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From: Bengt M. <bu...@be...> - 2016-09-03 14:04:45
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On 09/03/16 15:17, Justin Schwalbe wrote: > Greetings. Brand new to lircd and mailinglists, sorry for any faux pas I > may commit. This is also cross posted on ubuntuforums but I think > the mods moved it inappropriately so it’s not getting any attention. So > here goes: > > > I'm running a new install of Ubuntu 16.04. lircd 0.9 installed via > apt-get. I've got a HP MCE USB IR Transceiver device that I'd like to > use to turn send IR signals to turn on/off projector and a receiver, > etc. This is the > device: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-MCE-USB-Receiver-for-HP-Wireless-MCE-USB-Infrared-Receiver-VISTA-WIN-7-RC6-remote/32621962879.html?spm=2114.40010408.3.1.STGMWk > > > So far it seems the device partially works.. but I need some help. I've > been able to "record" remote keypresses. But I when I try to use irsend, > the IR blaster blinks a red light but doesn't control any of my devices > (nothing happens). The device does not contain an IR sender. You have to connect one such at one of the 3.5mm plugs at the back end. Something like this: http://www.smarthome.com/calrad-92-152-single-ir-flashing-emitter.html (Possibly there was one in the packing?) The device (with connected senders) thus contains 2 transmitters that can be operated by set_transmitters. But the driver does not implement ioctl LIRC_SET_TRANSMITTER_MASK correctly, so this number "2" is never reported. BTW, the just released version of IrScrutinizer (1.3) can read and write (assuming connected IR sender!) from this device directly. Greetz, Bengt |