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==Introduction== |
==Introduction== |
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[[DVB-S]] [[Budget]] [[DVB-S_PCI_Cards|PCI card]] by [[Twinhan Technology Co. Ltd]] |
A [[DVB-S]] [[Budget]] [[DVB-S_PCI_Cards|PCI card]] by [[Twinhan Technology Co. Ltd]] |
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==Overview== |
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("DST-030") (dst) |
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features: fullts, CI unsupported |
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card driver: dvb-bt8xx |
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interface: PCI |
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PCI device id: 14f1:8804 |
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PCI subsystem id: 1822:0001 |
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Bridge: bt8xx |
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frontend 1: LG |
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frontend driver: dst |
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CI: unsupported by current LinuxTV drivers, supported only by vendor drivers for kernel 2.4.20 |
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Notes: The frontends on these cards are hidden behind an ASIC - no need to know the full details. |
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The actual card type is determined by interrogating the onboard EEPROM. |
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The only frontend driver for this card is the dst module. The tuner component initialization routines are held in the ASIC in the form of firmware (not reloadable through software). The oldest card in the DVB-S family from Twinhan ! |
The only frontend driver for this card is the dst module. The tuner component initialization routines are held in the ASIC in the form of firmware (not reloadable through software). The oldest card in the DVB-S family from Twinhan ! |
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Revision as of 19:50, 11 March 2007
Introduction
A DVB-S Budget PCI card by Twinhan Technology Co. Ltd
Overview
("DST-030") (dst)
features: fullts, CI unsupported
card driver: dvb-bt8xx
interface: PCI
PCI device id: 14f1:8804
PCI subsystem id: 1822:0001
Bridge: bt8xx
frontend 1: LG
frontend driver: dst
CI: unsupported by current LinuxTV drivers, supported only by vendor drivers for kernel 2.4.20
Notes: The frontends on these cards are hidden behind an ASIC - no need to know the full details.
The actual card type is determined by interrogating the onboard EEPROM.
The only frontend driver for this card is the dst module. The tuner component initialization routines are held in the ASIC in the form of firmware (not reloadable through software). The oldest card in the DVB-S family from Twinhan !
This card uses the bttv driver. Well supported by LinuxTV drivers.
The Common Interface is not directly accessible via the LinuxTV drivers, but CAM initialization commands can be achieved via the PCI card interface.
The card is believed to support almost all major CAM's. No separate initialization required for different CAM's, since all the initialization is done in the ASIC's firmware.
Required modules and parameters
dvb_core dvb_shutdown_timeout=0
bttv i2c_hw=1 card=0x71
bt878
dst
dvb_bt8xx
Photo gallery
The card in it's full glory.
The backside view of the card.
The CAM removed from the card.
The Irdeto CAM that i used with the closed source driver.
CAM tests
Feel free to update this table with other types of CAMs.
| Type | HW version | Viaccess version | Application version | Results |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCM Red Viaccess | 1.0 | ? | ? | Working, but random failures are observed every few hours with TPS |
| Aston Mediaguard P/N 901274 | 1.2 | ? | ? | Working, not enough tests done |
| Aston Viaccess Pro | ? | ? | ? | Not working |
| Aston Mediaguard Pro | ? | ? | ? | Not working |
| Matrix CAM | ? | ? | ? | Not working (tried mr1180, mvr223, mrb303 firmwares) |
| Irdeto II CAM | ? | ? | ? | Working |
As the dst_ca driver is still under development, the results of this page may change.