Lifeview Flytv DVB-T hybrid - Cardbus

[Hartmut Hackmann <hartmut.hackmann (at) t-online.de>]

Hi, Peter

Peter Missel wrote:
> On Wednesday 08 March 2006 00:27, Hartmut Hackmann wrote:
>
> > I have the ADS-Tech module (card 87). I am almost sure that it is a
> > LifeView design and it doesn't have a fan. 
>
>
> To establish whether it actually is, can you show me a photo of the outside 
> and inside of the card? I've got pictures of the LifeView Cardbus Hybrid 
> here.
>
> If it is, then either the separate card data entry for the ADS card can go, or 
> we separate all the LifeView(-ish) "Hybrid Cardbus" cards from the "Duo 
> Cardbus" ones - although I do not yet see a reason to do so, at least on the 
> analog side of the affair.
>
> Update: I've just googled a bit for ADS cards ... the analog-only card doesn't 
> look like a LifeView design at all (this is the one I had in mind), while the 
> DVBT/analog one definitely does look like one. The remote is different though 
> - but if it's a 24-button one, it might nonetheless be compatible to the 
> card-sized one LifeView is shipping with theirs.
I can take Photos later. I meant the hybrid card.
What i remember is: It is equipped with
SAA7131E, TDA8275a, TDA10046A, a PIC microcontroller, and the "usual other stuff"
It is only partly assembled and the PCB allows baseband inputs and radio.
This is different from the card we know well...
I haven't spent much effort on the remote control.
If it is a Lifeview design, we can expect that some variants of the card
will appear...
I think the ultimate test is whether G.D gets analog and DVB-T working with
the card type 87. As i mentioned, the mode switching is quite different...

Hartmut

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