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[vdr] Re: motorised disk



Hallo,

my rotor is also working on my rev 1.3 and my Nexus-S. But some users
have reported about problems, when switched to vertical polarization and
trying to drive the motor. How long is your cable from the dvb-card to
the motor? When your card can't supply enough power for rotating the
dish, then only commands like store, recalc, ... would work. (You wrote
about some recalculation)

Thomas



> I did some further tests, and it is evident that the card is
> cutting power
> to the rotor.
>
> Does anyone knwo some small tweak I can use to de-sensitise
> the current
> sensing loop - and allow it to give me a little more ?
>

>
> > On Sunday 15 February 2004 13:20, Conrad Micallef wrote:
> > > I have been following the discussion before on setting up
> a motorised
> dish
> > > but I was unsuccessful with my attempt.
> > >
> > > I am using a Technotrend PCI card rev 1.3 - and I cannot
> get diseqc
> rotor
> > > to work properly.
> > >
> > > My setup is a SG-2100 rotor.
> > >
> > > From the nokia 9600 I can manually go to the setup and change disk
> position
> > > - i was hoping that setting up vdr would give me easier
> rotation, but
> after
> > > setting proper diseqc.conf and enabling diseqc and using
> rotor 0.5 the
> dish
> > > does not move, but actually when reconnecting it back to
> the nokia, it
> > > seems to have done some recalculate automatically, and I
> have to give it
> > > goto 0 and re-align it from the remote control.
> > >
> > > Any ideas ?
> > >
> > > is the rev 1.3 perhaps too old to support diseqc motors ?
> - it heats up
> > > quite a lot !!
> >
> > Works nicely here with a Hauppauge (Technotrend) 1.3, a
> Stab HH-120 rotor
> and
> > vdr-1.3.4.
> > Check your settings (diseqc.conf, rotor-plugin, LNB) again!
> > As my dish is sufficiently well alligned to the south I
> position directly
> via
> > the "goto xy". Make also sure, that the settings for your
> location in the
> > rotor plugin are correct. Entries  for longitude and
> lattitude are thought
> of
> > having 1 figure after the decimal point e.g my longitude
> here is 9.2 -> 92
> > and my lattitude here is 48.08 -> 481.
> >
> > Gerd Arlitt
> >
> >
> >
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