I received my 6 cards and started with the 9200 PVR (was cardless) i have. All was fine for about 8 hours, then it went to the "Your smart card is inserted incorrectly". Tried all the usual, nothing, called into tech support and after jumping through all their tech loops, they said "we will have to send you another card, that one is bad/defective".
Never-the-less, I was PO'd, to say the least, that my HD PVR was now down (took a week to get new card).
So, after this learned lesson, I swapped the rest, 1 at a time............
1st 4100 - swapped without a problem (previously cardless)
2nd 4100 - bad card, new one on way (previously cardless)
1st 2700 - bad card (stayed on aquiring signal), new one on way
2nd 2700 - swapped without a problem
3100 - swapped without a problem
So, their wonderful card swap has a 50% failure rate, alone in my house, due to bad cards, etc. I wonder where the quality testing and/or tech funding goes within the Bell organization? And about the only person with a brain and tech savvy is the tech managers/supervisors (besides 1 other girl we had on phone). He actualy reset the 4100 that had a bad card swap BACK TO THE ORIGINAL CARD number, and our programming was enabled back on that receiver.
TIP:
So if any of you have a bad card, Bell may be able to re-activate receiver with your old card, until the new one comes. Wish I would have known that when my HD PVR went down..........LOL