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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

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Download drivers for Abilis devices for free Operating System Versions: Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (x64, x86).

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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:

copy the generated file so it can be picked up by the Linux kernel:

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:

Read the above mentioned Firmware section for details on installing the proper firmware.

External Links

Retrieved from 'https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php?title=PCTV_picoStick_74e&oldid=26708'

Configuration of the BRIDGE port
Statistics of the BRIDGE port
SNMP TRAPS generated for BRIDGE ports

BRIDGE is a module that introduces bridging functionalities in Abilis CPX. In this version it allows bridging of IEEE 802.3 frames only and only between pre-configured MAC addresses (future versions may allow bridging of any Ethernet types as well as other LAN frames (e.g. 802.5). Furthermore MAC addresses self-learning and spanning tree protocol could be added.

The main goal of the Abilis CPX BRIDGE driver is to provide a quick and reliable solution for customers with simple network topology, typically a star topology, who need to transport SNA 802.2/802.3 traffic through an IP backbone, with an alternative method to the much more complicated DLSw.

The Abilis CPX BRIDGE driver is however not limited to an IP backbone, it may use ANY backbone protocol supported in Abilis CPX through the ML/MLM drivers.
Three formats of the bridged packets can be selected:

Abilis proprietary with a low overhead fragmentation technique
ANSI, as per T1.618a
ANSI with fragmentation, as per T1.618a

Bridging is not a complete replacement for DLSw, but under some circumstances it can fully satisfy user needs:

The traffic is only LAN-to-LAN (in cpx limited to Ethernet 802.3 LANs)
The traffic, considering the acknowledgments overhead, remains 'reasonably small'. This has an impact on performances but also on 'costs' if the transport network is paid by the volume of exchanged data.
The transport network is reliable (small packet loss) and offers low delays, usually smaller than SNA IEEE 802.2 protocol timeouts.
The topology of the SNA connections is of star type, i.e. from branch offices to central site. Although mesh topology is still possible, the deployment of large configurations will be cumbersome and error prone because of the huge amount of links that will be configured and the possibility of loops in the paths.

Configuration of the BRIDGE port

The BRIDGE port is labelled within the Abilis CPX with the acronym 'BRIDGE' and it is provided with the parameters described in this section.

Here is an example on how to show the BRIDGE parameters. Shown values are examples.

To activate changes made on the parameters displayed by low case characters, it is needed to restart the system; on the contrary for activating changes made on high case parameters it is enough to execute the initialization command INIT PO:xxx, where 'xxx' is the BRIDGE port number.

The 'Not Saved (SAVE CONF)' message is displayed every time the port configuration is modified but not saved with the SAVE CONF command.

The 'Not Refreshed (INIT)' message is displayed every time the port configuration is modified but not refreshed and/or restarted.

There is also the possibility to restart the port. Restarting a port means to reinitialize it like at start-up.
When a port is restarted, ALL the parameters are reloaded. In order to restart the BRIDGE port, the command is R PO:xxx, where 'xxx' is the BRIDGE port number.

Detail of the BRIDGE port parameter

LOG:	Events logging activation and generation of alarm signals
DS	NO, D, S, A, L, T, ALL, +E

Usually this parameter makes possible to activate/deactivate logging functionalities of meaningful events of the port as well as the detection and signalling of alarms in case of critical events.

The following table shows the available options and the related functionalities usable by the parameter:

Option	Meaning
D	Recording of the driver state changes and/or the meaningful events in Debug Log
S	Recording of the driver state changes and/or the meaningful events in the System Log
A	Periodic detection of possible alarms. The detected alarms can be displayed the command ALARM VIEW or by the analogous command available on the UTILITY of the LCD display on the front panel
L	On alarm detection, acoustic signal generation plus a message on the LCD display. This function depends on activation of alarms detection by the 'A' option
T	Generation by the Agent SNMP of Abilis CPX of SNMP traps corresponding to any change of the driver state and/or occurring of meaningful events

Beside the already described options the following values are also allowed:

Option	Meaning
NO	It means that all the logging functionalities, alarms detection and generation, above mentioned, are disabled.
ALL	It means that all the logging functionalities, alarms detection and generation, above mentioned, are enabled.
+E	This option added to one or more of the previous ones, extends its (their) set of meaningful events. The value 'ALL+E' activates all the options and extends the set of meaningful events. The value 'NO+E' is meaningless so it is ignored.

Options can be combined together.

Some examples:

setting 'LOG:DS+E', activates the extended logging functions for Events Log and System Log
setting 'LOG:STA', activates the extended logging functions for System Log, SNMP traps generation and periodic detection of alarm states;

By using the characters '+' and '-' as prefix of one or more options is possible to add or delete one or more functionalities without setting from the scratch the value of the parameters.

Some examples:

Suppose the current value of the parameter is 'LOG:DSTA', by setting 'LOG:-A', the periodic detection of eventual alarm states is removed, leaving unchanged all the remaining options; in such way the final value of the parameter will be 'LOG:DST';
Suppose the current value of the parameter is 'LOG:ST', by setting 'LOG:+DA', the logging function of the events on the Events Log and the periodic alarm detection are added to the already activated options; in such way the final value of the parameter will be 'LOG

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