Re: ATI Remote Wonder Plus (RW3)

[Paul M. <pmi...@us...>]

It's odd that you're not receiving any data from endpoint 1 when the 
device is open and you press buttons...  perhaps there is a different 
initialization string?

-Paul

On Tuesday 02 August 2005 08:46 pm, Jeffrey Nash wrote:
> Hey Paul,
>
> I'm not sure how to reply to the previous post started by Drew
> Conner as I have just joined the mailing list... so hopefully this
> works...
>
> I have loaded lirc_dev and lirc_atiusb with debug=1 option. Here's
> dmesg so far
>
> module lirc_dev unsupported by SUSE/Novell, tainting kernel.
> lirc_dev: IR Remote Control driver registered, at major 61
> module lirc_atiusb unsupported by SUSE/Novell, tainting kernel.
>
> lirc_atiusb: USB remote driver for LIRC v0.4
> lirc_atiusb: Paul Miller <pmi...@us...>
> lirc_atiusb: debug mode enabled: $Id: lirc_atiusb.c,v 1.49
> 2005/03/12 11:32:14 lirc Exp $
> lirc_atiusb[2]: usb_remote_probe: dev:d0135c00, intf:df65d680,
> id:e0448528) lirc_atiusb[2]: scanning remote_list...
> lirc_atiusb[2]: remote type = 0
> lirc_atiusb[2]: adding remote to list
> lirc_atiusb[2]: processing endpoint 0
> lirc_atiusb[2]: acceptable inbound endpoint (0x81) found (maxp=8
> len=5) lirc_atiusb[2]: adding ep=0x81 to list
> lirc_atiusb[2]: processing endpoint 1
> lirc_atiusb[2]: acceptable outbound endpoint (0x2) found
> lirc_dev: lirc_register_plugin: sample_rate: 0
> lirc_dev: plugin lirc_atiusb  registered at minor number = 0
> lirc_atiusb[2]: X10 Wireless Technology Inc USB Receiver on usb3:2
> lirc_atiusb[2]: usb_remote_probe: initializing outbound ep
> lirc_atiusb[2]: send called (0x8004)
> lirc_atiusb[2]: usb out called
> lirc_atiusb[2]: send complete (0x8004)
> lirc_atiusb[2]: send called (0x8007)
> lirc_atiusb[2]: usb out called
> lirc_atiusb[2]: send complete (0x8007)
> usbcore: registered new driver lirc_atiusb
>
> Now, on to pressing keys with irrecord... I received the same error
> as Drew irrecord: gap not found, can't continue
>
> But did have output in dmesg
>
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): open called
> lirc_atiusb[2]: set use inc
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): open result = 0
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): ioctl called (0x80046900)
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): ioctl result = 0
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): ioctl called (0x40046912)
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): ioctl result = 0
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): ioctl called (0x8004690f)
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): ioctl result = 0
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): poll called
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): poll result = 0
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): poll called
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): poll result = 0
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): poll called
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): poll result = 0
> lirc_dev (lirc_atiusb [0]): close called
> lirc_atiusb[2]: set use dec
>
> Let me know if you need anything else.
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Jeff
>
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