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| == Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| - | The following are instructions for building an RDKv5 image for the DTVKit White Label Box using the Amlogic | + | The following are instructions for building an RDKv5 image for the DTVKit White Label Box using the Amlogic |
| == Setup == | == Setup == | ||
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| * //source meta-dtvkit-aml/ | * //source meta-dtvkit-aml/ | ||
| * //bitbake lib32-rdk-generic-mediaclient-image// | * //bitbake lib32-rdk-generic-mediaclient-image// | ||
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| + | === HbbTV === | ||
| + | HbbTV is included by default, using the OpenRedButton (ORB - http:// | ||
| + | * // | ||
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| + | After changing this, or anything in the machine configuration file, you will need to start a new shell for the build so the setup-environment script can be re-sourced, as shown in the building instructions above. | ||
| == Flashing == | == Flashing == | ||
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| The image file to be used should either be copied to a FAT formatted USB disk, or if the STB is on the network then you can copy the file to it using: | The image file to be used should either be copied to a FAT formatted USB disk, or if the STB is on the network then you can copy the file to it using: | ||
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| * //scp <image filename> | * //scp <image filename> | ||
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| Or you can use the serial console: | Or you can use the serial console: | ||
| - | * Connect the serial adapter to the STB as shown here: | + | * Connect the serial adapter to the STB as shown here, with the serial wires inserted into the front 3 pins of the connector on the box so the black wire is at the front: |
| - | {{ :whitelabel_serial.jpg? | + | {{ :aml_wlb_usb_serial.jpg? |
| * Use a serial communication program to connect to the serial and use the following settings: 921600 bps, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no hardware flow control. | * Use a serial communication program to connect to the serial and use the following settings: 921600 bps, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, no hardware flow control. | ||
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| This will take around 30 seconds and when it finishes the STB should be rebooted, which can be done by power cycling it or from the console do: | This will take around 30 seconds and when it finishes the STB should be rebooted, which can be done by power cycling it or from the console do: | ||
| * //reboot -f// | * //reboot -f// | ||
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| + | === Watching DVB Content === | ||
| + | DVB content can't be viewed using the main RDK UI, so an app is provided that supports viewing content from DVB-S/S2, DVB-T/T2 and DVB-C. This app is written in basic HTML/JS using jQuery, and it can be found by scrolling to the bottom of the home screen on the main UI where it will be found under " | ||
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| + | From this application you can scan for services on any of the supported RF inputs, but note that a country must be selected first if you want to scan using DVB-T/T2, as the tuning table for this is included in DVBCore' | ||
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| + | To exit from this application, | ||
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