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nearly every codes of IR remote controls can be leared with ''irrecord'' for [[LIRC]]. Configuration file for many of them can be downloaded from the LIRC homepage.
nearly every codes of IR remote controls can be leared with ''irrecord'' for [[LIRC]]. Configuration file for many of them can be downloaded from the LIRC homepage. One exception is the IR input for Hauppauge DVB-s cards with IR input. Communication for these is accomplished directly using the
linux DVB driver and vdr, after initialization with the <b>av7110_loadkeys</b> utility application.

To ac7110_loadkeys you need an rc5 initialization file (supplied with the application) and then you run
<br><b>av7110_loadkeys hauppauge_grey.rc5 &gt; /proc/av7110_ir</b> to initialize the IR driver.



==Links==
==Links==

Revision as of 17:18, 24 October 2005

One of the most important items for VDR is the remote control. No one really wants to control his TV set with a cable bound computer keyboard.

One can distinguish between radio and infrared remote controls.

radio remote controls

  • ATI USB Remote Wonder (works under LIRC)

Infrared remote controls

  • MD6461|Tevion / Medion MD6461 und MD46XX
RC of Nova-T
RC of old Nexus
One-for-All 7040

nearly every codes of IR remote controls can be leared with irrecord for LIRC. Configuration file for many of them can be downloaded from the LIRC homepage. One exception is the IR input for Hauppauge DVB-s cards with IR input. Communication for these is accomplished directly using the linux DVB driver and vdr, after initialization with the av7110_loadkeys utility application.

To ac7110_loadkeys you need an rc5 initialization file (supplied with the application) and then you run
av7110_loadkeys hauppauge_grey.rc5 > /proc/av7110_ir to initialize the IR driver.


Links

[1] http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~tmccoy Construction manual for a infrared receiver
[3] http://www.lirc.org LIRC homepage