On 07/10/05, Larry K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmmm. Not to beat a dead horse here, but I'm stil not clear on how this
> mapping takes place. Bear with me for a sec
>
> I understand that we have programmed the remote to send code 240 when the
> sleep button is pressed. How the lirc kerne
Unfortunately, I don't know how lirc works, because I
haven't studied the source code. Therefore, I'll use
one of our "favorite" concepts in the software
industry, that of the "black box".
This is what happens:
1. You press the button on the remote
2. The IR receiver receives the IR pulses from t
Hmmm. Not to beat a dead horse here, but I'm stil not clear on
how this mapping takes place. Bear with me for a sec
I understand that we have programmed the remote to send code 240 when
the sleep button is pressed. How the lirc kernel knows that code
240 maps to x'166' (sleep) in lirc.con
On 07/10/05, Larry K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joe, Thanks for the info.
>
> That fact that the buttons can have arbitrary names explains a lot.
>
> I'm wondering how I will know what kernel modules support this 3rd party IR
> receiver? The seller said it works with mythtv, so it probably does
Joe, Thanks for the info.
That fact that the buttons can have arbitrary names explains a lot.
I'm wondering how I will know what kernel modules support this 3rd
party IR receiver? The seller said it works with mythtv, so it
probably does. If I hack my Hauppauge IR sensor to connect via
seria
1. No, it will not work the same. You will need to
load in different kernel modules that support the new
IR receiver.
2. You program those codes into the remote. Since you
have an All-For-One remote, you would use these
instructions (which I copied from my website):
a) Press the device button you
Based on recommendations I found here, I bought the One For All URC-8910 remote from Amazon.com. Nice remote.
Then, following Jarod's instructions at
http://wilsonet.com/mythtv/remotes.php, I set everything up and it
works just fine. Since Jarod's site conveniently spoon-fed all the
configuratio
