DVB Products

The QBoxHD was the first Linux-based HD decoder with Enigma 2 middleware written in Python entirely developed by Duolabs and marketed from 2008 to 2012.

Among the features that made it unique at the time and never before introduced in a decoder were: an FPGA module for HD channel decoding, a 2.2" TFT display, a front capacitive touch panel, and an 802.11 b/g/n WiFi module.

General characteristics:

• STi7101 266Mhz CPU.
• 8MByte NOR Flash.
• 128MByte RAM Memory.
• Personal Video Recording via USB 2.0
• Channel Timeshift
• 3 Plug and Play Tuner Slots.
• WiFi Connection 802.11 b/g/n.
• 10/100 MBit Ethernet.
• 3 USB Ports.
• 1 HDMI Output.
• 1 RGB Output.
• 1 Component Output.
• 2 Scart Outputs.
• S/PDIF Output.
• 2 ISO Smartcard Readers.
• 2 Common Interface Slots.
• 1 RS-232 Debug Port.
• Supports 3.3 and 5.0 Volts Smartcards
• Embedded DuoCrypt CAS.
• Transport Stream Delayer.
• 220 Volts Power Supply.
• Cap-Sense Touch panel.
• 2.2 Inches LCD Display.

The QBoxHD Mini was the reduced-size version of its bigger brother, the QBoxHD. It was a Linux-based decoder with Enigma 2 middleware written in Python entirely developed by Duolabs and marketed from 2009 to 2012.

Among the features that made it unique at the time and never before introduced in a decoder were: an FPGA module for HD channel decoding, a 1.7" TFT display, and an 802.11 b/g/n WiFi module.

General characteristics:

• STi7101 266Mhz CPU.
• 8MByte NOR Flash.
• 128MByte RAM Memory.
• Personal Video Recording via USB 2.0
• Channel Timeshift
• 2 Plug and Play Tuner Slots.
• WiFi Connection 802.11 b/g/n.
• 10/100 MBit Ethernet.
• 3 USB Ports.
• 1 HDMI Output.
• 1 RGB Output.
• 1 Component Output.
• 2 Scart Outputs.
• S/PDIF Output.
• 2 ISO Smartcard Readers.
• 1 RS-232 Debug Port.
• Supports 3.3 and 5.0 Volts Smartcards
• Embedded DuoCrypt CAS.
• Transport Stream Delayer.
• 220 Volts Power Supply.
• Cap-Sense Touch panel.
• 1.7 Inches LCD Display.

The QBoxOne was the first decoder designed and marketed by Duolabs starting in 2006. Based on the Linux operating system with Enigma middleware written in Python, it represented Duolabs' official entry into the world of DVB decoders.

General characteristics:

• Linux OS - Kernel 2.6.17
• 250 MHz PowerPC processor
• 2 status LEDs
• Personal Video Recording via USB 2.0
• 1 Plug and Play Tuner Slot.
• 10/100 MBit Ethernet.
• 2 Scart Outputs.
• S/PDIF Output.
• 2 ISO Smartcard Readers.
• 1 RS-232 Debug Port.
• Supports 3.3 and 5.0 Volts Smartcards
• Embedded DuoCrypt CAS.
• Transport Stream Delayer.
• 12 Volts Power Supply.

The Cas Interface (entire series) was one of Duolabs' historically best-selling products, with over 800,000 units sold across 5 continents over 11 years from 2003 to 2014. The Cas Interface, with all its variants and updates, allowed the reprogramming of most CAM modules on the market and also functioned as a USB smart card reader/writer. The product achieved planetary success with many forums dedicated to Digital TV and ISO-7816 smart card programming. Many years later, many customers, mainly hobbyists, still contact us requesting information or updates that are no longer available.

Duolabs thanks all those who have supported this product over time with their contributions and experiences. We kindly ask you to respect the company's decision to discontinue updates since 2014 and not to contact us by phone for further information. Today the company's focus is on other markets. We trust in your understanding.

The Cas Interface was produced in the following versions:

• Cas Interface Parallel Port (the very first).
• Cas Interface 2 USB.
• Cas Interface 2 Plus.
• Cas Interface 3.
• Cas Interface 3 Plus.
• Cas Interface 4 - never publicly released.

The Diablo CAM, along with the Cas Interface, was one of Duolabs' historically best-selling products, with over 500,000 units sold across 5 continents over 8 years from 2005 to 2013. The CAM (Conditional Access Module) is a conditional access module that allows the decoding of DVB signals using the smart card housed in its internal reader. It can be used by inserting it into a Television or Decoder equipped with a Common Interface slot.

The Diablo CAM was produced in the following versions:

• Diablo CAM Light.
• Diablo CAM 2.
• Diablo CAM PRO (128 PIDs).

The Diablo CAM with connectivity was produced in the following versions:

• Diablo CAM LAN (Ethernet).
• Diablo CAM WiFi.
• Diablo CAM GSM.