After installed the Digital Devices Max M2 card on MLD (a Linux distribution for VDR). The drivers load successfully, but both tuners are detected as DVB-S instead of DVB-C. The goal is to switch the reception type to DVB-C.
If you’re unsure whether the driver package from MLD is up to date, install the latest Git head version from Digital Devices:
curl -s http://linuxsupport.digital-devices.eu/dddvb_build.sh | bash /dev/stdin -g
This ensures full support for hybrid tuners (DVB-S/T/C).
The Max M2 supports different delivery system configurations through the delmode driver option.
delmode
Edit or create the following configuration file:
sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/ddbridge.conf
Add this line for Cable/Terrestrial only:
options ddbridge delmode=1
Alternative setting (for mixed SAT + Cable/Terrestrial environments):
options ddbridge delmode=2
Save and reboot the system (or reload the module):
sudo rmmod ddbridge sudo modprobe ddbridge
Note: Some applications (e.g., TVHeadend) may require delmode=2 to correctly detect DVB-C tuners.
delmode=2
The Max M2 features a flexible input design supporting both Satellite (DVB-S) and Cable/Terrestrial (DVB-C/T) signals. Signal routing depends on how the physical inputs (CON1 and CON2) are wired:
“Tuner 1: SAT + Tuner 2: Cable” is not supported due to hardware routing.
delmode=1
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