kidstypike wrote:
> IR isn't much use if there's no screen to show the user where he/she is
> in the menu structure. :confused:Generally true, but I use receiver in
> conservatory where I got exercise
bike.. All I need is simple power ,volume,play, next,prev buttons
..usually happy with whateve
kidstypike wrote:
> IR isn't much use if there's no screen to show the user where he/she is
> in the menu structure. :confused:
maybe just volume, mute, ffwd, rew?
I agree that the duet was designed as a set, and receivers sold on their
own were intended for additional rooms. So a receiver was
Jaca wrote:
> Ohh I was hoping you would say.. :"Yeah it's possible to add IR to
> receiver " :)
IR isn't much use if there's no screen to show the user where he/she is
in the menu structure. :confused:
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ralphy wrote:
> You are correct. I've updated my post. I've never had a receiver or
> controller.Ohh I was hoping you would say.. :"Yeah it's possible to add IR to
receiver " :)
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Jaca wrote:
> Just one side question.. you've listed Receiver as i3pk players with
> IR.. I was under impression there is no IR in receiver and it's not
> possible to add one. Is that not right?
You are correct. I've updated my post. I've never had a receiver or
controller.
Ralphy
*1*-Tou
ralphy wrote:
> For the i3pk players...sb1, sb2, sb3, transporter, boom, receiver, you
> need to create a new IR mapping on LMS, put the file in the LMS IR
> folder, restart LMS and then enable/disable the remotes you what the
> player to respond to in the players remote settings page.
>
> For
Good information to know Ralphy...
I have managed to steer this thread WAY off topic, but this is what I
had dim memories about:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109379-IR-Codes-shared-by-boom-and-touch&highlight=
apparently it's just for the boom, which the device that is NOT bei
Redrum wrote:
> Details are fuzzy, I'd have to look into it, but some devices (is it the
> boom only? others?) you can change the IR code set...
>
> Jim
For the i3pk players...sb1, sb2, sb3, transporter, boom, receiver, you
need to create a new IR mapping on LMS, put the file in the LMS IR
fol
Jaca wrote:
> It was asked by few members on forums including myself, if there is a
> way to reprogram remote so it can be used with 2 devices in one room..
> Best advice I came across was to disable IR on one of devices, but
> surely what you suggested is the way better solution. Thanks!
Deta
Jaca wrote:
> I did think about harmony remotes while ago, but I thought it's all
> discountinued so better to stay away. Saying that it's probably possible
> to get it on ebay
Once the drop announcement came out, I picked up a couple I didn't need,
I like them that much. They are especially ni
Redrum wrote:
> Also, as an option to what Ralphy is suggesting, the Logitech Harmony
> Remotes, which use the "my harmony" software can be programmed to
> control a Touch or Radio (My Harmony has a code database entry for
> them). I use couple Harmony 650s to control touches in different
> loca
ralphy wrote:
> You can also use any remote with the Touch/Radio that "speaks" the nec
> IR protocol.
>
> You update the /usr/share/jive/jive/irMap_default.lua file with the
> "new" codes sent for each button on the alternative remote to the jive
> action(s) you want.
>
> A patch installer fil
ralphy wrote:
> You can also use any remote with the Touch/Radio that "speaks" the nec
> IR protocol.
>
>
Also, as an option to what Ralphy is suggesting, the Logitech Harmony
Remotes, which use the "my harmony" software can be programmed to
control a Touch or Radio (My Harmony has a code dat
You can also use any remote with the Touch/Radio that "speaks" the nec
IR protocol.
You update the /usr/share/jive/jive/irMap_default.lua file with the
"new" codes sent for each button on the alternative remote to the jive
action(s) you want.
A patch installer file can be used to modify the map
kidstypike wrote:
> I had the same problem with one of my Touch remotes, couple of keys not
> working. I bought one of these progammable remotes -
> https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/263268664186
>
> You do of course need a working original remote to programme it. You can
> use different remotes to pr
chill wrote:
> I'm not sure if this chap ever made his replacement PCBs available, or
> whether he has any left, but this video is worth a watch:
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fZ9gjYHB8MFascinating watch..almost like
> asmr and you can learn smth :)
There is no info about pcb though..hmm
Redrum wrote:
>
>
> Hey, you can be the Joe Much of remotes!! :)
>
>
Haha.. I very much doubt that :)
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I had the same problem with one of my Touch remotes, couple of keys not
working. I bought one of these progammable remotes -
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/263268664186
You do of course need a working original remote to programme it. You can
use different remotes to programme specific keys. I used 3
I'm not sure if this chap ever made his replacement PCBs available, or
whether he has any left, but this video is worth a watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fZ9gjYHB8M
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If you have cleaned the landing area of the keys with a pencil eraser,
maybe a bit of deoxit, and it still doesn't work, but looks ok, perhaps
the carbon on the key itself has deteriorated.
If you wanted to, since you have more than one, swap the keypad to see
if the problem is the pcb or the k
Redrum wrote:
> From the wiki page on wire wrap: "Wire wrap construction became popular
> around 1960 in circuit board manufacturing, and use has now sharply
> declined. Surface-mount technology has made the technique much less
> useful than in previous decades. Solder-less breadboards and the
>
Jaca wrote:
> I didn't get wire wrap date joke though (Assuming it was joke.. I'm one
> of those pesky eastern europeans ;p so you know )
>From the wiki page on wire wrap: "Wire wrap construction became popular
around 1960 in circuit board manufacturing, and use has now sharply
declined. Surfa
Redrum wrote:
> cool! Wire wrap wire works real well for those jumpers if you have any
> #26-#30 laying around. Just mentioning wire wrap might date me :). Since
> it's single strand it allows you to shape the jumper, and being small
> it's not likely to get in the way of anything. Also if you w
Jaca wrote:
>
>
> This is too tiny with my soldering skills to properly fix so had to
> improvise and weird things turned out to be working :)
>
>
cool! Wire wrap wire works real well for those jumpers if you have any
#26-#30 laying around. Just mentioning wire wrap might date me :). Since
OK so this is probably worst repair job ever [emoji23] but it works..
It was as suspected faulty pcb track/trace whatever proper name... It
didn't show obvious break but it was kind off faded..
Little dot in other place which I assume was break turned out to be
fine..
This is too tiny with m
Redrum wrote:
> if you mean the little hand held remote similar to all of the other ones
> (tv, etc) laying around...
>
> often you can open the case and clean it. The buttons consist of
> interlaced copper traces on the pcb board, and the silicone pad (the
> button) has a carbon deposit on it
Sorry just to add yeah I tried aluminium foil to tests pads themselves
but no luck.
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Redrum wrote:
> not saying you aren't correct, but it's worth trying to clean. It is
> very common for one button, or an area to fail, possibly because of a
> spill. a pcb trace failure is possible, but it should be visible under a
> magnifier. Also when using a multimeter for checking traces, r
Jaca wrote:
> Weirdly 2 of my SB Touch remotes recently developed this problem..
>
> One has not working next and sleep, where other previous and back
> arrow.
>
> I had a look inside to do usual remote clean and possibly foil trick but
> it seems that pcb tracks started to fail... I checked w
Weirdly 2 of my SB Touch remotes recently developed this problem..
One has not working next and sleep, where other previous and back arrow.
I had a look inside to do usual remote clean and possibly foil trick but
it seems that pcb tracks started to fail... I checked with multimeter
buzzer and t
if you mean the little hand held remote similar to all of the other ones
(tv, etc) laying around...
often you can open the case and clean it. The buttons consist of
interlaced copper traces on the pcb board, and the silicone pad (the
button) has a carbon deposit on it (usually carbon, I think?).
Hoping Joe Muc or someone else knowledgeable might help me. I have a
Touch remote that works except the Now Playing key which does not
function(no response on Touch when using button). Tried the obvious,
changing the batteries and trying it on another Touch. What are the
correct troubleshooting/r
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