RE: Analysis of pulse-space sequences in Mode 2

[Julio C. M. <ju...@vt...>]

Forgot to ask how to access "remotes/generic/NEC.conf". I guess this is not in 
the database and needs to be obtained from "the distribution", which I assume 
is something inside a "tar.bz2". Getting stuff from a tar.bz2 will involve 
quite a bit of setup work and learning for me (and I assume for most Win 
users). Is this file available by itself, or zipped somewhere?

Thanks!

>===== Original Message From li...@ba... (Christoph Bartelmus) =====
>Hi!
>
>Julio C. Martinez "ju...@vt..." wrote:
>
>[...]
>> LIRC home page. I have been successful in learning and using a couple of
>> my remotes, but not the one I am particularly interested in, a Pioneer
>> SR-90 steering wheel remote control. I can't seem to find a config file
>[...]
>> WinLirc insists on the signal not being consistent. However, I copied
>> into a spreadsheet the sequences and they do seem consistent for the
>> same button. I have attached csv files with the data for two of the
>> buttons in the remote.
>
>Looks like standard NEC code (see remotes/generic/NEC.conf in the lirc
>distribution). I don't quite understand why WinLIRC has problems with
>it. Indeed there are Pioneer config files in the database that were
>created just fine using WinLIRC.
>You could try modifying one of the existing Pioneer config files.
>
>Christoph
>
>
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