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[[Image:Anysee E30 Plus DVB-C-1 mediumsize.jpg|thumb|right|150px|E30C Plus, front of PCB]] [[Image:Anysee E30 Plus DVB-C-2 mediumsize.jpg|thumb|right|150px|E30C Plus, back of PCB]] |
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== Anysee E30 C Plus == |
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A [[DVB-C]] [[DVB-C USB Devices|USB 2.0 device]] from [[Anysee]]. |
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Support for it is now (05/2008) merged to the [http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb mainline Linux-DVB tree]. It is already working fine for most. The newest version of the E30C device is however not yet working, and would need someone with the device to step up on the mailing list and offer information/help so that also that version can be gotten to work. |
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Looks like support for DVB-C version should be added to cxusb, since from the photos it looks like Conexant USB 2.0 reference design (source: IRC logs). Has two firmware files, anyseeAUDB.ROM and anyseeAUDC.ROM, which are needed for analog video (cx2584x/MAKO) only. |
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==Overview/Features== |
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The device hardware might be similar to those supported by dvb-usb-cxusb, but the firmware API is different. |
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While the Anysee website states support for "analog tv and use external a/v input", this is absolutely incorrect (none of Anysee's "E series" devices support analog functionality, rather only their [[Anysee K50|K50]] can claim such a feature). This unfortunate case of misinformation is likely the result of a simple "copy & paste" type mistake by whomever created the webpage. |
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One will find that the device actually contains only an USB connector, antenna input, and a slot for a smart card (Anysee devices bearing "Plus" in their product name indicate the presence of a smart card interface). Additionally, a remote control is bundled in the package. |
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(text copied originally from [[DVB-C USB Devices]]) |
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Based upon the analysis of USBsnoop logs, it appears that the control API used for the FX2 chip is the same as that employed by a Conexant reference design, and which is known to be utilised by a few other devices. The control API should be documented on [http://isely.net/ isely.net] and as well as inside [http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb/file/tip/linux/drivers/media/dvb/dvb-usb/cxusb.h cxusb.h]. |
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See also: [[DVB-T USB Devices#Anysee_E30_.28Plus.29_DVB-T_USB2|DVB-T version]]. |
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In the bundled Windows driver/software, there are two firmware files, anyseeAUDB.ROM and anyseeAUDC.ROM. These may or may not have anything to do with this particular device (they may instead be related to analog support provided by a Conexant cx2584x IC found in the [[Anysee K50|K50]]). |
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===Components Used=== |
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* [[Samsung DTOS403IH102A]] (tuner module) |
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** ? (tuner IC) |
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* [[Microchip 24LC256]] (serial EEPROM) ... situated on back side of the PCB directly beneath where the tuner IC would be |
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* [[NXP TDA1002x|NXP/Philips TDA10023HT]] (digital demodulator) |
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* Cross CST56I01 (smart card controller) |
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* Cypress CY7C68013A (i.e. FX2LP) (USB bridge) |
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* PIC16LF72 (remote control) |
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The seperate board housing the Conditional Access slot, and which is attached to the main PCB by way of a parallel ribbon cable, can be seen in the following pictures. The other additional photos highlight some of the ICs situated on the main PCB whose label is hard to read in those shots at the top of the page. |
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<gallery perrow=6> |
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Image:Anysee E30 Plus DVB-C-3 mediumsize.jpg|top side |
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Image:Anysee E30 Plus DVB-C-4 mediumsize.jpg|bottom side |
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Image:Anysee E30 Plus DVB-C-5.jpg|CST56I01 & FX2 |
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Image:Anysee E30 Plus DVB-C-6.jpg|PIC16LF72 |
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Image:Anysee E30 Plus DVB-C-7.jpg|Microchip 24LC256 |
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</gallery> |
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==External Links== |
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* [http://www.anysee.com/eng/product/anyseeE30CPlus.php E30C Plus product page] |
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[[Category:DVB-C USB Devices]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:35, 5 September 2009
A DVB-C USB 2.0 device from Anysee.
Support for it is now (05/2008) merged to the mainline Linux-DVB tree. It is already working fine for most. The newest version of the E30C device is however not yet working, and would need someone with the device to step up on the mailing list and offer information/help so that also that version can be gotten to work.
Overview/Features
While the Anysee website states support for "analog tv and use external a/v input", this is absolutely incorrect (none of Anysee's "E series" devices support analog functionality, rather only their K50 can claim such a feature). This unfortunate case of misinformation is likely the result of a simple "copy & paste" type mistake by whomever created the webpage.
One will find that the device actually contains only an USB connector, antenna input, and a slot for a smart card (Anysee devices bearing "Plus" in their product name indicate the presence of a smart card interface). Additionally, a remote control is bundled in the package.
Based upon the analysis of USBsnoop logs, it appears that the control API used for the FX2 chip is the same as that employed by a Conexant reference design, and which is known to be utilised by a few other devices. The control API should be documented on isely.net and as well as inside cxusb.h.
In the bundled Windows driver/software, there are two firmware files, anyseeAUDB.ROM and anyseeAUDC.ROM. These may or may not have anything to do with this particular device (they may instead be related to analog support provided by a Conexant cx2584x IC found in the K50).
Components Used
- Samsung DTOS403IH102A (tuner module)
- ? (tuner IC)
- Microchip 24LC256 (serial EEPROM) ... situated on back side of the PCB directly beneath where the tuner IC would be
- NXP/Philips TDA10023HT (digital demodulator)
- Cross CST56I01 (smart card controller)
- Cypress CY7C68013A (i.e. FX2LP) (USB bridge)
- PIC16LF72 (remote control)
The seperate board housing the Conditional Access slot, and which is attached to the main PCB by way of a parallel ribbon cable, can be seen in the following pictures. The other additional photos highlight some of the ICs situated on the main PCB whose label is hard to read in those shots at the top of the page.
top side
bottom side
CST56I01 & FX2
PIC16LF72
Microchip 24LC256
