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    Question unicable.xml, Inverto Unicable II IDLU-32UL42-UNBOO-OPP Item: 5679

    I want to add an LNB to the unicable.xml file located in /usr/share/enigma2/.

    The LNB I want to add is Inverto Unicable II IDLU-32UL42-UNBOO-OPP Item: 5679 and it's specifications are available here:
    https://www.inverto.tv/lnb/373/progr...lnb-with-32-ub

    The image I am currently using is Openvix 6.2.001 on a Vu+ Uno4k SE.

    Looking at the existing LNBs listed in unicable.xml, I can see the following code for other Inverto LNBs:
    Code:
    <manufacturer name="Inverto">
    <product name="IDLP-40UNIQD+S" scrs="1680,1420,2040,1210"/>
    <product name="IDLB-QUDL43-UNE1L-OPP" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040"/>
    <product name="IDLB-QUDL-UNI2L-OPP" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040"/>
    <product name="IDLB-QUDL42-UNI2L-1PP" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040"/>
    <product name="IDLU-24UL40-UNMOO-OPP" positions="4" bootuptime="800" format="jess" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040,1005,1050,1095,1140,1260,1305,1350,1475,1520,1565,1610,1725,1770,1815,1860,1905,1950,1995,2085,2130"/>
    <product name="IDLU-24UL40-PLSTM-BPP" bootuptime="2500" format="jess" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040,0984,1020,1056,1092,1128,1164,1256,1292,1328,1364,1458,1494,1530,1566,1602,1638,1716,1752,1788,1824"/>
    <!--  Item 5404  -->
    <product name="IDLU-32UL40-UNBOO-OPP" positions="4" bootuptime="800" format="jess" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040,984,1020,1056,1092,1128,1164,1256,1292,1328,1364,1458,1494,1530,1566,1602,1638,1716,1752,1788,1824,1860,1896,1932,1968,2004,2076,2112,2148"/>
    </manufacturer>
    I wanted to add the following line:
    Code:
    <manufacturer name="Inverto">
    <product name="IDLP-40UNIQD+S" scrs="1680,1420,2040,1210"/>
    <product name="IDLB-QUDL43-UNE1L-OPP" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040"/>
    <product name="IDLB-QUDL-UNI2L-OPP" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040"/>
    <product name="IDLB-QUDL42-UNI2L-1PP" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040"/>
    <product name="IDLU-24UL40-UNMOO-OPP" positions="4" bootuptime="800" format="jess" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040,1005,1050,1095,1140,1260,1305,1350,1475,1520,1565,1610,1725,1770,1815,1860,1905,1950,1995,2085,2130"/>
    <product name="IDLU-24UL40-PLSTM-BPP" bootuptime="2500" format="jess" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040,0984,1020,1056,1092,1128,1164,1256,1292,1328,1364,1458,1494,1530,1566,1602,1638,1716,1752,1788,1824"/>
    <!--  Item 5404  -->
    <product name="IDLU-32UL40-UNBOO-OPP" positions="4" bootuptime="800" format="jess" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040,984,1020,1056,1092,1128,1164,1256,1292,1328,1364,1458,1494,1530,1566,1602,1638,1716,1752,1788,1824,1860,1896,1932,1968,2004,2076,2112,2148"/>
    <!--  Item 5679  -->
    <product name="IDLU-32UL42-UNBOO-OPP" positions="4" bootuptime="800" format="jess" scrs="1210,1420,1680,2040,984,1020,1056,1092,1128,1164,1256,1292,1328,1364,1458,1494,1530,1566,1602,1638,1716,1752,1788,1824,1860,1896,1932,1968,2004,2076,2112,2148"/>
    </manufacturer>
    The questions I have are:
    1. How do I know the bootuptime? Is it 2500? 800?
    2. Should I write the tag: positions="4", what does this mean? What is the correct value?
    3. in the unicable.xml file, there are two sections with the manufacturer Inverto, Couldn't it be merge into one single section?

    Code:
    <manufacturer name="Inverto">
    (...)
    </manufacturer>
    Last edited by jorgeavlobo; 13-05-22 at 11:44.

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    For boot up time you will need to test. My Inverto works at 800. But you can only test that if the LNB is not powered 24/7. If the delay is too short a tune failed message will appear on reboot.
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    The xml file contains details for switches as well as LNBs, this is why there are two sections.

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    Any updates regarding question number 2 regarding the “positions=“4””?

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    Best to contact Inverto, they will confirm number of positions. That being said, as you are not programming it, it does not matter, just make sure you select position 1 when configuring it.

    You don't really need to add the device, you can use use the existing 32UL40, the channels/frequencies are the same.

    Nice to see inverto have narrow unicable LNBs.

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    I'll email inverto for you and add details to the xml file we use for image. Just to repeat what I said earlier, use the 32ul40 entry for now

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    Quote Originally Posted by jorgeavlobo View Post
    Any updates regarding question number 2 regarding the “positions=“4””?
    Yes, it is going to be positions="4" but anyway this has no relevance unless you set up the lnb with a programmer. Default setup of that lnb out of the box is to respond to all commands irrespective of the positions command.
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    Thank you very much, I really appreciate that you add that LNB for future images.

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    Has been added here:
    https://github.com/OpenViX/enigma2/c...d6b7c649b6f8ad
    Will be in the next Release image built after this.

    Pull request also submitted to PLI

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    could i ask also for support on IDLU-32L412-UNBRR-OPN?

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    Unhappy

    https://inverto.tv/lnb/493/programmable-32ub-dcss-lnb thats the product page (i cant edit my posts it seems)

    /e or i can but only for 30min

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    For now, select either of these two, the frequencies are the same and it will work.
    "IDLU-32UL40-UNBOO-OPP"
    "IDLU-32UL42-UNBOO-OPP"

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    Thank you, i havent bought it yet, but im planning to, cause its way smaller than what i got now, i was just worried i might have issues with making it work, but if other settings work, then its cool!

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