[mythtv-users] Re:LIRC and Hauppauge question

[IvanK.]

David,

this is a much belated reply, but I had to wait until I received my jp1 cable.

Now if I understand correctly your file will program a radio shack universal 
8-in-1 remote (15-2116) to work with the receiver that comes with a pvr-x50 
card.  Is this so?

And since I'm completely new to JP1 programming, how do I go about programming 
my remote?  Do I need just the ir.exe and your file, or is there anything 
extra?

I read some documentation at http://www.hifi-remote.com/jp1, but it seemd 
outdated, so I couldn't follow the instructions.

Would it be possible for you to list the steps necessary to upgrade to remote 
to work with pvr-x50.  By the way, I have a pvr-350 with a gray remote.  I 
believe your file should work with that.

Thanks,
IvanK.

On Monday 10 November 2003 09:19 pm, David Vasquez wrote:
> I created an RM upgrade for JP1 remotes that works
> fine for me with a Radio Shack 15-2116.  It's posted
> in the JP1 group.
>
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jp1/files/4. RM Upgrade
> Files/Misc/Hauppauge-PVR250.rmdu
>
> David
>
> --------------------------
>
> Based on my experience, the receiver on the Hauppauge
> cards will respond
> to RC-5 codes from other remotes (usually Philips, or
> universals
> programmed as Philips). However, there seems to be a
> limitation to
> exactly which codes the receiver will respond to. To
> date no one (at
> least on this list) has reported getting all (or even
> most) of the
> buttons on a universal or other non-Hauppauge remote
> to work with the
> Hauppauge receiver. Thus, the options would seem to
> be:
>
> - Get a learning remote and learn from a real
> (borrowed?) Hauppauge
> 'gray' remote
> - Get a JP-1 programmable remote and see if you can
> program it with
> codes that will be accepted by the Hauppauge receiver
> - Get or build a serial IR receiver and use any remote
> you damn well
> please.
>
> -JAC
>
>
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