Sure

Okay here we go...

You first have to find your source numbers. The easiest way is tivoweb so here we go:

Start tivo web
click MFS
click the number in Setup (for my TIVO it is 2274)

It will then display something like this:

Setup 2274/10 {
Version = 17
Source = 2274/12
IndexPath = /Setup
}

Then click the source link (mine is 2274/12)

It will then display something like this:

SignalSource 2274/12 {
Connector = 1
RFChannel = 3
VariableBitrate = 0
Headend = 2319/-1
LineupType = 16
SignalType = 1
Channel = 2274/13 2274/14 2274/15 2274/16 2274/17 2274/18 2274/19 2274/20 2274/21 2274/22 2274/23 2274/24 2274/25 2274/26
}

Now each Channel link, is a channel stored in the database. SO in this example I will open 2274/26

Channel 2274/26 {
Station = 2317/-1
Number = 59
}

This means its using UHF 59, and if we click 2317/-1 we get:

Station 2317/11 {
ServerVersion = 7
TmsId = 1081
Name = {WIN NSW}
CallSign = WIN-NSW
City = NSW-Regional
State = NS
ZipCode = 02500
Country = Australia
DmaNum = 612
Affiliation = {WIN Television}
ServerId = 7210008
Version = 2
FccChannelNum = 59
IndexPath = /StationTms/1081:90d /Server/7210008
}

Now say I wanted to change this to UHF channel 42, I simply do the following:

we use dbset "source" "tag of what we are changing" "new data"

open telnet
dbset 2317/11 FccChannelNum 42

if you get a error send it again, until you get a simple return only.

Now this has changed 2317/11 now to UHF 42.

Go back one page in your web browser (tivoweb) you are back to:

Channel 2274/26 {
Station = 2317/-1
Number = 59
}

in the telnet now we change this value to match 42 also

dbset 2374/26 Number 42

Presto!!

We changed WIN-NSW to UHF 42!!

Cheers,