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

[Ron Hamilton]

Hey!  I used to work at Intelect!  What did you get your hands on there?
A grackle card?  If you want to know more contact me offline.. I used to
be the guy that did the configurations of the Video Conferencing
products.. but I wouldn't want to be held liable for anything I might
say in public here.

On Mon, Mar 10, 2003 at 09:40:22AM -0600, Fred James wrote:
> 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?
> 
> -- 
> "It's not nice to fool Mother OS." --anonymous
> 
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