blakcshadow

I recently received a new graphics/tv tuner card from a friend. I believe it is ATI, but I am not sure about anything else.

Here is a screenshot of GPU-z's details about the card

here is a view of the card itself


and this is a picture of where you attach the other devices to it



I need to know the name of the card, and how to hook it up to what. I know the coax is a TV tuner because it says "CATV" under it, and I think the puple circle thing is an S-Video port. I have no idea as to what the white square is called.

The S/N of the card ( at least i think its the S/N) is DS/N CN-0N1707-32881-3BD-40U5

Meaker

Its an ATI wonder card of some description and I think you need the ATI breakout box to hook it up to a monitor. EDIT: this:

http://www.thg.ru/desktop/htpc_sbork...600_dongle.jpg (Copy and paste into browser)

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Judas

lol GPU Z doesn't have a clue wtf that thing is....

4gb video card made in 2002 based on the M9 gpu..

lol

Yes, that looks nearly identical to that of the Radeon All in Wonder card..... probabably the Radeon all in wonder 9000 series?

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blakcshadow

my thoughts exactly, lol

i used Unknown Device Identifyer to try and see what it could see about it, and it was identified as a Mobile Radeon 9000. I thought those were used only in laptops?

Judas

they are.... that's why the M9 chipset raised an eyebrow...

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blakcshadow

But this card is AGP, so why is it recognised as a laptop card? I installed the Catalyst software, but nothing happened....

Judas

You probably will have to use the mobility modder..

it's the strangest thing i've seen...

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blakcshadow

whats the Mobility Modder?

here is what Unknown Device Identifyer found for my graphics card:

Mobility Radeon 9000
Vendor: ATI Technologies Inc
PnpID: PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4C66&SUBSYS_10001458&REV_02
Details
Bus 1 (PCI), Device Number 0, Device Function 0
Vendor 1002h ATI Technologies Inc
Device 4C66h Mobility Radeon 9000
Command 0084h (Bus Access Disabled!!, BusMaster, Wait Cycles)
Status 02B0h (Has Capabilities List, Supports 66MHz, Supports Back-To-Back Trans., Medium Timing)
Revision 02h, Header Type 00h, Bus Latency Timer 20h
Minimum Bus Grant 08h, Maximum Bus Latency 00h
Self test 00h (Self test not supported)
Cache line size 32 Bytes (8 DWords)
PCI Class Display (VGA)
Subsystem ID 4F721002h Unknown
Subsystem Vendor 1002h ATI Technologies Inc
Address 0 is a Memory Address (anywhere in 0-4Gb, Prefetchable) : D8000000h
Address 1 is an I/O Port : 00009C00h
Address 2 is a Memory Address (anywhere in 0-4Gb) : E1FF0000h
System IRQ 6, INT# A
Expansion ROM of 128Kb decoded by this card (Currently disabled)
New Capabilities List Present:
AGP Capability, Version 2.0 (AGP 4x and below support)
AGP Mode Enabled : Yes
AGP Speed(s) Supported : 1x 2x 4x, Currently : 4x
FW Transfers Supported : Yes, Enabled : No
>4Gb Address Space Supported : No, Enabled : No
Sideband Addressing Supported : Yes, Enabled : Yes
Maximum Command Queue Length : 48 bytes, Current Queue Length : 32 bytes
Power Management Capability, Version 1.1
Supports low power State D1
Supports low power State D2
Does not support PME# signalling
Current Power State : D0 (Device operational, no power saving)
Class: Display (VGA)
OEM Device: Unknown
OEM Vendor: ATI Technologies Inc
System IRQ: 6, INT# A

OldBuzzard

What Catalyst versions(s) have you tried?

I think I'd try something the 7.11 without modding it first.

I've been doing a LOT of searching around and can't find ANY AIW card that looks like that.

Maybe Catalyst Catcher will see this and help out. Or, maybe you could PM him. If ANYONE could identify it, he could.

Also, what other identifying numbers are on it? Better, in focus picture(s), closeups if possible, would help too.

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Judas

if it's a 9000 series... he'd have to download the 6.11 catalyst drives.... or 6.5 or older..... if the 6.11's don't work.

The mobility modder is the tool used to install mobility gpu drivers..

It's a driverheaven tool, you can click on tools at the top of the DH webpage and then click ATI mobility modder and follow the directions....

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blakcshadow

I have tried the Mobility Modder 8.11, 8.12, and 9.5. Also tried the original drivers b4 modding them. No one worked. I will try to PM Catalyst Catcher and ask for his help, but first I will try the 6.x of the Catalyst software.

The S/N is the only other identifiable info I have atm, I will take the card out as soon as I can and copy down all the numbers on it.

Judas

You must use a 6.11 or 6.5 or older driver..... there is no support for that card in anything newer

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procupine14

Wow that is bizzare. I am still left wondering why in the world this thing is outfitted with a mobility 9000 series chip if that, in fact, is the case.

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blakcshadow

I removed the card, but I don't have my digital camera, so I can only read the numbers. I'm hoping to get my camera back later today.

Front (side with fan):

Silver box that says Phillips: S/N 180348007101
just below that on same sticker: P/N 102A0260511 093245
on seperate sticker upside down from other sticker:
3139 147 18921D#
F11236/W H-3

on fan: PN 71200000800

3x3g8

back (side without fan):

sticker 1: Rev. A01

sticker 2: DS/N CN-0N1707-32881-3BD-40U5

on card itself: Complies with Canadian ICES-003, Class B

on chip: ATI Theater 200
Theater 200
213T20ZQA112
Q35355.1
0340AA
Taiwan

hickory

well damn it i had to register just to post this reply. I went thru holy heck n back to ID that !@#$%^&* card. I had gotten it to work w/ radeon 8500 dv drivers but it quit working after a few weeks. The good thing about that INCORRECT driver set was it enabled extended desktop to the TV, and i was able to watch separate videos on each monitor, so there ARE two heads to the card. The DOWNSIDE is the real card is this: Documentation (like the drawings of your pic?) - the driver package is an executable R66845 - downloadable from Dell - its an All in Wonder 9000 low profile card - and it wuz made specifically for Dell. In doing so they disabled the extended desktop feature and the damn thing only clones....the ATI control panel works perfectly - but going to display properties and settings only shows the single monitor output.... best of luck and i hope this helps others....