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« on: October 29, 2006, 05:14:28 am »

I am intending to install multiple tuners in my core. My provider is Direct TV.  This means multiple satelite receiver boxes.  My question(s) are if I have multiple boxes, how will I control each box?  Purchase multiple IR devices?  There may be rs232 port, I am not sure.  If there is, will Pluto allow me to plug multiple USB-RS232 from my core to my boxes?  If so, how does Pluto determine which box is the correct box through USB (from Core)-RS232(satellite box)?  

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« Reply #1 on: October 30, 2006, 05:08:33 pm »

A device template needs to be created for this, with the child devices for each of the tuners and the capture ports.  WE should also add the vendor/model id of the pci card so it's plug and play and gets auto-created (see the template for the PVR 250).

Then when you add a satellite box (wizard, devices, a/v equipment), you can specify which port on the capture card it's connected to.  And for each satellite box you can also specify the usb->rs232 that's used.

This does work; I have a bunch of rs232-controlled a/v devices in my installation.

Are you in the U.S.?  Can you send me an email to aaron.b, and perhaps we can setup a time when you're by the phone to talk, if you enable remote assistance I can login and get the data for the card, add it to the central database, and then it will work with the next release.
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