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|DIBcom |
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|0700C-XCCXa-G |
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|USB 2.0 D3LTK.1 / 0804-0100-C |
|USB 2.0 D3LTK.1 / 0804-0100-C |
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|USB Bridge |
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|n/a |
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|Samsung |
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|NOTKRSUI H0801 |
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|8VSB/QAM Demodulator |
|8VSB/QAM Demodulator |
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|0x19/0x1a |
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|XCeive |
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|BK66326.1 0802MYE3 |
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|RF Tuner |
|RF Tuner |
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|0x64 |
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|reset=GPIO1 |
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|0748 (date code) |
|0748 (date code) |
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|Audio-only digitizer (most likely for analog FM radio) |
|Audio-only digitizer (most likely for analog FM radio) |
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|71035657 0742 KOREA (probably lot code, date code and production location) |
|71035657 0742 KOREA (probably lot code, date code and production location) |
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|Video/audio digitizer (most likely for analog TV) |
|Video/audio digitizer (most likely for analog TV) |
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|reset=GPIO10<br>sleep=GPIO2 |
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Revision as of 03:15, 7 August 2008
Pinnacle is now selling a new device under the brand "Pinnacle HD Pro Stick", which is significantly different from the previously selling device with under the same name.
The device identifies itself as a "PCTV 801e" and the subsystem information provided by lsusb -v is 2304:023a.
The older version of the device (USB ID 2304:0227) can be found at Pinnacle PCTV HD Pro Stick (800e)
This device appears to be significantly different in architecture, and not a minor revision. In particular, the new device uses a DIBcom 0700C, as opposed to the older device which used an em28xx device. And the new device uses the xc5000, whereas the older device used an xc3028.
Components used
Here are the chips, according to a thread of discussion from the the linux-dvb mailing list:
| Manufacturer | Part # | Chip content | Function | I2c addr | GPIO(s) |
| DIBcom | 0700C-XCCXa-G | USB 2.0 D3LTK.1 / 0804-0100-C | USB Bridge | n/a | n/a |
| Samsung | S5H1411X01-Y0 | NOTKRSUI H0801 | 8VSB/QAM Demodulator | 0x19/0x1a | |
| XCeive | XC5000AQ | BK66326.1 0802MYE3 | RF Tuner | 0x64 | reset=GPIO1 |
| Cirrus Logic | 5340CZZ | 0748 (date code) | Audio-only digitizer (most likely for analog FM radio) | ||
| Conexant | CX25843-24Z | 71035657 0742 KOREA (probably lot code, date code and production location) | Video/audio digitizer (most likely for analog TV) | reset=GPIO10 sleep=GPIO2 | |
| EEPROM | 0x50 |
External Links
- Pinnacle product pages: