[mythtv-users] IR Transmitter
David
myth at dgreaves.com
Tue Apr 6 17:57:59 EDT 2004
FWIW I've just made the improved IR transmitter and the IR receiver and
they're both connected via one serial port.
I had to recompile lirc because it only seems to understand the devices
it's compiled for (which for KnoppMyth is the PVR350 one which I don't
think works on 2.6.4 yet)
It was pretty easy though.
I expect you need to do the same (recompile lirc)
I really don't think you need two instances - the idea is that lircd
controls multiple process access to /dev/lirc
In fact, if you have multiple processes accessing /dev/lirc, I think
lircd stops.
If I run 'mode2' (what kind of name is that!) to scan the IR traffic
then lircd dies.
David
Michael T. Dean wrote:
> Steven Rubano wrote:
>
>> <>CAT 5 cable is stranded (read soft)
>
>
> Unless, of course, it's CAT-5 solid. ;) It comes in both types.
> I've got about 7 twisted cable plugs to prove it. I accidentally
> bought a few stranded-wire plugs which I used with solid-wire cable.
> It was pretty cool to see how much a crimper can mangle a plug...
>
>> One thing though for the person who is building this setup with his
>> PVR350, I had to run another instance of LIRC separate from the
>> instance that was currently running to get my PVR350 remote/receiver
>> working. I have a write up somewhere on how to do this if they are
>> interested. I found it on the web but modified it for the serial
>> driver (the one on the web described how to get a second instance
>> running for the SIR driver in LIRC)
>>
> I'm definitely interested. I'm trying to set up an ATI Remote Wonder
> (RF) to control my Myth box and a "home-brew" transmitter so my Myth
> box can control my satellite receiver, A/V receiver, VCR, and TV. (I
> figure I could do it with two instances, one for the Remote Wonder and
> one for the transmitter.) Any information you've got is bound to save
> me some time.
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
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