JP1 Remotes

The import built-in setup is the most welcomed feature by me.

In case you have a nearly perfect built-in setup, and wanted to change just a few bits, it is the perfect tool.

THANK YOU!

Barf
Thank you, I'm already over this.

I've tried two other built-in config of Vero and URC-7935: Xbox (also NEC1 remote) and Kodi/OSMC (RC-5 remote). Unfortunately the result was the same. :-(

BTW, My current lirc config is this, based on our previous discussion. In terms of functions it is the ...

Vero is a linux based media player using lirc as the infrared interface.

Vero: https://osmc.tv/vero/
lirc: https://www.lirc.org/

Actually, I thought it was clear from this statement that no real WDTV is involved in my setup:

URC-7935 (using WDTV remote configuration) and Vero 4k (custom lirc setup)


The WDTV is just a common setup existing both in my remote (URC-7935) and Vero, and was choosen because I have experience ...

pH7_jp1
Yes, this is exactly the scenario.

I'm using the WDTV setup simply because once I had a WDTV, and I'm used to its keycodes, etc.

mdavej
Exactly. I tried other protocols also (RC5, RC6) with the same result.
I've also replaced the IR receiver in the Vero unit (as it was suggested in the other thread), no improvements. :-(

Now I dig myself into the kernel settings to get rid of lirc altogether, but it's still work in ...

Thank you for the replies!

I've downloaded and tried all the files for the WDTV remote from the files section. They all contain more or less the same configuration and key assignments. All fail the very same way. Besides, I've tried several other JP1 remotes to the same result.

I think the problem ...

Update:

The built-in device 2558 works much better than the one I assembled.
Unfortunately it is missing some of the key functions/buttons I need.

Maybe somebody can help me, what could be wrong with these settings in RMDU:
Protocol: NEC1
Protocol ID: 00 5A
Device: 132
Sub Device: 121 ...

Thank you for the answers!

I'm still struggling with URC-7935 (using WDTV remote configuration) and Vero 4k (custom lirc setup).

These are the official, built-in setup codes for this scenario in the remote: 4440, 5077, 5245, 4666, 4170, 5645. None of them works perfectly, so I just would like to ...

Hi,

I have a question about RMIR/RMDU:
Is there any way to tell the settings (protocol, key maps, etc.) for a built-in device for any remote?

I can see a long list of built-in devices in the RDF under the [SetupCodes] section. How to tell their initial settings?

Regards, TiceRex

jherrick wrote:Sorry to dredge this up, but does anyone know if the backlight on the Streamer is motion activated or only comes on with a button push? Thanks!

The backlight comes up on a button press only.
(In this sense it is kind of motion activated: the motion is to push a button. )

Could you please consider changing the RDF for URC-7935, reported here:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewt ... 583#144583

Or is this thread only for program changes? Where should I report an issue of RDF's?

According to the Activity tab the CH+ and CH- buttons always belong to the Streamer device (both in normal and in CEC mode), but in RMDU these can be programmed for the Audio device also.

Actually the Activity tab is right, the channel buttons don't work for audio.

I propose to fix it by changing ...

Thank you, Barf for your kind help!
Yes, as far as JP1 remotes concerned the problem is solved.

I really hate lirc, just look at this explanatory (?) picture:
https://kodi.wiki/view/LIRC#Historical_Information
There are too many layers, each of them has at least 3-4 configuration files hidden in ...

@mathdon
I can confirm that the downloaded file can be saved properly.

You can find the result here:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=26505