1. wt853t.zip Driver
2. Taiwan.ini File Contents

Taiwan.ini Driver File Contents (wt853t.zip)

;;NTSC,  45.75 MHz
;;PAL-B, 38.90 MHz
;;PAL-B, 38.88 MHz               // Austrilia
;;PAL-D, 37.00 MHz               // China
;;PAL-G, 38.90 MHz
;;PAL-I  38.90 MHz
;;PAL-I  39.50 MHz               // U.K.
;;NTSC_MN
[BAND]
;; Low
Band0=5525, 16000
;; Mid
Band1=16000, 45400
;; High
Band2=45400, 80125

[AIR]
Entries=4
;;Min, Max, RF, Bandwidth, IF
ChannelBlock0=2, 4, 5525, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock1=5, 6, 7725, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock2=7, 13, 17525, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock3=14, 69, 47125, 600, 4575

[CABLE]
Entries=8
;;Min, Max, RF, Bandwidth, IF
ChannelBlock0=1, 1, 7325, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock1=2, 4, 5525, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock2=5, 6, 7725, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock3=7, 13, 17525, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock4=14, 22, 12125, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock5=23, 94, 21725, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock6=95, 99, 9125, 600, 4575
ChannelBlock7=100, 125, 64925, 600, 4575
        

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