The stv090x driver uses the lookup table for signal strength already,
with this patch we use the lookup tables for carrier/noise ratio as well.
This has the advantage, that values for DVB-S and DVB-S2 are now
corresponding, while before they were way off. The values are now
proportional to real carrier/noise ratio, while before they were
corresponding to register values. So now applications are able to give
the user real carrier/noise ratio.
Because the output has to be within 0x0000...0xFFFF the three negative
values for DVB-S2 are omitted. This is no significant loss, because
reception is lost at 7.5 dB already (TT S2-1600, Cine S2), so the
negative values are not really important, and also for DVB-S they don“t
exist.
Signed-off-by: Joerg Riechardt <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Mauro Carvalho Chehab <[email protected]>
}
val /= 16;
last = ARRAY_SIZE(stv090x_s2cn_tab) - 1;
- div = stv090x_s2cn_tab[0].read -
- stv090x_s2cn_tab[last].read;
- *cnr = 0xFFFF - ((val * 0xFFFF) / div);
+ div = stv090x_s2cn_tab[last].real -
+ stv090x_s2cn_tab[3].real;
+ val = stv090x_table_lookup(stv090x_s2cn_tab, last, val);
+ if (val < 0)
+ val = 0;
+ *cnr = val * 0xFFFF / div;
}
break;
}
val /= 16;
last = ARRAY_SIZE(stv090x_s1cn_tab) - 1;
- div = stv090x_s1cn_tab[0].read -
- stv090x_s1cn_tab[last].read;
- *cnr = 0xFFFF - ((val * 0xFFFF) / div);
+ div = stv090x_s1cn_tab[last].real -
+ stv090x_s1cn_tab[0].real;
+ val = stv090x_table_lookup(stv090x_s1cn_tab, last, val);
+ *cnr = val * 0xFFFF / div;
}
break;
default: