LIRCD.SIMREC and LIRC RAW MODE

[jeff123 <jef...@ho...>]

Dear All,

         I have some questions regarding the LIRC RAW Mode and the
LIRCD.SIMREC daemon simulation.
         
         I have tried the LIRC LIRCCODE mode, which works fine.  Now as per
project requirement, we need to switch to RAW mode.  According to my
understanding, the raw mode decoding is actually done in the user space
framework of LIRCD, the driver needs to pass all the original pulse/space
waveform values to the user space decoding framework sequentially.  This
means that a group of time value data needs to be collected to decode one
button press.  Has anybody tried the raw mode please share some information? 
How is the performance of the raw mode?

        I have also tried to enable the maintainer mode.  In order to test
the raw mode, I used the lircd.conf.mceusb as the configuration file.  Using
lircd.simsend, I can simulate sending the pulses and spaces in the format as
"pulse 2667 space 889 pulse 444 space 444 pulse 444 space
888................" serials.  But when using lircd.simrec, I try to key in
the above pulse and space sequences from the stdin command line, I can not
get the decoding result.  So has anyone tried the lircd.simrec? How do you
key in the pulse/space sequences? When did you key in the EOF to terminate?


Thanks and Regards,
jeff 

  
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