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Ethernet?
TiVoNET
- access your TiVo over a network
- get the daily updates over ISPs
- Access the TiVo file system
*Bad News – no longer for sale but, you can still build it
Build Your Our NIC adapter. Use a 3com 3c503 card with this
Parts
1 Lattice GAL www.future.ca ISPLSI1016-80LJ
3 74LCX245 bus xcvr www.digikey.com TC74LCX245FW-ND
1 ISA connector " S1020-ND
1 .050 60 pos (PCI) " S06019-578-ND
2 green LED " 160-1173-1
1 680 resistor " P680ACT-ND
1 470 resistor " P470ACT-ND
1 22K resistor " P22KACT-ND
2 4.7K resistor " P4.7KACT-ND
2 10uF tantalum cap " P2038ND
8 100nf ceramic cap " PCC1812CT-ND
1 10nf ceramic cap " PCC103BNCT-ND Placement of Parts - refer to TiVo PPT in downloadable file here TurboNET
- 100baseTX Ethernet NIC for TiVo
- Stand Alone TiVo's and DirecTiVo
- 3.3volt - Motherboard powered
- Footprint for JTAG connector
Enable NET
Because 3.0 includes the drivers for both TivoNet & TurboNet, you will need to enable them by using a dialing prefix code in your dialing options on your Tivo™. This assumes you
have your TivoNet or TurboNet installed, connected to your LAN, and have a DHCP server running on your network.
- Go to Tivo Central™, Messages & Setup, Recorder & Phone Setup, Phone Connection, Change Dialing Options, Set Dial Prefix
- Enter the dial prefix of: ,#401 (On your remote that's [PAUSE][ENTER]401)
- Accept the settings and allow the Tivo™ to make a test call. This should succeed if it does not, reboot your Tivo™ and try a test call again.
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