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Posted 19 August 2011 - 18:11
New beta images are online and the (update) feed is available.
What should it do:
With these set of config settings you can control your TV <--> AV receiver <--> ET9k, for both ways or directly between your TV and receiver, TV <--> ET9k.
What should happen is:
- TV goes on of you turn on your TV
- TV switches to the correct input channel
- With your TV remote you can controll the STB
- TV goes off when you turn off your STB
- STB goes on when you turn on the TV, and the correct HDMI input will be selected
- With your TV remote you can controll your STB
- STB goes off when you turn off your TV
Let us know how it works at your place.
for example the OSD name, should be 'hostname'.
How to log your box?
open a telnet session towards your STB.
login at your STB
type "init 4" (without quotes)
start enigma manual, so type "enigma2" (without quotes)
in your telnetscherm you will see sroll all command's
on the Glassfibre 1GB DVB-C...
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Posted 20 August 2011 - 07:22
Amp : Denon AVR 1910
ET9k
- TV goes on of you turn on your TV : if you meant when you turn STB ON, then no it is not working (i suspect it is because you broadcats a Pana cec manufacturer code, as it was working before when I was sending 0x04)
- TV switches to the correct input channel : no
- With your TV remote you can controll the STB : no
- TV goes off when you turn off your STB : yes
- STB goes on when you turn on the TV, and the correct HDMI input will be selected : yes
- With your TV remote you can controll your STB : no
- STB goes off when you turn off your TV : untested
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Posted 20 August 2011 - 13:25
STB: ET9K
AV: Yamaha TX-V467 On HDMI1
Connection Is ET9K <= HDMI => Yamaha <= HDMI => Panasonic TV
TV goes on of you turn on your TV
=> YES
TV switches to the correct input channel
=> YES (Result is probably useless, because the TV switcches always to HDMI1 caused by the "Panasonic Hotel Mode")
With your TV remote you can controll the STB
=>YES
TV goes off when you turn off your STB
=>YES
STB goes on when you turn on the TV, and the correct HDMI input will be selected
=> YES (Result is prbably useless, because the TV switcches always to HDMI1 caused by the "Panasonic Hotel Mode")
With your TV remote you can controll your STB
=> YES
STB goes off when you turn off your TV
=> YES
Everything works fine!. Displayed Hostname ist "CEC/HDMI1"
But Deep-Standby seems to be completly unsupported.
- TV stays OFF when starting from Deep-Standby
- TV Remains ON when shutting down the box directly to Deep Standby
Phantastic Job done! :-)))
Kind Regards
Klaus
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Posted 21 August 2011 - 14:19
my STB is ET9000 , and TV is Sony Bravia EX710
- TV goes on of you turn on your TV ( YES )
- TV switches to the correct input channel ( YES )
- With your TV remote you can controll the STB ( YES )
- TV goes off when you turn off your STB ( YES )
- STB goes on when you turn on the TV, and the correct HDMI input will be selected ( NO )
- With your TV remote you can controll your STB ( YES )
- STB goes off when you turn off your TV ( YES )
for example the OSD name, should be 'hostname'. ( ET9000 )
thank you .
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Posted 21 August 2011 - 16:19
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Posted 21 August 2011 - 21:49
- STB goes on when you turn on the TV, and the correct HDMI input will be selected [color=#ff0000][b]( NO )
By default, you need to select the correct input on the tv, after which the et will wakeup.
you need to tweak the wakeup signal setting if you want different behaviour.
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Posted 22 August 2011 - 00:11
i'm here only to report about hdmi-cec with my tv and the ET , may be is the problem only with sony TV but in ct-forum ( dispatcher ) has the same problem with sharp tv .
for me it's not problem when the stb don't go on when i switch on my tv , more important is that stb go off when the tv go auto off and that's GOOOOD .
Congratulation for yous Work !!
thank you .
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Posted 22 August 2011 - 07:20
As mentioned above, HDMI-CEC does not work out of deep-standby. This is not surprising, since there is nothing running in deep standby.
Now my question: Is it possible to send the wakeup-signal via HDMI-CEC to the TV without using the remote. In this Case, it should be fairly easy to switch on the TV e.g. within the Elektro-Plugin, when a manual startup is detected. This would be a perfect solution for me to use this functionality out of deep-standby.
Thanks & kind regards
Klaus
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Posted 22 August 2011 - 10:18
This is why I suggested the Elektro-Plugin (as an example). This plugin already tries to distinct between a manual an a timer wakeup and does a good job, if the box is able to catch the right system-time via NTP.[...]
I just think it's not a good idea to wakeup the tv by default when coming out of deep sleep (note you cannot see any difference between manual startup or reboot because of power outage)
Kind regards
Klaus
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Posted 22 August 2011 - 10:21
But that's easy as that difference can be made by reading /proc/stb/fp/was_timer_wakeup.This plugin already tries to distinct between a manual an a timer wakeup and does a good job
After the box has come out of deep-standby it takes 2 key presses on the power button to wakeup the television. Not a perfect solution, but it will do in practice, I hope.
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