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  1. #21
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    Angry Spif223a-hf022

    I had another go at the adaptors I recently bought (see post #6). I modified the boards to be identical to the original working adaptor, shifting some jumpers and a capacitor and fitting the transistor. They still did not work.
    I did notice another difference though, and that was that the chip on the non-working boards is a SPIF233A-HF022 rather than -HL022 on the working board. Unfortunately I can't find any documentation to tell me if there is actually any functional difference between the two versions. It may just be Pb(lead) free vs non.

    TiVo Series3 TiVoHD x2

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    Are both PCB's marked as the 629A version?
    Please search this forum and our Website for your TiVo questions before starting a new thread. Thanks!

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    Both PCBs are marked "RXD-629" on the front and "SPIF223 IDE TO SATA" on the back.

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    I bought another SATA-IDE adaptor for a FreeNAS box, but I tested it in a TiVo and it works!
    "GK5882 IDE to SATA / SATA to IDE Converter Adapter 2 in 1", Ebay item #280794004780 from seller gogo21shop. Only US$2.72 including shipping!
    The chipset is marked only
    IDE/SATA
    00F

    Incidently the SunPlus adaptor I previously couldn't get to work in a TiVo works just fine in my FreeNAS box.

    TiVo Series3 TiVoHD x2

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    Thanks for the followup.

    Peter.
    Please search this forum and our Website for your TiVo questions before starting a new thread. Thanks!

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