#ifndef __STANDARD_H__ #define __STANDARD_H__ #include "type.h" #include "user.h" #include "error.h" #include "register.h" #include "variable.h" #include "version.h" #if User_USE_DRIVER #include #include "iocontrol.h" #endif /** * Send the command to device. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param command the command to be send. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param processor The processor of specified register. Because each chip * has two processor so user have to specify the processor. The * possible values are Processor_LINK and Processor_OFDM. * @param writeBufferLength the number of registers to be write. * @param writeBuffer a byte array which is used to store values to be write. * @param readBufferLength the number of registers to be read. * @param readBuffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_sendCommand ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, OUT Word command, IN Byte chip, IN Processor processor, IN Dword writeBufferLength, IN Byte* writeBuffer, IN Dword readBufferLength, OUT Byte* readBuffer ); /** * Program the bandwidth related parameters to demodulator. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. NOTE: When the architecture is set to Architecture_DCA * this parameter is regard as don't care. * @param bandwidth DVB channel bandwidth in MHz. The possible values * are 5, 6, 7, and 8 (MHz). * @param adcFrequency The value of desire internal ADC frequency (Hz). * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_selectBandwidth ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Word bandwidth, /** KHz */ IN Dword adcFrequency /** Hz, ex: 20480000 */ ); /** * Set frequency. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param frequency The desired frequency. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, other non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_setFrequency ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Dword frequency ); /** * Load firmware to device * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @firmwareCodes pointer to fw binary. * @firmwareSegments pointer to fw segments. * @firmwarePartitions pointer to fw partition. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_loadFirmware ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte* firmwareCodes, IN Segment* firmwareSegments, IN Byte* firmwarePartitions ); /** * Load initial script to device * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @streamType current stream type (useless for Ganymede). * @scriptSets pointer to scriptSets. * @scripts pointer to fw scripts. * @tunerScriptSets pointer to tunerScriptSets. * @tunerScripts pointer to tunerScripts. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_loadScript ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN StreamType streamType, IN Word* scriptSets, IN ValueSet* scripts, IN Word* tunerScriptSets, IN ValueSet* tunerScripts ); /** * Write one byte (8 bits) to a specific register in demodulator. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param processor The processor of specified register. Because each chip * has two processor so user have to specify the processor. The * possible values are Processor_LINK and Processor_OFDM. * @param registerAddress the address of the register to be written. * @param value the value to be written. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_writeRegister ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Processor processor, IN Dword registerAddress, IN Byte value ); /** * Write a sequence of bytes to the contiguous registers in demodulator. * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 5. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param processor The processor of specified register. Because each chip * has two processor so user have to specify the processor. The * possible values are Processor_LINK and Processor_OFDM. * @param registerAddress the start address of the registers to be written. * @param bufferLength the number of registers to be written. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be written. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_writeRegisters ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Processor processor, IN Dword registerAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, IN Byte* buffer ); /** * Write a sequence of bytes to the contiguous registers in slave device. * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 6 (one more byte to specify tuner address). * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param registerAddress the start address of the registers to be read. * @param bufferLength the number of registers to be read. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_writeTunerRegisters ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Word registerAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, IN Byte* buffer ); /** * Write a sequence of bytes to the contiguous registers in slave device * through specified interface (1, 2, 3). * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 6 (one more byte to specify tuner address). * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param interfaceIndex the index of interface. The possible values are * 1~3. * @param slaveAddress the I2c address of slave device. * @param bufferLength the number of registers to be read. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_writeGenericRegisters ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Byte interfaceIndex, IN Byte slaveAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, IN Byte* buffer ); /** * Write a sequence of bytes to the contiguous cells in the EEPROM. * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 5 (firmware will detect EEPROM address). * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param registerAddress the start address of the cells to be written. * @param bufferLength the number of cells to be written. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be written. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_writeEepromValues ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Word registerAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, IN Byte* buffer ); /** * Modify bits in the specific register. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param processor The processor of specified register. Because each chip * has two processor so user have to specify the processor. The * possible values are Processor_LINK and Processor_OFDM. * @param registerAddress the address of the register to be written. * @param position the start position of bits to be modified (0 means the * LSB of the specifyed register). * @param length the length of bits. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_writeRegisterBits ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Processor processor, IN Dword registerAddress, IN Byte position, IN Byte length, IN Byte value ); /** * Read one byte (8 bits) from a specific register in demodulator. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param processor The processor of specified register. Because each chip * has two processor so user have to specify the processor. The * possible values are Processor_LINK and Processor_OFDM. * @param registerAddress the address of the register to be read. * @param value the pointer used to store the value read from demodulator * register. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_readRegister ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Processor processor, IN Dword registerAddress, OUT Byte* value ); /** * Read a sequence of bytes from the contiguous registers in demodulator. * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 5. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param processor The processor of specified register. Because each chip * has two processor so user have to specify the processor. The * possible values are Processor_LINK and Processor_OFDM. * @param registerAddress the address of the register to be read. * @param bufferLength the number of registers to be read. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_readRegisters ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Processor processor, IN Dword registerAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, OUT Byte* buffer ); /** * Read a sequence of bytes from the contiguous registers in tuner. * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 6 (one more byte to specify tuner address). * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param registerAddress the start address of the registers to be read. * @param bufferLength the number of registers to be read. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_readTunerRegisters ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Word registerAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, IN Byte* buffer ); /** * Read a sequence of bytes from the contiguous registers in slave device * through specified interface (1, 2, 3). * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 6 (one more byte to specify tuner address). * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param interfaceIndex the index of interface. The possible values are * 1~3. * @param slaveAddress the I2c address of slave device. * @param bufferLength the number of registers to be read. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_readGenericRegisters ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Byte interfaceIndex, IN Byte slaveAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, IN Byte* buffer ); /** * Read a sequence of bytes from the contiguous cells in the EEPROM. * The maximum burst size is restricted by the capacity of bus. If bus * could transfer N bytes in one cycle, then the maximum value of * bufferLength would be N - 5 (firmware will detect EEPROM address). * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param registerAddress the start address of the cells to be read. * @param registerAddressLength the valid bytes of registerAddress. * @param bufferLength the number of cells to be read. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_readEepromValues ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Word registerAddress, IN Byte bufferLength, OUT Byte* buffer ); /** * Read bits of the specified register. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param processor The processor of specified register. Because each chip * has two processor so user have to specify the processor. The * possible values are Processor_LINK and Processor_OFDM. * @param registerAddress the address of the register to be read. * @param position the start position of bits to be read (0 means the * LSB of the specifyed register). * @param length the length of bits. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_readRegisterBits ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Processor processor, IN Dword registerAddress, IN Byte position, IN Byte length, OUT Byte* value ); /** * Get the version of hardware. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param version the version of hardware. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getHardwareVersion ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, OUT Dword* version ); /** * Get the version of firmware. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param version the version of firmware. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getFirmwareVersion ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Processor processor, OUT Dword* version ); /** * Set the counting range for Post-Viterbi and Post-Viterbi. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. NOTE: When the architecture is set to Architecture_DCA * this parameter is regard as don't care. * @param postErrorCount the number of super frame for Pre-Viterbi. * @param postBitCount the number of packet unit for Post-Viterbi. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getPostVitBer ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Dword* postErrorCount, /** 24 bits */ OUT Dword* postBitCount, /** 16 bits */ OUT Word* abortCount ); /** * Get RF AGC gain. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param rfAgc the value of RF AGC. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getRfAgcGain ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Byte* rfAgc ); /** * Get IF AGC gain. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param ifAgc the value of IF AGC. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getIfAgcGain ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Byte* ifAgc ); /** * Get siganl quality. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. NOTE: When the architecture is set to Architecture_DCA * this parameter is regard as don't care. * @param quality The value of signal quality. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getSignalQuality ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Byte* quality ); /** * Get siganl strength. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. NOTE: When the architecture is set to Architecture_DCA * this parameter is regard as don't care. * @param strength The value of signal strength. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getSignalStrength ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Byte* strength ); /** * Get signal strength in dbm * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param rfpullUpVolt_X10 the pullup voltag of RF multiply 10. * @param ifpullUpVolt_X10 the pullup voltag of IF multiply 10. * @param strengthDbm The value of signal strength in DBm. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getSignalStrengthDbm ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Long rfpullUpVolt_X10, /** RF pull up voltage multiplied by 10 */ IN Long ifpullUpVolt_X10, /** IF pull up voltage multiplied by 10 */ OUT Long* strengthDbm /** DBm */ ); /** * Load the IR table for USB device. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param tableLength The length of IR table. * @param table The content of IR table. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_loadIrTable ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Word tableLength, IN Byte* table ); /** * First, download firmware from host to demodulator. Actually, firmware is * put in firmware.h as a part of source code. Therefore, in order to * update firmware the host have to re-compile the source code. * Second, setting all parameters which will be need at the beginning. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chipNumber The total number of demodulators. * @param sawBandwidth SAW filter bandwidth in MHz. The possible values * are 6000, 7000, and 8000 (KHz). * @param streamType The format of output stream. * @param architecture the architecture of demodulator. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_initialize ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chipNumber, IN Word sawBandwidth, IN StreamType streamType, IN Architecture architecture ); /** * Power off the demodulators. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_finalize ( IN Demodulator* demodulator ); /** * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_isTpsLocked ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Bool* locked ); /** * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_isMpeg2Locked ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Bool* locked ); /** * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. NOTE: When the architecture is set to Architecture_DCA * this parameter is regard as don't care. * @param locked the result of frequency tuning. True if there is * demodulator can lock signal, False otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_isLocked ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Bool* locked ); /** * Reset demodulator. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_reset ( IN Demodulator* demodulator ); /** * Get channel modulation related information. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param channelModulation The modulation of channel. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, other non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getChannelModulation ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT ChannelModulation* channelModulation ); /** * Specify the bandwidth of channel and tune the channel to the specific * frequency. Afterwards, host could use output parameter dvbH to determine * if there is a DVB-H signal. * In DVB-T mode, after calling this function the output parameter dvbH * should return False and host could use output parameter "locked" to check * if the channel has correct TS output. * In DVB-H mode, after calling this function the output parameter dvbH should * return True and host could start get platform thereafter. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. NOTE: When the architecture is set to Architecture_DCA * this parameter is regard as don't care. * @param bandwidth The channel bandwidth. * DVB-T: 5000, 6000, 7000, and 8000 (KHz). * DVB-H: 5000, 6000, 7000, and 8000 (KHz). * T-DMB: 5000, 6000, 7000, and 8000 (KHz). * FM: 100, and 200 (KHz). * @param frequency the channel frequency in KHz. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_acquireChannel ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Word bandwidth, IN Dword frequency ); /** * Set the output stream type of chip. Because the device could output in * many stream type, therefore host have to choose one type before receive * data. * * Note: Please refer to the example of Standard_acquireChannel when host want * to detect the available channels. * Note: After host know all the available channels, and want to change to * specific channel, host have to choose output mode before receive * data. Please refer the example of Standard_setStreamType. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param streamType the possible values are * DVB-H: StreamType_DVBH_DATAGRAM * StreamType_DVBH_DATABURST * DVB-T: StreamType_DVBT_DATAGRAM * StreamType_DVBT_PARALLEL * StreamType_DVBT_SERIAL * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_setStreamType ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN StreamType streamType ); /** * Set the architecture of chip. When two of our device are using, they could * be operated in Diversity Combine Architecture (DCA) or (PIP). Therefore, * host could decide which mode to be operated. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param architecture the possible values are * Architecture_DCA * Architecture_PIP * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_setArchitecture ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Architecture architecture ); /** * Set the counting range for Pre-Viterbi and Post-Viterbi. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. NOTE: When the architecture is set to Architecture_DCA * this parameter is regard as don't care. * @param frameCount the number of super frame for Pre-Viterbi. * @param packetUnit the number of packet unit for Post-Viterbi. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_setViterbiRange ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Byte superFrameCount, IN Word packetUnit ); /** * Get the counting range for Pre-Viterbi and Post-Viterbi. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param frameCount the number of super frame for Pre-Viterbi. * @param packetUnit the number of packet unit for Post-Viterbi. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getViterbiRange ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Byte* frameCount, IN Word* packetUnit ); /** * Get the statistic values of demodulator, it includes Pre-Viterbi BER, * Post-Viterbi BER, Abort Count, Signal Presented Flag, Signal Locked Flag, * Signal Quality, Signal Strength, Delta-T for DVB-H time slicing. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param statistic the structure that store all statistic values. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getStatistic ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, OUT Statistic* statistic ); /** * Get interrupt status. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param interrupts the type of interrupts. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getInterrupts ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, OUT Interrupts* interrupts ); /** * Clear interrupt status. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param interrupt interrupt name. * @param packetUnit the number of packet unit for Post-Viterbi. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_clearInterrupt ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Interrupt interrupt ); /** * Get data length. * In DVB-T mode, data length should always equals 2K, * In DVB-H mode, data length would be the length of IP datagram. * NOTE: data can't be transfer via I2C bus, in order to transfer data * host must provide SPI bus. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param dataLength the length of data. * @param valid True if the data length is valid. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getDataLength ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, OUT Dword* dataLength, OUT Bool* valid ); /** * Get DVB-T data. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param bufferLength the length of buffer. * @param buffer buffer used to get Data. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_getData ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Dword bufferLength, OUT Byte* buffer ); /** * Get datagram from device. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param bufferLength the number of registers to be read. * @param buffer a byte array which is used to store values to be read. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @return Error_BUFFER_INSUFFICIENT: if buffer is too small. */ Dword Standard_getDatagram ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, OUT Dword* bufferLength, OUT Byte* buffer ); /** * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param code the value of IR raw code, the size should be 4 or 6, * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_getIrCode ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, OUT Dword* code ); /** * Return to boot code * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_reboot ( IN Demodulator* demodulator ); /** * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param contorl 1: Power up, 0: Power down; * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_controlPowerSaving ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Byte control ); /** * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param contorl 1: Power up, 0: Power down; * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_controlTunerPowerSaving ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte control ); /** * Control PID fileter * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param contorl 0: Disable, 1: Enable. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @example 
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*/ Dword Standard_controlPidFilter ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Byte control ); /** * Reset PID filter. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_resetPidFilter ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip ); /** * Add PID to PID filter. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param chip The index of demodulator. The possible values are * 0~7. * @param pid the PID that will be add to PID filter. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. */ Dword Standard_addPidToFilter ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN Byte chip, IN Byte index, IN Pid pid ); /** * Set datagram burst size. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param burstSize the burst size. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @return Error_NOT_SUPPORT: if the burst size is not support. */ Dword Standard_setBurstSize ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN BurstSize burstSize ); /** * Get datagram burst size. * * @param demodulator the handle of demodulator. * @param burstSize the burst size. * @return Error_NO_ERROR: successful, non-zero error code otherwise. * @return Error_NOT_SUPPORT: if the burst size is not support. */ Dword Standard_getBurstSize ( IN Demodulator* demodulator, IN BurstSize* burstSize ); #endif