[NTLUG:Discuss] Re: OT - maybe - trying to identify a PCI card

[Minh Duong]

Could you post pictures somewhere for those of us not
textually inclined?  The FCC is good site to start.

Minh

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Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 09:40:22 -0600
From: Fred James <fredjame at concentric.net>
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Subject: [NTLUG:Discuss] OT - maybe - trying to
identify a PCI card
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I have been to <http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/> but I
have not been able 
to identify this card.
Details
9 1/2 inches long by 4 3/16 inches (including PCI
pins)
The outside face has 3 "RCA" jacks, and the markings
"5001" and 
"GLOBE,N.J." and "07092"
The card has:  2 Philips SAA 7146 H chips; 2 AMCC PCI
Matchmaker 
S5933QC 
chips; 2 Analog Devices ADV601JS chips; 1 Digital
21152-AA DC1040F 
chip; 
2 9741F V5316258HK40 chips; and a few others.
Markings on the card include:  "(c) (M) Intelect 1997
Pat. Pend"; 
"Starling"; "801-2021-00 REV J 2892"; a barcode
"00235136" on face, and 
on the reverse: "Pc2A 94V-0 4997"; 171-0730-00 REV C"
impressed into 
the 
serface.

The chips and the external connectors (RCA jacks) make
me think some 
kind of Video or TV output card.

Anyone know this device? or have a suggestion as to
where to search?


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