D-Module description:

Based on Duolabs technology D-Module is a fully programmable PCMCIA module dedicated to DVB compliant STB-CI applications known as CAM (Conditional Access Module). D-Module is designed to give maximum flexibility and power for developers all combined with high security features to enhance the possibility to host a secure CAS.

Why D-Module?

D-Module is uniquely designed, as product that differs from others in that it allows you the fully customize your design thanks to the flexible structure of the internal FPGA. All the known CAM modules in the market are based on an ASIC design in order to reduce the costs of each single device but sensibly reducing the customizable features and disclosing sensitive information about the eventual CAS and its structure and disclosing security information.

Description CAS 2+

Yet again Duolabs strike back with another ground breaking device. The CAS INTERFACE 2+Plus.

The new Cas Interface 2+Plus is based on Cas Interface 3 technology giving much more features than the old Cas Interface 2 for Cam programming.
Cas Interface 2+Plus was born to give the user a low-cost C.A.M. programmer and browser.
This new release offers very advanced technical features. Unlike the CAS Interface 2, the CAS Interface 2+Plus can fully manage PCMCIA connectors and easily connect external additional modules.
However, the most interesting feature is the possibility of being able to emulate the PCMCIA port of a Common Interface (EN50221) receiver and thus use a Cam directly as if it were inserted in a receiver.
Consequently the CAS Interface 2+Plus can also be used by professionals to test a CAM (Conditional Access Module) without inserting it in a receiver.

All features are explained in the User Manual available to download from our site.

The CAS Interface 2+Plus will be available through our official distributors and via our online shop.

The Kit supplied with CAS Interface 2+Plus comprises of:

• 1 CAS Interface 2+Plus device
• 1 20-Pin female cable, length 30 cm
• 1 J-Card
• 1 Dummy Card
• 1 Extra Adaptor for Dummy Card (only on first versions)

Technical Information:

• USB Full Speed connection at 12 Mbit
• 20 Pin External Connector
• Internal Clock Speed 48Mhz
• No need for external power supply
• Full PCMCIA connector support
• Full support for next generation Wireless devices
• CAS Studio user friendly GUI

On the ground features:

Supported Common Access Modules (CAM):

• Diablo CAM. Cas Interface 3 together with Cas Interface 2 are the only programmers which are supporting the Diablo CAM Light, Diablo CAM Wireless and Diablo CAM WiFi programming. The programming for this device is very quick and reliable. Simply insert the CAM in the Cas Interface and choose the file you want to load in.

• Magic Cam, Matrix Cam, Matrix Revolution, Matrix Reloaded, Matrix Reborn, and all CAMs based on SIDSA chipsets, which can be managed directly by means of a PCMCIA connector. For a full list of supported modules, open the Graphics Menu of Cas Studio. Remember to download the latest release from our web site.
Thanks to the High Speed internal clock Cas Interface 3 is around 4 times faster than Cas Interface 2. Most of software routines for Flash writing have been rewritten.

• Joker Cam, Zeta Cam and substantially all CAM modules based on NEOTION chipsets. These modules can be programmed and repaired using a J-Card. For a full list of supported modules, open the Graphics Menu of Cas Studio. Remember to download the latest release from www.duolabs.com.

• Dragon Cam. It is possible to program any version by inserting the Dragon Cam into Cas Interface 3 and using a Dummy Card. This mode eliminates the need of inserting the Dragon Cam into a receiver, which can sometimes damage the CAMs besides being unpractical. It is also possible to repair faulty Dragon Cams if they fail to initialize due to a faulty Flash Memory. To do so, it is sufficient to open the module and connect a few wires, following a procedure that can be easily implemented even by less expert users.
Special thanks goes to Dream Multimedia for their support and patience.

• X-Cam, with ANGEL and ORION chipsets, standard and premium version. It is possible to program any version by inserting the X-Cam into Cas Interface 3 and using a Dummy Card. This mode eliminates the need of inserting the X-Cam into the receiver, which can sometimes damage the CAMs besides being unpractical. It is also possible to repair faulty X-Cams if they fail to initialize due to a faulty Flash Memory. In this case it is necessary to open the module and connect a few wires, following a procedure that can be easily implemented even by less expert users.
Special thanks goes to X-Crypt for their support.

• GigaCAM with Smit chipsets. This is one of the most recent adds to the CAM programming.