Great that it works
Now you can play with the lua files.
The User Interface of NADIR is to my opinion nicer than the interface
of the ARCAM files.
Use the Volume.lua of the ARCAM and enter the codes of the ARCAM in the
NADIRApplet.lua.
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Egnos
Just posted this on the Duet board:
"Sorry for the trouble but I was just messing around with my Controller
to see if a plugin that I had recently installed works and inadvertently
hit the volume down button and, to my amazement, my Cambridge Audio 840A
responded!
I installed the ARCAMI_V2 file
You are making progress nice!
First edit the NADIRapplet. lua. (or you can use the codes from the
ArcamIE_V2.zip located in the ArcamIRApplet.lua and use them in the
NADIRapplet.lua which probably has better codes for your amp).
Leave the Volume.lua alone until you have the NADIRapplet.lua work
I'm guessing I can alter the code in the .lua file in Windows Notepad
and then use SCP to transfer the altered .lua file(s) to the
Controller?
Which. lua would I begin to alter first?
I think I've hit a roadblock once again cuz when I opened an .lua file
file in Notepad I really had no, and st
Newy
Very curious to the results. Keep trying at the end it will work
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I finally figured that out. Now I just need to figure out how I can
edit the code. See the (long) thread on the Duet board. Thanks again
for your help!
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Hi Newy
You need install WinSCP which is a secure copy application. Google
WinSCP to find the latest version to download
You also need to enable remote login on the Controller (which will give
you a password 1234).
On WinSCP enter:-
'Host name': yourController's ip address
'login name': root
Can someone tell me how I get to the folder described in Step 3 above,
starting from the "My Computer" icon on my desktop? I've tried looking
everywhere for the "USR" folder but I can't find it. Arrrggghhh.
Thanks.
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newy
I'm using a modified volume.lua file to control my Meridian amp. It's a
great development but there are a few drawbacks that I've found.
The most serious one is if you use headphones plugged into your
Controller -you get a lot of interference (from the ir emissions?) when
adjusting the volume.
...I wish I knew what an applet was. I think I'm screwed.
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Could anyone write this up into sort of a "setup for dummies" version?
I think Step 2 is missing but its probably more than that that I need.
I think I found the cambride Audio Amp codes here:
http://www.cambridgeaudio.com/assets/documents/AP194951azur840ACIRRemoteControlCommands.pdf
but I'm not
The Moog;395532 Wrote:
> Can this be easily installed on a NAS?
It's not being installed on a NAS or any SC for that matter, this goes
directly into the Controller (which is really a computer, not a
remote).
> Also, can anyone tell me the correct IR commands for Musical Fidelity
> pre-amps?
>
This is exactly what I have wanted my Controller to do from the day I
bought it. Right now it spends most of its time in the cradle cuz its
annoying to have 2 remotes going at once to accomplish one task
(listeniong to music) - I just use my Harmony universal.
Unfortunately, I'm not that great w
Can this be easily installed on a NAS?
Specifically, I am using a ReadyNAS Duo to run SqueezeCenter and have
only ever installed plugins using the web interface. Also, can anyone
tell me the correct IR commands for Musical Fidelity pre-amps?
Cheers,
The Moog
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The Moog
To control your amp with your Duet Controller you can use the enclosed
zip file.
This example only works for a NAD amplifier (C352). But if you know the
IR codes of your own amplifier you can easily change the applets for
your amplifier.
In the previous verson of the applet it was not possible to
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