Thread: QQ-Box USB DVB-S Tuner - Unknown Device?

Trying to get a pci driver installed on my laptop usb 2.0. Looked in Bios and there was no option for pci. Only help I got was from the DVB World Manual. The QQ Box Sold on eBay has no support at all from Shenzan Manufacturer. The Software and driver are from Blaze and I did get theri driver installed. The Vista Home Premium does not recognize a PCI device attached to the USB port.

Tried to download the driver from download.com and zd.net but no luck. Microsoft Downloads was no help either.

You appear to be looking for a USB Device Driver for
TV-SO2

DVB-S receiver. While the driver and Sat TV viewer software are said to be included with it on a CD, its hard to find anyone able to get this particular nice looking device actually working in N/A. Not sure, what PCI has to do with it, but good luck!

Originally Posted by zamar23

You appear to be looking for a USB Device Driver for
TV-SO2

DVB-S receiver. While the driver and Sat TV viewer software are said to be included with it on a CD, its hard to find anyone able to get this particular nice looking device actually working in N/A. Not sure, what PCI has to do with it, but good luck!

This DVB-S Receiver has a PCI Chipset and in order for the USB to communicate with it must have a special driver. Called, Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Driver.

Are you able to see this tuner in Windows Device Manager or similar applications, like Everest? How exactly its identified there (list hierarchically)?

Go into Device Manager> right-click on the problem USB Controller>Properties> and let windows search on the Net for the driver.

If you don't see the device, and can't find the required driver on its CD or the net, you have 2 options:

- search the web for controller models used in this device, or for the driver itself (you need to know the controller model unfortunately, though universal Vista compatible driver may be available.)

OR

- open its cover and accurately list in this thread all chip models soldered on it's PCB you manage to read, adding its open case close-up pics.

Originally Posted by zamar23

Are you able to see this tuner in Windows Device Manager or similar applications, like Everest? How exactly its identified there (list hierarchically)?

Go into Device Manager> right-click on the problem USB Controller>Properties> and let windows search on the Net for the driver.

If you don't see the device, and can't find the required driver on its CD or the net, you have 2 options:

- search the web for controller models used in this device, or for the driver itself (you need to know the controller model unfortunately, though universal Vista compatible driver may be available.)

OR

- open its cover and accurately list in this thread all chip models soldered on it's PCB you manage to read, adding its open case close-up pics.

Not in Device Manager, that is why I searched for it on the web. I can find the driver to download at several sites but cnet and zdnet who I trust return an error page from Microsoft.com I tried searching Microsoft Download and come up with XP SP2 for a location for the driver but the site will not download this to a PC with Vista running.

I will take pictures of the chip set and PCB and post them later today.

I was in hopes that this box was a clone of DVB World USB box and would run their well supported software and documentation.

Thought maybe this issue may have come up for those using the DVB World USB box.

This QQ tuner looks like a box developed exclusively for CN market and later adapted for export to NA by a CN company having no access to NA sats signals, and possible to English Vista OS version.

Once you ID the USB controller soldered on its PCB, try to find its manufacturer on the web, and, hopefully, vu a la...you'll get your driver in several places. Whether out of lack or have found it, post the info and file here for others. Can you also post an archive of the small CD that comes with it or a link to it? You may want to amend your thread title, adding QQ Box name to it.

There is one VLSI chip the LME2510C that connects to the USB port.

The BlazeTV software and the LME driver are supplied on a mini cd.
verified LME driver is in windows/system32/drivers folder.

Their are two 34063 PRGJA chips.

All identified in attached Pics.

If anyone has a DVB World USB receiver, Please post Pics of PCB board for comparison.

Thank you

What's it frontend model - the NIM receiver's part number, where coax ends are connected?
What driver version do you have on the CD - does it match any of these
LME Drivers

? The 34063 chip sounds like a voltage converter & regulator controller to me.

The Sharp tuner has W in a circle 9711CA and F7HZ7395.

I did download a newer driver that was identified as a USB dongle driver.
Followed the instructions and placed the files in PrgoDVB/Modules and BlazeTV/Plugins folders.

Vista still reports Unknown USB Device.

Could not figure out how to change the thread name.