Zgemma is one of the most popular budget satellite receivers for CCcam users. Despite its affordable price, the H9S, H9.2H and H7S models handle CCcam perfectly on OpenATV, OpenPLi or any Enigma2 image. Here's the complete setup guide.
Compatible Zgemma Models
- Zgemma H9S — DVB-S2X single tuner, 4K, most popular budget choice
- Zgemma H9.2H — DVB-S2X + DVB-T2/C combo, dual tuner
- Zgemma H7S — DVB-S2X dual tuner, excellent value
- Zgemma Star H2H — entry level, single tuner
- Zgemma H2S, H2, H5 — older models, same process
Required Firmware
All Zgemma models ship with a basic firmware. For best CCcam performance, we recommend flashing OpenATV 7.x:
- Download the latest OpenATV image for your specific Zgemma model from openatv.org
- Flash to a USB stick using Balena Etcher
- Insert USB into Zgemma and reboot — it will flash automatically
- Follow the setup wizard
OpenATV is the most stable and widely tested image for CCcam use in 2025.
Step 1 — Install CCcam on Zgemma
Via the receiver's web interface or SSH:
- Open Menu → Plugins → Plugin Browser
- Press the green button (Download)
- Find "CCcam" in the Softcam section
- Press OK to install
Alternatively via SSH (use PuTTY or Windows Terminal):
ssh root@192.168.1.x
opkg update
opkg install enigma2-plugin-softcams-cccam
Step 2 — Add Your C Lines
Connect to the Zgemma via FTP (use FileZilla or WinSCP). Default credentials:
- Host: Zgemma IP address (find it in Menu → Setup → System → Network Info)
- Username:
root - Password:
zgemmaordreambox(depending on image) - Port: 21
Navigate to /etc/CCcam.cfg and add your C lines:
C: server.cccam-power.com 12000 username1 password1
C: server.cccam-power.com 12001 username2 password2
Step 3 — Start CCcam
Via the receiver menu:
- Go to Menu → Setup → System → Softcam
- Select CCcam from the list
- Press OK to start
- Set it as the default softcam
Via SSH: init 4 && init 3 or simply reboot.
Step 4 — Verify Connection
Tune to a Sky or Canal+ channel that was previously scrambled. If it decrypts and plays — you're done. For detailed status, open a browser and go to:
http://[zgemma-ip]:16001
You'll see the CCcam info page showing your connected server and active cards.
Zgemma-Specific Tips
- Factory password reset: if FTP doesn't work, hold the reset button on the back for 5 seconds — resets root password to "zgemma"
- Poor signal: check your LNB and dish alignment before blaming CCcam — a weak signal causes more problems than the server
- OpenATV vs OpenPLi: both work well; OpenATV has better plugin support, OpenPLi is slightly more stable for older models
- 4K channels: the H9S supports 4K satellite — our server delivers Sky 4K UHD when available
💡 Pro tip: Enable the Zgemma's "Softcam auto-start" option so CCcam starts automatically after every reboot. Without this, you'd have to manually start it each time power is interrupted.