Elonex Artisan Drivers
Download Elonex Artisan FrontPanel Display Drivers
(700kB)
These are the drivers for the Symphony front panel LED display.
(Note when installing this driver, be sure to enter your machine name in
uppercase. This will be displayed on the frontpanel. Max length is 7 characters,
so ARTISAN just fits) This driver is compatible with 32 bit Windows (MCE &
Vista)
You can change the name post-installation by editing
the registry entry that saves the name:
(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\FIC\MICROP\0.0\title string).
- credit to ebuyer forum contributor "Lunk" for posting this
http://forums.ebuyer.com/showthread.php?p=163126
Download VolumeTracker.exe – Control SPDIF (digital volume) on MCE Remote
(37kB)
You probably only need this if you are using the original FIC motherboard, later
motherboards will control both the analog and the digital outputs using
the same volume control. (This is not needed for Vista)
Download SONICENCODERS.MSI (1.5MB)
These are needed for enabling DVD creation within Media Centre Edition 2005
Audio: Realtek
Keyboard: BTC 9019 URF
Download from BTC Drivers site
(Works with Vista and MCE)
Intel Chipset Drivers
Download Intel Chipset Drivers (1.6 MB)
(Not needed for Vista as far as I know)
Graphics: ATI Radeon 300SE
Original Artisan LX had a either:
150MCE (single analog) or 500MCE (twin analog) or
Digital Nova-T Hauppauge TV Capture card
Hauppauge TV Capture PVR Drivers
Backup of Elonex BIOS for P4M-915G
motherboard
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Elonex
Artisan Pictures
Manuals (supplied by Elonex)
Hardware:
Elonex Artisan Guide.pdf
(15 MB)
Plenty of information about installing all the components inside your Artisan
case with plenty of pictures of the internals
Software: Media Center 2005 Manual.pdf (11 MB)
How to use Media Centre - Elonex created
Useful links to Artisan Information
Forum Threads
Building a system from an Elonex/Advent Bare bones chassis
http://forums.ebuyer.com/showthread.php?t=665
Huge number of comments on review / using / managing an Artisan
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=180892
Both of the above are good forums for searching for Artisan information