No. Although they share chipsets, the front panel display drivers and boot logos are different. You will lose remote and display functionality.
Introduction: What is "Firmware STB Aldo Link"? If you own a budget satellite receiver or a digital terrestrial set-top box (STB), you have likely encountered the term "Aldo Link." Aldo Link is a common brand (or distribution name) for generic Chinese-made STBs, often sold under names like Aldo Link S6, S9, S10, HD F500, or T2 Combo .
Only the Aldo Link S12 and S15 models with Hi3798 chip support HEVC. Standard S9/S10 models are H.264 only. Chapter 9: Future of Aldo Link STB Firmware (2025 and Beyond) With the global shift to DVB-T2 and HEVC, older Aldo Link SD models are becoming obsolete. However, the community continues to release third-party firmware based on open-source Enigma2 for some Aldo Link clones. If your box has a Broadcom chip (rare), you might even run a full Linux OS.
The firmware may have defaulted to AV (composite) output. Connect via RCA cables, go to Settings > A/V Output , switch back to HDMI 1080p.
: A USB-to-RS232 adapter (FTDI chipset recommended), Null modem cable, PC software like STB Tool or Loader Tool v2.1.0 .
