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USB Infrared Toy / Re: How to configure WinLirc for USB IR Toy
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I always get stuck in learning the remote (tried 3 several remotes from different brands Netgear, Sony, MCE(Asrock)]:
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Currently the USB IR Toy only decodes remote that speak RC5 in irman compatible mode. I had to use a universal remote and try
a few different codes until I found a remote code that used RC5. All of the remotes I wanted to use were of course not RC5.
[/quote]Good suggestion I will check my remotes to find if they are RC5
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The default mode is IRmanQuoteAnd PuTTY is also displaying characters when pressing a button on the NetGear remote.
Do you know what mode the USB IR Toy is in when you are using it with putty? Did you type an 'R' to put it into IR man mode (the one that responds with 'OK')? Or did you type an X, which puts it into raw I/O mode (it respods with X01.
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mode=IR_DECODER; //mode variable tracks the IR Toy modeA funny thing happens when I press button [5] on the Netgear remote: PuTTY displays V101 (Test mode) and the decoding stops until I enter 'R' from PuTTY.
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If you can get characters transmitted from the USB IR toy with the netgear remote when in IRman mode, (send an 'r') than you should be able to use that with LIRC/WinLIRC.
Hope This Helps,
--Rob
Thanks !
I also tried a JVC and a Pioneer remote but only the Netgear remote responds in IRman mode.
X (IRIO) mode is displaying multiple characters (RAW Data) with all of the remotes.
Recap: I will find a RC5 remote and try WinLIRC again.
Hessel.