PCTV picoStick 74e
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| - | This device supports [[DVB-T]]. The package includes a small | + | This device supports [[DVB-T]]. The package includes a small telescopic antenna, an MCX to IEC adapter, and a short [[USB]] extension cable. |
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Download the windows driver with something like: | Download the windows driver with something like: | ||
| - | wget | + | wget http://www.kernellabs.com/firmware/as102/as102_data1_st.hex |
| - | wget | + | wget http://www.kernellabs.com/firmware/as102/as102_data2_st.hex |
copy the generated file so it can be picked up by the Linux kernel: | copy the generated file so it can be picked up by the Linux kernel: | ||
cp as102_data1_st.hex /lib/firmware | cp as102_data1_st.hex /lib/firmware | ||
cp as102_data2_st.hex /lib/firmware | cp as102_data2_st.hex /lib/firmware | ||
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| + | KernelLabs has worked with the chipset vendor to provide licensing which allows the firmware to be freely redistributed (including bundling in Linux distributions). More information can be found here: [http://www.kernellabs.com/firmware/as102/README.as102 Licensing README] | ||
===Drivers=== | ===Drivers=== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 18 February 2010
A DVB-T device by PCTV Systems.
This device is not currently supported in the mainline Linux kernel, but a test driver is available from KernelLabs. See KernelLabs blog for more details.
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Overview/Features
This device supports DVB-T. The package includes a small telescopic antenna, an MCX to IEC adapter, and a short USB extension cable.
Card connectors/inputs:
- TV antenna input
Components used
- Abilis AS102 (combined tuner/demodulator/USB bridge)
Identification
Making it Work
Firmware
In order to use the LinuxTV driver, you need to download and install the firmware.
Download the windows driver with something like:
wget http://www.kernellabs.com/firmware/as102/as102_data1_st.hex wget http://www.kernellabs.com/firmware/as102/as102_data2_st.hex
copy the generated file so it can be picked up by the Linux kernel:
cp as102_data1_st.hex /lib/firmware cp as102_data2_st.hex /lib/firmware
KernelLabs has worked with the chipset vendor to provide licensing which allows the firmware to be freely redistributed (including bundling in Linux distributions). More information can be found here: Licensing README
Drivers
While the driver is not currently upstream, it can be installed via the following:
hg clone http://kernellabs.com/hg/~dheitmueller/v4l-dvb-as102 cd v4l-dvb-as102 make make install reboot
- Read the above mentioned Firmware section for details on installing the proper firmware.
