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There was fix to OpenWebif. hxxps://github.com/oe-alliance/OpenWebif/commit/f73a90a332869b73ada631d1d7e8a0bb60615b85 Both /web/signal and /api/signal are now updated when signal finder screen is open.

Ok, got /web/signal working in OpenVix, gbtrio4Kpro. SNR gets updated also when signal finder is open and shows unlocked values. Only needed to add "improved" info.py file to /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif/controllers/models/ But there are few problems. Unlocked is only...

That only works when channel is tuned, it doesn't work when signal finder is open. Also it doesn't work for unlocked, even when driver supports unlocked

Keep in mind, here in Finland signal is not good, something like 1.8m is required for 24h reception

11843V looks like mena, only 3.5db here (3m + SF8008 supreme) 11747H 10.2db 11766V 9.7db 11785H 8.8db 11843V 3.5db (not locked) 11881V 9.2db 11938H 9.1db 11958V 8.8db 11996V 8.8db 12015H 8.7db 12034V 8.4db 12054H 4.0db (not locked) 12073V 8.0db 12149V 7.4db (not locked) 12169H 4.6db (not locked)

How do you know it's not software problem? LNB voltage is controlled by software, polarization 13/18V

Signal has improved here and now working fine with 1.1m. 12616H is still poor 9db, but others are 11db+

It would be interesting to know if there are any DVB-S2 receivers where SNR is displayed also for unlocked signals by default? Dreambox and GT Media were mentioned somewhere, but no exact models. It would also be nice to see some examples and screen captures. Several Enigma2 receivers can be...

Around 9-10db 1.1m here (TD110 little too small)

Is that cheap? For comparison I paid 50 Euros for my 3m (one piece)

Fix for that was already in frontend.cpp, post #909 Just return snr only when it's smaller than that. if (snr < 55536) return snr;

Is AGC same as signal strength? Signal strength is also available, but I'm not sure how useful that is. Seems that signal strength always has some value even when there is no real signal.

Attached these files, but they are only for OpenVix image. You can also use simple python script to show snr in terminal. See attached snr.py. Copy file to tmp folder. Open signalfinder and some frequency. Open terminal and run "python /tmp/snr.py"

Btw here are enigma2 changes I have been using for Supreme and GBtrio Pro. There is one change more compared to os mio patch. Also it should be improved little, read_snr function returns very high/negative value "555.4" if there is no signal, this value should be ignored.

Is there new drivers in that image? Or value just converted from signal strength? Signal strength is available in silabs, but it's useless, you need real SNR