-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Readme for DekTec's Linux SDK -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Linux SDK provides developers with a driver and an API for using DekTec's DVB/MPEG-2 PCI and USB-2 devices in applications running under Linux. The Linux SDK consists of: - Dta1xx: Linux driver for DTA-100, DTA-102, DTA-105, DTA-107(S2), DTA-110(T), DTA-112, DTA-115, DTA-116, DTA-120, DTA-122, DTA-124, DTA-140, DTA-145, DTA-160, DTA-545, DTA-2135, DTA-2136, DTA-2137, DTA-2144, DTA-2145 and DTA-2160; - Dta1xxNw: Network driver for DTA-160 and DTA-2160; - Dtu2xx: Linux driver for DTU-205, DTU-225, DTU-234, DTU-235, DTU-236 and DTU-245; - DTAPI: C++ API that wraps the driver calls into an easy-to-use and object-oriented programming interface. - DtapiService: DTAPI daemon (service) that controls demodulator boards (e.g. DTU-235, DTU-236, DTA-2135, DTA-2136 or DTA-2137). - DtPlay: Command-line player application - DtRecord: Command-line recorder application - DtRmxUtil: Command-line remultiplexing utility To use the SDK, you first have to compile the Dta1xx, Dta1xxNw and Dtu2xx drivers. The DTAPI is profied as precompiled binairy without the source code. Please refer to the readme files in the Dtu2xx-, Dta1xxNw- and Dta1xx-directories for additional compilation, installation and usage instructions. Unzipping LinuxSDK.zip will lead to the following directory structure: - LinuxSDK | |- Dta1xx (DTA-1xx PCI card driver) | |- Source | |- Include | |- Dta1xxNw (DTA-1xx network driver) | |- Source | |- Include | |- DTAPI (C++ wrapper library) | |- Bin | |- GCC3.4.6 (Contains 32-bit DTAPI object file compiled with GCC 3.4.6) | |- GCC4.1.2 (Contains 32-bit DTAPI object file compiled with GCC 4.1.2) | |- GCC4.3.2 (Contains 32-bit DTAPI object file compiled with GCC 4.3.2) | |- Bin64 | |- GCC3.4.6 (Contains 64-bit DTAPI object file compiled with GCC 3.4.6) | |- GCC4.1.2 (Contains 64-bit DTAPI object file compiled with GCC 4.1.2) | |- GCC4.3.2 (Contains 64-bit DTAPI object file compiled with GCC 4.3.2) | |- Include | |- Doc (Documentation) | |- DTAPI.o (32-bit DTAPI object file. Compiled with latest GCC4.3.2) | |- DTAPI64.o (64-bit DTAPI object file. Compiled with latest GCC4.3.2) | |- DtapiService (DTAPI service/daemon) | |- DtapiService.bin (self-extracting binairy installer for DtapiService) | |- DtPlay (command-line player utility) | |- DtRecord (command-line recorder utility) | |- DtRmxUtil (command-line remultiplexing utility) | |- Dtu2xx (DTU-2xx USB-2 driver) | |- Source | |- Include | |- install_files -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Version info: July 2010 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Linux SDK includes the following versions of the Dta1xx device driver and the DTAPI library: Date: Version: Dta1xx 2010.06.26 V2.9.0.146 Dta1xxNw 2010.06.26 V1.2.1.8 Dtu2xx 2010.06.22 V3.2.0.35 DTAPI 2010.06.30 V4.7.3.136 DtapiService 2010.06.30 V1.3.2.32 DtPlay 2010.06.25 V3.10.5 DtRecord 2010.06.14 V3.6.0 DtRmxUtil 2009.10.26 V1.0.4 Refer to the readme files in the Dta1xx, Dta1xxNw and Dtu2xx directories for a detailed version history. For the DTAPI please refer to the "DTAPI.pdf" document included in the ./LinuxSDK/DTAPI/Doc directoryDownload Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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