Feature #5466: Dish motor to 0 - Tvheadend

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Feature #5466

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Dish motor to 0

Added by Vlad Lanetz over 6 years ago. Updated over 6 years ago.

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999

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2018-12-29

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Sat receivers have a function to send dish motor to 0. Could you add the same function to tvheadend?

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Vlad Lanetz, 2018-12-30 20:43

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Updated by Jaroslav Kysela over 6 years ago

What's the exact function of this? Park the rotor to 0 when idle?

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Updated by Pablo R. over 6 years ago

Jaroslav Kysela wrote:

What's the exact function of this? Park the rotor to 0 when idle?

I wonder if what he wants is a button to do it manually.

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Updated by Vlad Lanetz over 6 years ago

Pablo R. wrote:

I wonder if what he wants is a button to do it manually.

That's right. I'm talking about a button that could send the motor to 0.

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Updated by saen acro over 6 years ago

Isn't better to sent this command when service start/restart also?

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Updated by Zero Zero over 6 years ago

saen acro wrote:

Isn't better to sent this command when service start/restart also?

In my opinion the button will be more convenient

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Updated by Pablo R. over 6 years ago

Zero Zero wrote:

saen acro wrote:

Isn't better to sent this command when service start/restart also?

In my opinion the button will be more convenient

Anyway what is the need, I am curious... Align the dish? Cleaning?

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Updated by Vlad Lanetz over 6 years ago

File sat.jpg sat.jpg added

Pablo R. wrote:

Zero Zero wrote:

saen acro wrote:

Isn't better to sent this command when service start/restart also?

In my opinion the button will be more convenient

Anyway what is the need, I am curious... Align the dish? Cleaning?

Sometimes the motor does not reach the position. Sending it to 0 helps, and after the motor goes to the desired position normally.

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Updated by Shaun Schembri over 6 years ago

Yes many times my rotor "get confused" and thinks it is at a position when its actually at another. Re sending it to zero on an enigma2 usually solves the problem. It would be handy to have something similar in tvheadend as well.

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