43 replies to this topic

[antonioabb]

Hi. In the deep standby mode, the clock is wrong.
It is two hours behind the actual time. how do I fix? Climb the last OpenPLi

[Pr2]

And on which box?

[Erik Slagter]

How do you check that, while the receiver is "in" deep standby mode (= off)?

[nietgiftig]

How do you check that, while the receiver is "in" deep standby mode (= off)?

 

I don't have the problem, but with my box you can see the time in the display on the box while in deep sleep.

[betacentauri]

Which box shows time in deep standby? Not your et9000.

[Dimitrij]

Which box shows time in deep standby? Not your et9000.

rtc time works for formuler and vu+.

I know for sure.

[antonioabb]

And on which box?

Zgemma star h2

[goldeneye]

Zgemma star h2 is not supported by OpenPli! It runs on a patched OpenPli and the builders 'ommited' to tell it is 'based on OpenPli'. You will have to contact your supplier instead..

[Erik Slagter]

IIRC none of the stb's have a real RTC, the time is fetched from the first transponder. My stb's only show a correct time if a cable is connected.

[Rob van der Does]

None of my boxes has an RTC.

[Dimitrij]

None of my boxes has an RTC.

rtc time works for vu+.

need enigma2-plugin-systemplugins-systemtime_1.2

[Rob van der Does]

None of my boxes, including the VU's, has an RTC. When you look at the bootlog you can see that: Linux tries to get the time from the RTC, but there is none.

PS: An RTC is a clock that will always keep time, even when the box is not powered. The frontpanel only has a 'ticker': as long as the box is not in deep-sleep, it will count 'ticks'.
You can also see that when shutting down the box while a timer is active: next activation 'time' is being sent to the frontpanel (actually 'wake up after xxx ticks').

Edited by Rob van der Does, 9 June 2015 - 06:59.

[Dimitrij]

I personally checked on duo2 and formuler1, everything works fine.

[antonioabb]

no,openPli on zgemma star h2 and cloudibox 3 work!!!! but clock is bug in deep standby

[Rob van der Does]

I personally checked on duo2 and formuler1, everything works fine.

What did you check and what works fine?
If it's about getting the correct time after a deep-sleep, either from the transponder or from Internet: indeed, that works fine (as it does on all my boxes).
But that has nothing to do with the absence of an RTC.

[Robinson]

Anyway, Zgemma star h2 is not supported by OpenPLi and there is no need to discuss a possible clock error unless some similar error exists in supported boxes.

[Dimitrij]

 

I personally checked on duo2 and formuler1, everything works fine.

What did you check and what works fine?
If it's about getting the correct time after a deep-sleep, either from the transponder or from Internet: indeed, that works fine (as it does on all my boxes).
But that has nothing to do with the absence of an RTC.

 

install enigma2-plugin-systemplugins-systemtime

 

remove Internet network

 

open plugin:

disable transponder time

enable rtc time

 

goto deep standby

boot box

[antonioabb]

Anyway, Zgemma star h2 is not supported by OpenPLi and there is no need to discuss a possible clock error unless some similar error exists in supported boxes.

perfect image works well except on schedule

[Rob van der Does]

I can't find the option 'enable rtc time'.

[Dimitrij]

I can't find the option 'enable rtc time'.

"Use RTC time from deep standby" yes/no

		if fileExists("/proc/stb/fp/rtc") and not getBoxType().startswith('et'):