Trying to enable RC6 IR for PCTV T2 290e

Hi, My Hauppauge RC5 remote control finally broke, and the PCTV T2 290e's native RC5 remote control isn't suitable for VDR, and so I bought a cheap RC6 remote as a replacement. The unit I chose was the Ortek VRC-1100 Vista MCE Remote Control, USB ID 05a4:9881. I've been able to switch the PCTV

Re: Trying to enable RC6 IR for PCTV T2 290e

On Sun, Nov 15, 2015 at 3:49 PM, Chris Rankin wrote: > Hi, > > My Hauppauge RC5 remote control finally broke, and the PCTV T2 290e's > native RC5 remote control isn't suitable for VDR, and so I bought a > cheap RC6 remote as a replacement. The unit I chose was the Ortek >

Re: Trying to enable RC6 IR for PCTV T2 290e

Hi, I've dug a bit deeper and discovered that the reason the em28xx_info(...) lines that I'd added to em2874_polling_getkey() weren't appearing is because I'd loaded the wrong version of the em28xx-rc module! (Doh!) The polling function *is* being called regularly, but em28xx_ir_handle_key()

Re: Trying to enable RC6 IR for PCTV T2 290e

> How are you "switching back to RC5"? I use the command "ir-keytable -p rc-5" or "ir-keytable -p rc-6" to switch between IR protocols, which does seem to invoke the em2874_ir_change_protocol() function. I'm not sure that I have a suitable RC6 keymap for this IR, and was expecting to have to

Re: Trying to enable RC6 IR for PCTV T2 290e

Em Sun, 15 Nov 2015 22:18:48 + Chris Rankin escreveu: > > How are you "switching back to RC5"? > > I use the command "ir-keytable -p rc-5" or "ir-keytable -p rc-6" to > switch between IR protocols, which does seem to invoke the > em2874_ir_change_protocol()

Re: Trying to enable RC6 IR for PCTV T2 290e

Hi, I'm not seeing anything when I use "ir-keytable -t /dev/input/" for my RC node in RC6 mode, although it does respond correctly in RC5 mode. FWIW, I've realised that the 05a4:9881 IR dongle is actually responding to all of its remote's keys. The problem is that USBHID creates two

Re: Trying to enable RC6 IR for PCTV T2 290e

> I've dug a bit deeper and discovered that the reason the > em28xx_info(...) lines that I'd added to em2874_polling_getkey() > weren't appearing is because I'd loaded the wrong version of the > em28xx-rc module! (Doh!) Ok, good. > The polling function *is* being called regularly, but >