Tutioune1600 explained in details

Postby F6DZP » Thu 17 Oct 2013 06:00

When you start Tutioune1600, it will use the tutioune1600.ini file to setup its buttons (preferred frequency, SR, PID, FEC and voltage, I say more about that later).
I suppose the default setup ( first freq and SR buttons) give you no signal for the moment. You are waiting for an ISS pass to receive HamTV.
you will see that presentation, showing 4 panels:
-Tuner and Web Setup panel
-Measurement panel
-Decoding/recording panel
-Video display panel

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-Tuner and Web Setup panel

This panel uses data written in tutioune1600.ini file to show your preferred frequencies and Symbol Rate. You have just to click on a frequency, click on one SR value and the tuner will use these values.
You can also set 13v or 18v if you need it for your converter, pre-amplifier or LNB.
22kHz is use for some LNB to switch from LoBand to HiBand.

the Web info ( coming from tutioune1600.ini file) will be sent to your Tiounemonitor when you will press the Web Button.

panel freq explanation.jpg
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Measurement panel


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with best condition we could have:
measurement panel mer 26dB.jpg
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Carrier Freq lock and SR timing lock are similar but RF level better, and MER at its maximum : 26 dB. Absolutely no error to be corrected.

Decoding/recording panel


panel PID setup explained.jpg
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with all led green you can receive and decode video & audio :

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Download Tutioune1600 here : viewtopic.php?f=60&t=214 ( you must be registered)

(I will prepare another separate explanation about Tutioune1600 installation)

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Re: Tutioune1600 explained in details

Postby kb3pmr » Wed 4 Jun 2014 08:29

When auto pid is turned off I can view the status of my board and system, S2-1600 when I check the look at analyze block. When auto pid is turned on and I am checking for a tv station with 2tune I get a scrolling list of frequencies and aud/vid pid's when I check the look at analyze block. Please explain more in depth how I can best use this scrolling data to capture better tv. The information scrolling in the look at analyze seems to be relevant to frequencies and aud/vid pid's but I don't know how to take advantage of it.

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Re: Tutioune1600 explained in details

Postby F6DZP » Wed 4 Jun 2014 12:14

Tutioune is first made for DATV, but can be used also to receive Broadcast transponder.
When you receive a DATV modulation , in general there is only 1 service: so 1 PMT that give 1 video PID and 1 audio PID for this service.
When you receive a Broadcast transponder on a frequency, you receive in general several services multiplexed.
each service has a PMT that gives 1 video PID and 1 or several PID for audio
so if you look at analyze you will see all the list of services found with PIDs for video and audio.
As Tutioune has only 5 preset buttons for PIDs , in auto PIDs affectation mode, I can only give to the 5 buttons the first 5 services I will find.
All others are listed in analyze and you can write them "by hand" to ask this extra services, to see others TV channels, not using presets buttons.

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Re: Tutioune1600 explained in details

Postby kb3pmr » Sat 7 Jun 2014 10:20

Is the information written to this section of the screen "analyze" when Auto PID is on, placed in a file anywhere on the computer so that it can be checked or printed later?

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Re: Tutioune1600 explained in details

Postby F6DZP » Tue 10 Jun 2014 14:46

No. You can copy and pass it (CTRl+C and CTRL +V)to wordpad and save it if you want.
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