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From: Bengt M. <bu...@be...> - 2012-04-23 23:03:37
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On 04/23/12 08:01, Brian J. Murrell wrote: > I have a device (Huawei DC730) which has a remote which LIRC can't seem > to learn from (see the "irsend with raw codes?" thread for more > information). Using raw codes doesn't seem to be at all effective. > > I have managed to find a configuration file for this device/remote in > "RMDU" format? Is there any way to convert that to an LIRC remote > control configuration file? The RMDU file can be found attached to this > message if you are interested in seeing it. Hi Brian, a rmdu-file is for the use of the program RemoteMaster, see http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/. It contains the name of an IR protocol used, here "XMP-1 with final frame", together with the parameters "device" (62) and "subdevice" (16). These are shared by all the command in the rmdzuu-file. In addition, every command has its own command number, that is the "hex" parameter in the rmdu-file. I am almost finished (just documentation and web site setup remains) of a tool that will do this semi-automatically (and much more). Try the included "fragment": The first 10 commands should correspond to 0 to 9, Command d062f013s016 and d062f014s016 should be channel up and down respectively, while d062f015s016 should be power, Does it work? Greetz, Bengt |