[Ladybbird]

One other suggestion if you don't have a magniying glass to read the numbers. If you have a printer with a scanner, scan the number then enlarge it with a text editor. You may have to ocr it to do that.

The serial number for the iHub as well as many electronic devices is in hexidecimal. Hexidecimal (commonly referred to simply as "Hex") only has 16 characters. They are the digits 0 through 9 and the letters A through F.

If you look at the serial number for your iHub you will notice the letters are small lower case letters and may be hard to read. For instance the letter "e" may look like a letter "o" with a slash through the middle but it is an "e".

When you go to the setup screen for entering the serial number look at the bottom of your screen and you will see a key for which remote buttons to use for the letters. Now just simply enter them and save and you are done.

If you are still having problems, try removing the hub, rebooting without the hub attached and then rebooting again, Then attach the hub and reboot once more, when the system comes back up reapply the double checked serial number in the config menu, once it's all done, reboot one more time and see it that works.


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