mce remote + receiver / transceiver model 1039

deffcon

Hello everyone,

Could some tell me how i can setup my mce remote + receiver / transceiver for use to control my amplifier via ir jacks that comes with this mce remote blaster. the reason why i asked this is that on Microsft i could use this to control my amplifier, what do i have to do with lirc to get this to work.

Thnx in advance,

Deffcon

superm1

Well two things:

1) Those remotes have three programmable buttons: Vol+/Vol-/Power. You can avoid using the IR blasters if you don't want anything beyond these buttons.

Otherwise, you need to get a lircd.conf that represents your amplifier and append it to the existing /etc/lirc/lircd.conf

From that point forward, its just a matter of

Code:

irsend -d /dev/lirc0 SEND_ONCE BUTTON

October 13th, 2007	#1
deffcon First Cup of Ubuntu Join Date: May 2007 Beans: 10	mce remote + receiver / transceiver model 1039 Hello everyone, Could some tell me how i can setup my mce remote + receiver / transceiver for use to control my amplifier via ir jacks that comes with this mce remote blaster. the reason why i asked this is that on Microsft i could use this to control my amplifier, what do i have to do with lirc to get this to work. Thnx in advance, Deffcon

October 13th, 2007	#2
superm1 Ubuntu Developer Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Austin, TX Beans: 2,725 Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron	Re: mce remote + receiver / transceiver model 1039 Well two things: 1) Those remotes have three programmable buttons: Vol+/Vol-/Power. You can avoid using the IR blasters if you don't want anything beyond these buttons. Otherwise, you need to get a lircd.conf that represents your amplifier and append it to the existing /etc/lirc/lircd.conf From that point forward, its just a matter of Code: irsend -d /dev/lirc0 SEND_ONCE BUTTON

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