Tom Metro wrote:
> stuart wrote:
>> ...I was after more than just a IR blaster. I envision populating the
>> MVPMC with the serial port and connect it to a small micro to control
>> a local display, receive IR, transmit IR, transmit S-Link and handle
>> the power management of the local displ
stuart wrote:
> ...I was after more than just a IR blaster. I
> envision populating the MVPMC with the serial port and connect it to a
> small micro to control a local display, receive IR, transmit IR,
> transmit S-Link and handle the power management of the local display.
If you're going to d
Tom Metro wrote:
> stuart wrote:
>> ...IR REC/XMT module which hangs off a serial port.
> ...
>> ...it would appear networked devices...which costs big $$$'s may be
>> possible with only $'s worth of parts, some knowledge of hardware and
>> an MVPMC box.
>
> Adding a serial port to an MVP requir
stuart wrote:
> ...IR REC/XMT module which hangs off a serial port.
...
> ...it would appear networked devices...which costs big $$$'s may be
> possible with only $'s worth of parts, some knowledge of hardware and
> an MVPMC box.
Adding a serial port to an MVP requires a hardware modification - ri
Hi...
Was poking around and found something called a UIRT2 which is a PIC
processor based IR REC/XMT module which hangs off a serial port. It,
w/a computer, appears be able to receive IR and control entertainment
equipment with IR commands.
http://www.fukushima.us/UIRT2/
I have brought this
