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Typhoon/KNC1 DVB-S with new Tuner SU1278/SH-2 aka KNC Plus |
There seems to be a new revision of the Typhoon/KNC1 DVB-S with new Tuner SU1278/SH-2 aka KNC Plus. |
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The new version of the KNC card apparently uses "KNC One" (0x1894) as PCI Vendor ID instead of "Philips" (0x1131). |
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Kernels up to 2.6.15 do not recognize it, 2.6.16-rc4 does. |
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I got a Typhoon/KNC1 DVB-S Budget card. It seems that it doesn't work with linux at the moment. |
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However I haven't got it to work properly yet. Kernel sees it and everything, but it permanently (like every second) loses LOCK und thus reception. The card works fine under Win XP, so it's not the card or reception that's broken... |
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After some research on the web and by mail, it turns out that the TUA 6100 used on the card is not really properly supported by Linux. The values that get programmed into it by the Linux driver will need a lot of finetuning before this card will work properly. |
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I used drivers from kernel 2.6.12.4 . |
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[[Category:DVB-S PCI Cards]] |
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I found [[this|http://www.linuxtv.org/pipermail/linuxtv-cvs/2005-August/000775.html]] on the linux-tv CVS mailinglist, perhaps it solves our problem. I did't tried it out yet. |
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Latest revision as of 15:04, 4 May 2009
There seems to be a new revision of the Typhoon/KNC1 DVB-S with new Tuner SU1278/SH-2 aka KNC Plus. The new version of the KNC card apparently uses "KNC One" (0x1894) as PCI Vendor ID instead of "Philips" (0x1131).
Kernels up to 2.6.15 do not recognize it, 2.6.16-rc4 does. However I haven't got it to work properly yet. Kernel sees it and everything, but it permanently (like every second) loses LOCK und thus reception. The card works fine under Win XP, so it's not the card or reception that's broken...
After some research on the web and by mail, it turns out that the TUA 6100 used on the card is not really properly supported by Linux. The values that get programmed into it by the Linux driver will need a lot of finetuning before this card will work properly.