Technical Specifications
| Dimensions: |
120mm x 64.5mm |
| Antenna Output Amplification: |
3dB |
| Tuner RF Input: |
-20dBm (max), -82dB (picture loss) |
| Analog Video Input: |
PAL, 1V p-p |
| Analog Audio Input: |
250mV p-p |
| Remote Control Input: |
5V TTL |
| Digital Video Decoder: |
MPEG I & II; MP@ML and MP@HL |
| Digital Audio Decoder: |
MPEG I layers 1,2,3 and MPEG II layer 1 |
| Digital System Decoder: |
DVB Compliant (EN 300-468) |
System Requirements
Windows Operating System (2000/XP/MCE)
Pentium III or AMD CPU running at 800MHz or higher* (2.8GHz P4 for HDTV where transmitted)
64MB or more of RAM
20MB or more of free hard disk space**
Graphics card (or onboard graphics) preferably PCI-express or AGP, capable of supporting 800x600 minimum resolution at 16-bit colour and hardware overlays
Sound card (or onboard sound) and speaker combination.
A system PSU that has enough spare capacity to cater for all existing devices,
plus the DigiTV card. A 400W PSU is recommended for most modern systems.
DirectX 7 or greater.
* The VIA EPIA 12000 is powerful enough for all channels without dropped frames when running DigiTV in Low Speed CPU mode.
We recommend a 1GHz PC for operation for viewing Standard Definition television (UK & Europe), but a 2.8GHz PC is the minimum requirement for smooth High Definition TV (HDTV) eg in Australia.
** Early SiliconImage SATA drive controllers may cause a problem when recording due to the time they lock out PCI bus access.
Restrictions
Windows 98se and Windows ME operating systems are not supported.
If you have a Silicon Image SATA drive controller, it's probably best to use a DigiTV USB version. This controller monopolises time on the PCI bus, making recording TV to the hard drive difficult.
The Asus A7V880 (Via Chipset) motherboard will not allow installation of our (or any other Fusion 878a-based) drivers. This motherboard is commonly found on HP Pavilion machines. Using a DigiTV USB version will circumvent this problem.