Infineon TUA6030 driver available... =)
Hi,
You can find the configuration needed for this multi tuner on this page :
This tuner can do everything analog (PAL (including SECAM)/ NTSC / FM))
http://tanguy.ath.cx/index.php?q=SAA7130
Full PC-Basic SAA7130/TUA6030 card driver will follow soon (Graphics) when IR remote control will be configured correctly... GPIOs
Hope this code could be included in v4l kernel sources ! Cheers
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Am Dienstag, den 02.12.2008, 09:26 +0100 schrieb Tanguy Pruvot:
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Hi,
You can find the configuration needed for this multi tuner on this page :
This tuner can do everything analog (PAL (including SECAM)/ NTSC / FM))
http://tanguy.ath.cx/index.php?q=SAA7130
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Full PC-Basic SAA7130/TUA6030 card driver will follow soon (Graphics) when IR remote control will be configured correctly... GPIOs
Hope this code could be included in v4l kernel sources ! Cheers
These tuners have been seen at first on Hauppauge products as replacement for the Philips FM1216ME/I H-3 (MK-3) and a member of the video4linux-list in the UK had confirmation from Hauppauge's user support there, that they are compatible with the prior tuner=38.
This was for a MFPE05-2. (PE = PAL/Europe)
http://tuner.tcl.com/English/html/enewsproopen.asp?proname=107&url=product
I think a MFPE05-3-E was reported on some device too.
Since then this tuner is mapped to tuner=38 in media/video/tveeprom.c and is on several Hauppauge devices, but also on others. No complaints so far.
The layout of the tuner PCB of your MFPE05-2-E and the FM1216ME MK3 seems to be identical. The most visible difference is, that the on your tuner just unused tuner pins 7 and 8 are not present at the Philips at all. Means 12 against 14 visible tuner pins according to your photograph.
Else only the color of some of the coils differs and instead of TUA 6032 marked on the pll chip, on the pll used by Philips is only printed B2 and 230, but both have 38pins connected to the obviously same layout.
You might even have the same original EPCOS SAW filters, but your tuner will not support NTSC, needs different filter equipment. NTSC is covered by the MFNM05. (NM = NTSC N/M)
http://tuner.tcl.com/English/html/enewsproopen.asp?proname=108&url=product
This also causes the different bandswitch takeover frequencies.
On a first look at the main programming table all write and read bytes are identical up to every single bit. You can find the datasheet of the Philips FM1216ME MK3 we have these days at ivtvdriver.org.
http://dl.ivtvdriver.org/datasheets/tuners
If we find details not covered by tuner=38, you can get a new tuner entry, but the patch must be against recent v4l-dvb. The radio should be treated like on the other MK3 tuners in tuner-simple.c I guess. IIRC, we have reports for radio working well with port1=1, inactive, FM high sensitivity.
We would need a valid signed-off-by line from you as well.
Thanks, especially for the picture of the opened tuner. We did not have any further details previously. Just testing results and the Hauppauge hint.
Cheers,
Hermann
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Le mercredi 3 décembre 2008 à 00:15:27, vous écriviez :
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These tuners have been seen at first on Hauppauge products as replacement for the Philips FM1216ME/I H-3 (MK-3) and a member of the video4linux-list in the UK had confirmation from Hauppauge's user support there, that they are compatible with the prior tuner=38.
This was for a MFPE05-2. (PE = PAL/Europe)
http://tuner.tcl.com/English/html/enewsproopen.asp?proname=107&url=product
I think a MFPE05-3-E was reported on some device too.Since then this tuner is mapped to tuner=38 in
media/video/tveeprom.cand is on several Hauppauge devices, but also on others. No complaints so far.The layout of the tuner PCB of your MFPE05-2-E and the FM1216ME MK3 seems to be identical. The most visible difference is, that the on your tuner just unused tuner pins 7 and 8 are not present at the Philips at all. Means 12 against 14 visible tuner pins according to your photograph.
Else only the color of some of the coils differs and instead of TUA 6032 marked on the pll chip, on the pll used by Philips is only printed B2 and 230, but both have 38pins connected to the obviously same layout.
You might even have the same original EPCOS SAW filters, but your tuner will not support NTSC, needs different filter equipment. NTSC is covered by the MFNM05. (NM = NTSC N/M)
http://tuner.tcl.com/English/html/enewsproopen.asp?proname=108&url=product
This also causes the different bandswitch takeover frequencies.On a first look at the main programming table all write and read bytes are identical up to every single bit. You can find the datasheet of the Philips FM1216ME MK3 we have these days at ivtvdriver.org.
http://dl.ivtvdriver.org/datasheets/tunersIf we find details not covered by tuner=38, you can get a new tuner entry, but the patch must be against recent v4l-dvb. The radio should be treated like on the other MK3 tuners in
tuner-simple.cI guess. IIRC, we have reports for radio working well with port1=1, inactive, FM high sensitivity.
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We would need a valid signed-off-by line from you as well.
Thanks, especially for the picture of the opened tuner. We did not have any further details previously. Just testing results and the Hauppauge hint.
Cheers,
Hermann
Thanks for your help for tuners, i removed NTSC settings...
The default Philips settings doesn't work well, even it's working...
i updated tuner config to best values for TV by disabling AGC, set to external AGC (0x60) in Init Auxiliary Byte
cf. http://tanguy.ath.cx/index.php?q=SAA7130
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