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2009-12-28
, 21:47
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@ San Diego, CA
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#22
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Originally Posted by smage
Might be helpful to include firmware localization as well
112 here as well.
I'm at 112 on US firmware PR1.0
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2009-12-28
, 22:26
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@ Gilbert, AZ, USA
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#24
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mine was 111 with US firmware. The datasheet (http://www.datasheetdir.com/SI4713+Rf-Transmitters) lists a programmable transmit output voltage to be 118dBuV typical with a test condition of 102-118 dBuV for the accuracy spec. I'll go out to the car in a bit and see if I notice any diff setting this to 118.
Interestingly, /sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0063/region_bottom_frequency contains 87500 but the GUI only goes down to 88.1 .. i'd love to be able to use the 87.5-87.9 freqs too...
Last edited by jsharper; 2009-12-28 at 22:36. Reason: add missed word "typical"
Interestingly, /sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-2/2-0063/region_bottom_frequency contains 87500 but the GUI only goes down to 88.1 .. i'd love to be able to use the 87.5-87.9 freqs too...
Last edited by jsharper; 2009-12-28 at 22:36. Reason: add missed word "typical"
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2009-12-28
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#25
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Ok, I noticed a decent improvement of 118 over 111 or 112. It cut the static down quite a bit...
Anyone find a way to manually control the tx freq to force, say, 87.9?
Anyone find a way to manually control the tx freq to force, say, 87.9?
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2009-12-28
, 22:40
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#26
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Originally Posted by jsharper
Did it keep your changed power level after a disabling/reenabling of the transmitter?
Ok, I noticed a decent improvement of 118 over 111 or 112. It cut the static down quite a bit...
Anyone find a way to manually control the tx freq to force, say, 87.9?
After a reboot?
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2009-12-28
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#27
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no, as soon as i turned off the fm transmitter, power_level got set back to 111. you'll need to find a solution to keep setting it
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2009-12-28
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#28
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112 - in the UK.
Have rotten reception - none in the car (Saab 95) and dreadful on my one remaining FM radio in the house - has to be touching the radio to work.
Have rotten reception - none in the car (Saab 95) and dreadful on my one remaining FM radio in the house - has to be touching the radio to work.
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2009-12-28
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@ Poland
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#29
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Originally Posted by ceza_21
Do You have original volvo radio? I have SC-816 with rear side window antenna and when n900 is on dash FM transmission is very poor quality...
i use 107.3 in cambridgeshire area and east london.sound quality is quite good in my volvo v70...
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2009-12-28
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#30
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Firmware 51-1 here and the value now is 118 on the pre-production device and 113 on the Summit one.
Kinda weird.
It's set a 90.5 on the Summit one and 88.1 on the pre-prod one.
If I disable the FM Transmitter, tough, that profile is still there.
Kinda weird.
It's set a 90.5 on the Summit one and 88.1 on the pre-prod one.
If I disable the FM Transmitter, tough, that profile is still there.
112 here as well.
computer 1st, phone 2nd