Tevion fta 2005 software

The kit is intended for vehicles of those who are 'on the move', such as truckers and caravanners. As such, the ALD receiver can be powered by a small 12V 'wall wart' power supply, or plugged into a cigarette-lighter socket. The lightweight plastic 35cm off set dish and LNB assembles with relative ease; as supplied, the dish mounting plate is fixed to the dish.

To this is fitted the LNB boom and a choice of wall-mount or suction cup. Both are coupled to the dish, courtesy of a ball-and-socket arrangement that facilitates azimuth and elevation adjustment.

Once the satellite is found — included in the package is a compass and very basic in-line meter — the mount can be locked. There are no scales on the mount and although the compass can be used in conjunction with the table in the manual to determine azimuth, overall alignment is a trial-and-error affair. The wall-mount is ideal for permanent installations; removing the dish when it's not required is, however, simple enough.

A 10m length of co-ax is supplied, as is a useful flat-cable gadget that allows signals to be passed through closed windows. We're quite taken with the idea of the suction cup, which is suitable for temporary use.

It's intended for glossy surfaces, which will provide a tight seal. It helps if the surface area is moistened first. Simply place the cup on the surface, and push the lever down to lock it in position. Unfortunately, there's insufficient range in the ball-and-socket movement to facilitate placement on a window — it's designed for mounting on a horizontal surface, such as the roof of a car.

In any case, the instructions recommend that the suction pad is not used on glass surfaces. When the weather is good, this ad hoc mounting arrangement works well — but be careful on windy days.

With the exception of the LNB clamp, which is fastened with an M4 screw, the dish is held together with thumbwheels and can assembled and disassembled quickly. Clearly, the circuit works harder when providing 18V, something that may also explain the trouble we had receiving horizontal channels. The cheap switch-mode power supply is rated at 12V, 1. In other words, the power supply is maxed out when horizontal channels are being viewed.

If there are plans to use this dish with a DiSEqC motor, we would be tempted to replace the power supply with one rated at 3A or more. Note that with a 2A power supply, horizontal channel problems were still experienced. Anyone had success with other programs? Any help would be most greatly appreciated. Thanks, 2xJ. Last edited by a moderator: May 1, Jim, Many thanks.

Do you have an email address I could contact you at? Incidentally, I have found my disc. It was buried with some really old software for some reason. So I think I'll make an. ISO just in case this happens again, and also if anyone loses their copy of the Tevion driver disc, please let me know here.

I'm going to pick one up and see what it can do for me Tevion stuff is good tho.. I like that. This card works well with Pinnacle Studio I'll have to give that software a shot, I've mostly been working with the Arcsoft software and Adobe Audition. I ironically lost my Install CD as well. Is there a way you can send me the files needed to make a cd so I can install it on my computer? I would greatly appreciate it. I also have the tevion dvd maker. No sound. I was able to get the sound to work on the computer finally SEems like others have had this problem, someone must have figured it out???

Thanks for the help. When I lost my cd and didn't think I was going to get a copy from anyone, I obtained a copy of Pinnacal Studio Ironically, I just found the Tevion install cd today. Since I am seeing everyone having so much trouble with the cd software I am glad I didn't install it when I first got it. Try and get a copy of Studio 10 from somewhere. I think the edition of Studio is around Studio 12 or Studio 13 so you can pick up Studio 10 at a discount pretty much anywhere.

Hope that helps. Let me know. Nice find.. I wonder if any freeware pinnacle like software will work as well? Are you using the capture function?