Hi Heppu,
> Lirc version: 8.2
> Hello,
> I bought a Logitech 525 remote a while ago and it everything seemed to be
> working fine until I noticed that some buttons get repeated 2-3 times
> instead of just once. My previous remote worked just fine.
> I tried to add repeat = 0 into my lircrc however it didn't seem to change
> anything.
The Harmony remote tends to send each IR command multiple times. You
can verify this by running xmode2.
You can modify the Harmony by lowering the number setting under:
troubleshoot the device-> show more problems -> device doesn't appear
to receive every command correctly -> device responds too much to some
commands. (This is from memory, so might not be totally accurate). You
might need to do some trial and error to get it to send each command
only once.
...juerg
> irw output looks like this:
> 0000000000001007 00 Down lircd-rc5.conf
> 0000000000001007 01 Down lircd-rc5.conf
> 0000000000001007 02 Down lircd-rc5.conf
> 0000000000001006 00 Up lircd-rc5.conf
> 0000000000001006 01 Up lircd-rc5.conf
> 0000000000001006 02 Up lircd-rc5.conf
> 000000000000100a 00 Ok lircd-rc5.conf
> 000000000000100a 01 Ok lircd-rc5.conf
> 000000000000100a 02 Ok lircd-rc5.conf
> As we can see here every button press creates 3 events. Accordingly to lirc
> docs these extra events should be ignored but it doesn't happen with the
> mythtv or with the mplayer.
>
> Few first lines of the Lircd.conf
> __________________________________________________
> begin remote
> name lircd-rc5.conf
> bits 13
> flags RC5|CONST_LENGTH
> eps 30
> aeps 100
>
> one 922 858
> zero 922 858
> plead 937
> gap 116048
> min_repeat 3
> toggle_bit 2
>
> __________________________________________________
>
> lircrc for the button Ok (which does 2 events in mythtv)
> __________________________________________________
> begin
> prog = mythtv
> button = Ok
> config = Space
> repeat = 0
> end
> __________________________________________________
>
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