[linux-dvb] stv0299: explanation of 08 and 0c registers [rev 2.3]

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On Wednesday 20 July 2005 01:55, Jeremy Hall wrote:
> In the new year, Johannes Stezenbach wrote:
> > Jeremy Hall wrote:
> > > I am looking at some code that attempts to change the voltage within
> > > 8ms.  I recently swapped
> >
> > The registers are described in the stv0299 data sheet, but that
> > alone doesn't help you because you need to know the circuit around
> > the stv0299 to set them. This should be specifed in the frontend
> > (tin box) data sheet.
>
> What does the "tin box" datasheet mean?

You need a seperate manual for the tinbox on the card as well as the frontend 
manual. It tells you the specifics that the particular manufacturer has used 
in construction of the tinbox - e.g. what GPIOs are used to control the 
analogue frequency-dependant circuitry.

What is the manufacturer's details on the tin box? I might have the doc lying 
about...

> I'm used to seeing datasheets that say:
>
> In order to set the voltage, set the following registers under the
> following constraints and here's what the bits mean.

Hmm, it seems very rare to get that - in my experience anyway :( Hence the 
multimeter comment.

> Are you willing to help me debug this?

I'll try and help as well if you want.




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