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                     26: .Dd September 16, 2001
                     27: .Dt RADIOCTL 1
                     28: .Os
                     29: .Sh NAME
                     30: .Nm radioctl
                     31: .Nd control radio tuners
                     32: .Sh SYNOPSIS
                     33: .Nm radioctl
                     34: .Op Fl f Ar file
1.9       robert     35: .Op Fl nv
1.1       gluk       36: .Fl a
                     37: .Nm radioctl
                     38: .Op Fl f Ar file
1.9       robert     39: .Op Fl nv
1.1       gluk       40: .Ar name
                     41: .Nm radioctl
                     42: .Op Fl f Ar file
                     43: .Op Fl n
1.8       jaredy     44: .Ar name Ns Li = Ns Ar value
1.1       gluk       45: .Sh DESCRIPTION
                     46: The
                     47: .Nm
                     48: command displays or sets various variables that affect the radio tuner
1.10      jmc        49: behavior.
                     50: If a variable is present on the command line,
1.1       gluk       51: .Nm
                     52: prints the current value of this variable for the specified device.
                     53: By default,
                     54: .Nm
                     55: operates on the
                     56: .Pa /dev/radio
                     57: device.
                     58: .Pp
                     59: The options are as follows:
                     60: .Bl -tag -width Ds
                     61: .It Fl a
                     62: Print all device variables and their current values.
1.8       jaredy     63: .It Fl f Ar file
                     64: Specify an alternative radio tuner device.
                     65: .It Fl n
                     66: Suppress printing of the variable name.
1.9       robert     67: .It Fl v
                     68: Show the possible values of queries.
1.8       jaredy     69: .It Ar name Ns Li = Ns Ar value
1.1       gluk       70: Attempt to set the specified variable
                     71: .Ar name
                     72: to
                     73: .Ar value .
                     74: .El
                     75: .Pp
                     76: Values may be specified in either absolute or relative forms.
                     77: The relative form is indicated by a prefix of
                     78: .Ql +
                     79: or
                     80: .Ql -
                     81: to denote an increase or decrease, respectively.
                     82: .Pp
                     83: The exact set of controls that can be manipulated depends on
                     84: the tuner.
1.10      jmc        85: The general format (in both getting and setting a value) is:
1.8       jaredy     86: .Bd -filled -offset indent
                     87: .Ar name Ns Li = Ns Ar value
                     88: .Ed
1.1       gluk       89: .Pp
                     90: The
1.8       jaredy     91: .Ar name
1.1       gluk       92: indicates what part of the tuner the control affects.
                     93: .Pp
                     94: Write only controls:
1.10      jmc        95: .Bl -tag -width Ds
1.6       deraadt    96: .It Ar search
1.10      jmc        97: Only for cards that allow hardware search.
                     98: Can be
1.1       gluk       99: .Ql up
                    100: or
                    101: .Ql down .
                    102: .El
                    103: .Pp
                    104: Read-write controls:
1.10      jmc       105: .Bl -tag -width Ds
1.9       robert    106: .It Ar channel
1.11    ! jakemsr   107: Specifies the TV channel.
1.9       robert    108: Integer value from 0 to 150.
1.11    ! jakemsr   109: Using the
        !           110: .Ar channel
        !           111: control puts the tuner in
        !           112: .Dq TV
        !           113: mode.
1.9       robert    114: .It Ar chnlset
1.11    ! jakemsr   115: Specifies the TV channel set.
        !           116: The tuner uses the current channel set to derive a frequency from the
        !           117: .Ar channel .
        !           118: The following is a list of valid channel sets:
1.10      jmc       119: .Pp
                    120: .Bl -tag -width "australiaXX" -offset indent -compact
1.9       robert    121: .It nabcst
                    122: U.S.A. Broadcast
                    123: .It cableirc
                    124: U.S.A. Cable IRC
                    125: .It cablehrc
                    126: U.S.A. Cable HRC
                    127: .It weurope
                    128: Western Europe
                    129: .It jpnbcst
                    130: Japan Broadcast
                    131: .It jpncable
                    132: Japan Cable
                    133: .It xussr
1.10      jmc       134: Former U.S.S.R. and C.I.S. countries
1.9       robert    135: .It australia
                    136: Australia
                    137: .It france
                    138: France
                    139: .El
1.6       deraadt   140: .It Ar frequency
1.11    ! jakemsr   141: Specifies the FM frequency in MHz.
1.1       gluk      142: Float value from 87.5 to 108.0.
1.11    ! jakemsr   143: Using the
        !           144: .Ar frequency
        !           145: control puts the tuner in
        !           146: .Dq radio
        !           147: mode.
1.6       deraadt   148: .It Ar volume
1.1       gluk      149: Integer value from 0 to 255.
1.6       deraadt   150: .It Ar mute
1.1       gluk      151: Mutes the card (volume is not affected),
                    152: .Ql on
                    153: or
                    154: .Ql off .
1.6       deraadt   155: .It Ar mono
1.1       gluk      156: Forces card output to mono,
                    157: .Ql on
                    158: or
                    159: .Ql off .
                    160: Only for cards that allow forced mono.
1.6       deraadt   161: .It Ar reference
1.10      jmc       162: Reference frequency.
                    163: Can be 25 kHz, 50 kHz and 100 kHz.
                    164: Not all cards allow the reference frequency to be changed.
1.6       deraadt   165: .It Ar sensitivity
1.10      jmc       166: Station locking sensitivity.
                    167: Can be 5 mkV, 10 mkV, 30 mkV and 150 mkV.
                    168: Not all cards allow the station locking sensitivity to be changed.
1.1       gluk      169: .El
                    170: .Pp
1.11    ! jakemsr   171: All the remaining controls (mode, signal, stereo and card capabilities)
        !           172: are read-only and can be viewed using option
1.1       gluk      173: .Fl a .
1.7       jmc       174: .Sh ENVIRONMENT
                    175: The following environment variable affects the execution of
                    176: .Nm radioctl :
                    177: .Bl -tag -width RADIODEVICE
                    178: .It Ev RADIODEVICE
                    179: The radio tuner device to use.
                    180: .El
                    181: .Sh FILES
                    182: .Bl -tag -width /dev/radio
                    183: .It Pa /dev/radio
                    184: radio tuner device
                    185: .El
1.1       gluk      186: .Sh EXAMPLES
1.10      jmc       187: Print all device variables,
                    188: along with their current values:
                    189: .Bd -literal -offset indent
                    190: $ radioctl -a
1.1       gluk      191: volume=255
1.9       robert    192: channel=0
                    193: chnlset=weurope
1.1       gluk      194: frequency=106.30MHz
                    195: mute=off
                    196: reference=50kHz
                    197: signal=on
                    198: stereo=on
1.11    ! jakemsr   199: mode: radio
1.1       gluk      200: card capabilities:
                    201:         manageable mono/stereo
                    202: .Ed
                    203: .Sh SEE ALSO
                    204: .Xr radio 4
1.4       mickey    205: .Sh HISTORY
                    206: .Nm
                    207: command first appeared in
                    208: .Ox 3.0 .