I am using mythtv and here is the sequence of commands:
Without repeat:
DiSEqCDevTree: Changing LNB voltage to 13V
DiSEqCDevTree: Rotor - Goto Stored Position 2
DiSEqCDevTree: Sending DiSEqC Command: e0 31 6b 2
DiSEqCDevTree: Changing to DiSEqC switch port 1/4
DiSEqCDevTree: Sending DiSEqC Command: e0 10 38 f0
With repeat:
DiSEqCDevTree: Changing LNB voltage to 13V
DiSEqCDevTree: Rotor - Goto Stored Position 2
DiSEqCDevTree: Sending DiSEqC Command: e0 31 6b 2
DiSEqCDevTree: Changing to DiSEqC switch port 1/4
DiSEqCDevTree: Sending DiSEqC Command: e0 10 38 f0
DiSEqCDevTree: Repeat DiSEqC Command: e1 10 38 f0
----- Original Message ----
From: Manu Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Simeon Simeonov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: linux-dvb@linuxtv.org
Sent: Sunday, March 2, 2008 2:38:51 PM
Subject: Re: [linux-dvb] STB0899 users, please verify results was Re: TechniSat
SkyStar HD: Problems scaning and zaping
Simeon Simeonov wrote:
> Hi Manu,
>
> I am attaching two gzipped logs. They are supposed to tune to the same
> frequency using the tip
> of Mantis tree. The difference between the two are that in the GOOD log no
> repeat command is used
> and in the BAD log one repeat for the switch is issued. The initial position
> of my rotor is about 20 deg
> east from the target rotor position.
> Using the tunning without the repeats the rotor goes all the way through and
> tunes successfully - GOOD log.
> When repeat command is included in the diseqc sequence the rotor goes about
> 10 degrees to the west and stops as if it has reached the desired position.
> The BAD log corresponds to that.
> When I tried to move to any other rotor stored position I find that that all
> of the memorized in the rotor positions are shifted. My guess is that for
> some reason the rotor stops, stores current position as the target one and
> then
> re-calculates all of them. But I do not see anything like that in the log
> file. The only thing I see is that
> after the third byte in the diseqc repeat command fifo get full and
> sending the next byte has to
> wait for one cycle.
> The same sequences work just fine with my 102g card and the v4l
> drivers.
Can you please try to get the DiSEqC strings that you are sending
(from the application) in these 2 cases ?
* Without repeat
* With repeat
Regards,
Manu
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