[mythtv-users] commerical ir transceiver,
anyone used this with myth?
Harondel J. Sibble
help at pdscc.com
Sun Feb 8 00:48:25 EST 2004
Came across this commercial ir transceiver today and it looks pretty slick
http://www.irtrans.de/english/index.htm
It's a bit expensive at around US$100 but the feature list looks sweet.
Small Device (72 x 50mm) in a translucent blue case
USB or RS232 Interface
Includes Infrared Transmitter and Receiver
Powerful Transmitter: More then 15m Range possible
Connector for external IR Transmitters
2 Wire Bus to connect up to 16 Devices over max. 30m
LCD Module available to display data in different rooms
Microcontroller based - does not rely on your PCs CPU to decode or send
commands
Can receive or transmit almost every Audio / Video Infrared Code
Special Versions available for Bang & Olufsen Systems
Powered via the USB / RS232 Interface of the PC
PowerOn: Relay to switch on every ATX PC (optional)
Complete Devices in Stock
Devices in the old design still available as kits
Software
The Software Runs on Windows ME/2000/XP and LINUX
Shipped with an USB Driver for Windows and LINUX
MAC Versions coming soon
GUI Client to Learn and Send IR Commands
ASCII Client for Batch processing
TCP/IP based Server can be used in networks
Compatible with LIRC Clients (e.g. VDR ...)
Several Clients can access the server at the same time
Complete Application Software is OpenSource
Drivers for different Applications: e.g. Girder, Homeseer. More are coming
soon.
Fully licensed Girder Version included with every Unit
So anyone using this with Myth? How do you like it?
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Harondel J. Sibble
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