Knucker, what am I missing
Knucker, what am I missing
With the kind help of Steve, G8XPZ, we tested and proved working my Knucker, This was connected to his Portsdown software. Receive was confirmed as working as expected.
On returning home, I have connected to my Rasberry PI with the Ryde software but when I boot I get a lovely red screen with Source not Connected.
Is this what I should expect or am I missing some configureation somewhere?
The buttons on my converted front panel are working fine, bringing up all the menu's and OSD.
Many thanks in advance,
Neil.
On returning home, I have connected to my Rasberry PI with the Ryde software but when I boot I get a lovely red screen with Source not Connected.
Is this what I should expect or am I missing some configureation somewhere?
The buttons on my converted front panel are working fine, bringing up all the menu's and OSD.
Many thanks in advance,
Neil.
Re: Knucker, what am I missing
By way of an update, I have played around with the Portsdown software and have that running. I don't have a touch screen so I have used the remote web control, which works perfectly.
My next question. How do I know if the Knucker is being seen by the software.
Sorry for all the questions,
Neil.
My next question. How do I know if the Knucker is being seen by the software.
Sorry for all the questions,
Neil.
Re: Knucker, what am I missing
Hi Neil
Have you selected a DVB-T channel on your Ryde? The default channel is a DVB-S/S2 channel, so it will expect a MiniTiouner or Pico Tuner and show source not connected.
You need to go to one of the DVB-T channels and then wait for the firmware to be loaded into your Knucker. It should then start to work.
Dave
Have you selected a DVB-T channel on your Ryde? The default channel is a DVB-S/S2 channel, so it will expect a MiniTiouner or Pico Tuner and show source not connected.
You need to go to one of the DVB-T channels and then wait for the firmware to be loaded into your Knucker. It should then start to work.
Dave
Re: Knucker, what am I missing
Thanks Dave,
Following on from that, does that mean that the Knucker is the wrong tuner for Ryde?
It’s not a major issue as I want to go on to do the full Portsdown eventually.
Neil.
Following on from that, does that mean that the Knucker is the wrong tuner for Ryde?
It’s not a major issue as I want to go on to do the full Portsdown eventually.
Neil.
Re: Knucker, what am I missing
Hi Neil
If you want to receive DVB-T you need a Knucker tuner with the Ryde. If you want to receive DVB-S or DVB-S2, you need a MiniTiouner or PicoTuner (they both do S and S2).
Most of the ATV activity in the UK and on QO-100 is DVB-S2 or DVB-S. There has been some experimentation with DVB-T, but DVB-S2 has generally proven to be more robust and give better results.
So it all depends what you want to receive.....
Dave
If you want to receive DVB-T you need a Knucker tuner with the Ryde. If you want to receive DVB-S or DVB-S2, you need a MiniTiouner or PicoTuner (they both do S and S2).
Most of the ATV activity in the UK and on QO-100 is DVB-S2 or DVB-S. There has been some experimentation with DVB-T, but DVB-S2 has generally proven to be more robust and give better results.
So it all depends what you want to receive.....
Dave
Re: Knucker, what am I missing
Thanks Dave,
Yes it’s QO-100 that is my primary interest for this project, so I will put a Pico together and transfer it in.
Then transfer the Knucker to a Portsdown transceiver. Good to know that the Knucker works though.
Neil.
Yes it’s QO-100 that is my primary interest for this project, so I will put a Pico together and transfer it in.
Then transfer the Knucker to a Portsdown transceiver. Good to know that the Knucker works though.
Neil.