Tuner code 0x71 for Hauppauge PVR-150 (pvrxxx)

[Simon Thoustrup]

usleepless at gmail.com wrote:
>> It takes a lot longer to load the cxm module now, but I still get:
>>
>> kernel: cxm0: <Conexant iTVC16 MPEG Coder> mem 0xd0000000-0xd3ffffff irq
>> 9 at device 13.0 on pci0
>> kernel: cxm_iic0: <Conexant iTVC15 / iTVC16 I2C controller> on cxm0
>> kernel: iicbb0: <I2C bit-banging driver> on cxm_iic0
>> kernel: iicbus0: <Philips I2C bus> on iicbb0 master-only
>> kernel: tuner code 113
>> kernel: tuner_type = 20
>> kernel: cxm0: TCL 2002N-6A tuner
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: loaded /lib/modules/v4l-cx25840.fw firmware
>> (16382 bytes)
>> kernel: <2>cxm debug 0-0000: decoder set input (0)
>> kernel: <2>cxm debug 0-0000: now setting Tuner input
>> kernel: <2>cxm debug 0-0000: set audio input (0)
>> kernel: <2>cxm debug 0-0000: set audio input (0)
>> kernel: cxm0: Eeprom PAL
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000: switching to v4l2
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000: configure for: PAL-BG
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000: writing: b=0xd4 c=0x70 e=0x09
>> kernel: could not start iic bus
>> kernel: probed 54
>> kernel: probed 136
>> kernel: probed 160
>> kernel: probed 194
>> kernel: probed 224
>> kernel: probed 226
>> kernel: probed 228
>> kernel: probed 230
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000: i2c i/o error: rc == 2 (should be 4)
>> kernel: read error
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000: i2c i/o error: rc == -597317209 (should be 1)
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000: read: 0x 0
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000:   after power on : no
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000:   afc            : - 12.5 kHz
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000:   fmif level     : low
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000:   afc window     : out
>> kernel: <2>tda 0-0000:   vfi level      : low
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Video signal:              not present
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Detected format:           NTSC-M
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Detected audio mode:       forced mode
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Detected audio standard:   forced audio standard
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Audio muted:               no
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Audio microcontroller:     running
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Configured audio standard: A2-BG
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Configured audio mode:     undefined
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Specified standard:        PAL-BDGHI
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Specified input:           Tuner
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Specified audio input:     Tuner
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Specified audioclock freq: 48 kHz
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Preferred audio mode:      stereo
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Selected 65 MHz format:    system DK
>> kernel: <2>cxm 0-0000: Selected 45 MHz format:    chroma
>> kernel: cxm0: [GIANT-LOCKED]
>> bsd kernel: cxm0: encoder firmware version 0x2050032
>>
>> - and still the same error messages when trying pvr250-setchannel:
>>
>> ioctl( tfd, BT848_GAUDIO ) failed.: Device not configured
>> ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETTYPE ) failed.: Invalid argument
> 
> what are the exact parameters you are supplying to pvr250-setchannel?
# pvr250-setchannel -a on -m 4 231.25
ioctl( tfd, BT848_GAUDIO ) failed.: Device not configured
ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETTYPE ) failed.: Invalid argument

# pvr250-setchannel -m 4 231.25
ioctl( tfd, BT848_GAUDIO ) failed.: Device not configured
ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETTYPE ) failed.: Invalid argument

# pvr250-setchannel 231.25
ioctl( tfd, BT848_GAUDIO ) failed.: Device not configured


# pvr250-setchannel -a on -m 4 11
ioctl( tfd, BT848_GAUDIO ) failed.: Device not configured
ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETTYPE ) failed.: Invalid argument
ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETCHNL ) failed.: Invalid argument

# pvr250-setchannel -m 4 11
ioctl( tfd, BT848_GAUDIO ) failed.: Device not configured
ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETTYPE ) failed.: Invalid argument
ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETCHNL ) failed.: Invalid argument

# pvr250-setchannel 11
ioctl( tfd, BT848_GAUDIO ) failed.: Device not configured
ioctl( tfd, TVTUNER_SETCHNL ) failed.: Invalid argument

As Dan also points out in his mail, I didn't expect pvr250-setchannel to 
work as it should with the i2c bus not starting correctly, but tried it 
out in case it was just a "print-error"/warning..


Regards,
Simon