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From: Bengt M. <bu...@be...> - 2012-04-25 20:39:38
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On 04/24/12 14:56, Brian J. Murrell wrote: > >> 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? > > Woot! It works great! Nice to hear that. I enclose a file containing the commands 0-100, which should be more than you need, according to the rmdu. Use the "hex" attribute in the rmdu-file to associate them to command names. > The only thing I found was the gap between > duplicate key sends was not quite long enough to defeat the STBs > de-bouncing when doing something like: > > # irsend SEND_ONCE xmpff-1 3 3 > > However > > # irsend SEND_ONCE xmpff-1 3 2 > > works as expected. For the duplicate key press situation I can do: > > # irsend SEND_ONCE xmpff-1 3; sleep .5; irsend SEND_ONCE xmpff-1 3 > > and it works as expected. The used protocol XMP-1 with final frame is unfortunately quite complicated, containing both a long intro sequence, and long repeat sequence, AND a long ending sequence. LIRC cannot (as I recall) do anything near this. Be happy that it "almost" works! > > Much, much thanks for this. I truly appreciate it. Glad to be of help. The program will be available next week, estimated. Greetz, Bengt |