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Different many universal smart card readers, this Phoenix Smartmouse interface is used to encrypt the smart TV card, Which is inserted in your Dream box. It can also be use as a usb smart card reader to transfer the data between smart card and your personal computer. This smartmouse/phoenix card programmer has only 1 USB port. When you insert into the computer, the system will treat the smart card reader and programmer as COM interface after installing driver.

It is safe and easy to write. This card programmer supports 4 Crystal frequencies (3.579MHz, 6MHz, 8MHz and10MHz) all selectable via dip switches; both 3.3V and 5V card voltage and Phoenix/Smartmouse working mode. It's ideal for programming, reading or writing of every smartcard ISO 7816 Like BS TV tuner card,M2Card, Penta VR3 Card, KnotCard1&2, GammaCard,TitaniumCard, OposCard, DragonCard, Anacondacard, TitanCard, Tita'mCard2, T and many others.

Different from other phoenix programmers , this phoenix card programmer of an RS232 (Com Port) is not required .because this programmer comes with an embedded FTDI chipset that enables Com port emulation on XP,Vista, Windows 7 & Linux Operating Systems, in addition it will operate on any digital satellite receivers with USB that support FTDI chipset (e.g. Dreambox).Whilst software for reading/writing smartcards is not included any 3rd Party Software freely available on the internet that supports phoenix/smartmouse mode will work. There is no need any driver if you system is Linux, While Drivers for Windows XP and other major Operating Systems can be downloaded from here:
http://www.buydvb.net/download_center.html

Main features:
1.Dimension: 75x60x15mm
2.Weight: 36g
3.Cable connection: USB for power and data transfer.
4.Prog. Mode: Phoenix/Smartmouse
5.Power Mode: DC 3.3V/5V shiftable
6.Frequency: 3.579MHz / 6MHz / 8MHz / 10MHz shiftable

Specifications
1 USB port Phoenix card Programmer
5 Crystal frequencies(3.579MHz,6MHz,8MHz, 10MHz and 12MHz)
3.3V and 5V card voltage

This windows smart card reader has its own superior features than other products.

* Safe protection resistors are applied to carry a protection for card insertion. It will avoid some unnecessary damage.
* Routing of high impedance oscillator inputs to slide switch is bad practice and makes it susceptible to instability from noise (unlikely to be a problem in practice).
* Minimum a warning sticker has been provided after it has improved its technology.
*A user-configurable link for Phoenix/SmartMouse mode selection could have been accommodated with a little extra routing work.
* There is a supply decoupling for the smartcard to speak of , which makes you know every steps.
* The LED connection to pin 9 avoids loading the smartcard but means that only host commands are signaled