I know this seems obvious, but have you run through the steps in the official Pi guide?
It’s also worth mentioning that the latest version of Pi OS, Bullseye, broke a few things, one of which could be tvheadend. It may be worth installing the version before, Buster, to make sure that’s not the case.
Keen to get to the bottom of this with you!
-James
It should have DVB-T, according to the documentation, but it only has IPTV as an option. I also tried configuring DVB-T manually, but it doesn’t work.
Hmm, the guide is suggesting something should appear as “Network 2”
Could you share a photo of how you’ve got things connected physically?
Pinout.xyz reveals this HAT uses SPI, but not I2C, though you should be able to run an i2c scan with sudo apt-get install i2c-tools i2cdetect -y 1
to detect whether the on-board EEPROM is getting power and happy.
I even changed the header to see if that was the problem, however there is no difference. Since the Sense Hat is working with a very similar setup, could it be that the TV Hat is faulty?
Hi! The connections between the HAT and the Raspberry Pi can often fail if the standoffs are not used correctly to secure the HAT to the Pi. I know it seems redundant, but make sure you are using the standoffs with the fasteners installed to correctly secure the HAT.
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