellite list and stated that they are not interested with the North American list because the almost totality of their business is done with Europe....Also, be aware that all the Openbox S10 are really clones. The original Openbox S10 is Russian. The Chinese cloned it and sell it at a far lower price.If you want an original S10 receiver, buy the Russian product. It costs quite a bit more because it is an high quality product.Hopefully, it helps....Regards.