Hi,
Can you tell me how did you get the remote control working. I'm not sure, but the remote control of the DTV2000H should be the same as the DTV1000T card. In my case, the remote control is note recognized by the cx88 modules.
Thank you in advance for you help.
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De : Malcolm V <farkit (AT) iinet (DOT) net.au>
: Linux and Kernel Video <video4linux-list (AT) redhat (DOT) com>
E le : Mardi, 9 Mai 2006, 4h01mn 15s
: Leadtek DTV2000H, what next?
Hi,
I've only been on this list for a few days. Using the cx88 modules, I now
have a mostly working DTV2000. PAL tv, dvb-t and the remote are working fine,
the radio device is created but always returns a signal strength of 0 (
something to do with the tda9887 stuff I think ).
What do I need to do next to get this card properly supported in v4l?
Cheers,
Malcolm V.

Tuesday 09 May 2006 23:29, Paul Muadib allegedly wrote:
Hi,

Can you tell me how did you get the remote control working. I'm not sure,
but the remote control of the DTV2000H should be the same as the DTV1000T
card. In my case, the remote control is note recognized by the cx88
modules.

Hi,
The short answer is modify cx88-input.c by adding one line directly above
the below line (line 176 of the mercurial source I think)
case

add:
case CX88_BARD_WINFAST_DTV1000:

so it looks like

case CX88_BARD_WINFAST_DTV1000:
case

make sure the cx88xx modules is loaded with the option ir_debug=1

When the module is loaded, there should be another event device created
in /dev/input.

You should be able to watch dmesg and see something when you press a key on
the remote;
watch -n 2 "dmesg | tail -n 20"

Something like:
cx88[0] IR: irq gpio=0x17204 code=0 | poll

Some notes:

If the dmesg messages have only 1 byte values (eg gpio=0xAA) you need to put
the cx88 gpios into full 32 bit mode. The code in cx88-cards.c does this for
the winfast2000xp by setting the gpio3 value to 0x0200000 (ie setting bit 25
high). in the inputs section.

NTE: Setting this mode should probably be done as some sort of card
initialization.

I initially created a whole new case statement in cx88-inputs.c and used the
empty keycodes,
ir_codes = ir_codes_empty;
so as not to send stray keypresses whilst testing the remote.

My remote is marked with what I assume is a part/model number, Y0400052, on
the front in the lower right corner. It has 49 keys, the keymap for the
2000XP has only (~)34 keys, so I actually created another keymap, but I
think they can be merged.

Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Malcolm V.