Once you have the rotor setup and locations stored in the rotors memory,
you can already control it with with the conf as it is:
S95.0W 99999 V 10750 t V W15 [E0 31 6B 0E] W20 [E0 31 6B 0E] W20 [E0 10
38 FC] W5 v
S95.0W 99999 H 10750 t V W15 [E0 31 6B 0E] W20 [E0 31 6B 0E] W20 [E0 10
38 FC] W5 V
S97.0W 99999 V 10750 t V W15 [E0 31 6B 0F] W20 [E0 31 6B 0F] W20 [E0 10
38 FC] W5 v
S97.0W 99999 H 10750 t V W15 [E0 31 6B 0F] W20 [E0 31 6B 0F] W20 [E0 10
38 FC] W5 V
S99.0W 99999 V 10750 t V W15 [E0 31 6B 10] W20 [E0 31 6B 10] W20 [E0 10
38 FC] W5 v
S99.0W 99999 H 10750 t V W15 [E0 31 6B 10] W20 [E0 31 6B 10] W20 [E0 10
38 FC] W5 V
But it's extreamly hard to set it up with out support for getting it to
those positions and then saving them to the rotor. For that you need
support for USALS. And then vdr would know to sent the rotor to 97w with
"S97.0W" from that entry. Also, better can tell you signal str when fine
tuning position and then store that location locally in the file instead
of relying on the rotor memory which is not the best thing to do. Some
STB's can also monitor the signal level when the rotor is close and
automaticly stop it at the best spot. AS well allow scanning tp's ether
by manual entry of each or with blind scan. There are a few new cards
that support hardware blind scan and as more cards use chips like the
Montage M88DS3000, more cards will support blind scanning. People don't
ask for blindscan support because up till now, there where only a couple
old cards that supported it.
On 1/23/2011 4:01 AM, Halim Sahin wrote:
Hi,
Sorry I don't like such requests where the step implementing this would
be the third step before doing the first one.
Afaik rotors are controlled by diseqc commands.
What about a flexible configuration and creation of diseqc.conf directly
in vdr?
Controlling a rotor would be the next step!
Just my two cents.
BR.
Halim
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