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start to add some more information on ci speed settings
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- General Information
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The caX device associated with a CI device behaves just like any other
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caX interface. You usually use it through a library like libdvben50221
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which is part of the dvb-apps package available at linuxtv.org.
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See docs/redirect for more info.
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- Clock Speed
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The normal clock speed for the TS output is 72 MHz wich is the standard
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speed used for CI.
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Packets are sent with an adjustable gap between the packets.
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The gap size is (gap value * 2) + 4 or 0 if the gap is disabled.
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So, the standard gap value of 4 leads to a gap of 12 bytes which means
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that the effective data rate is (72*188)/200 = 67.68 MBits/s.
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Depending on the hardware, the clock speed can be changed with the
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ci_bitrate module parameter:
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- Octopus CI, Octopus CI S2 Pro : supported
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- old CI single flex modules: supported
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- new dual CI flex module: not yet supported, use the standard 72000 kHz
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Valid ranges for are from ... to 96000 KHz.
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