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Author Topic: How to configure a Winfast Infrared Remote?  (Read 672 times)
Boz
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« on: May 12, 2008, 08:00:45 am »

Hello,

Apologies for the basic question - I've been trying to configure my new core/hybrid to work with the remote which came bundled with my TV tuner card (Leadtek Winfast DTV2000H).  I have the remote working fine with a basic MythTV install - but for LinuxMCE I'm completely stumped.  The user guide talks about selecting the device template from the Devices -> Media Director view on the web admin.  However, when I do this the remote still does not work.  Further, when I try to configure my own device using the configuration file I used in my Myth install it still does not work.

Can someone please post some clear step-by-step instructions on how to configure an infrared remote?  I've seen quite a few questions of this type in the forums so perhaps this would be of interest to a number of people.

Thank-you very much for your help!

Boz. Cheesy
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darrenmason
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« Reply #1 on: May 13, 2008, 12:14:30 am »

If you can get it working with a basic MythTV then you should be able to get it working with linuxMCE...

Make sure you are selecting the correct driver. I think that it will be "dev/input" for these.

If you check the log for LIRC_DCE device (in /var/log/pluto) then you should see an entry for each key press. If this is working but it is not doing something in linuxMCE then it may be a mapping issue for that device template. The mapping can be changed but I find it easier to just change the configuration for the remote so that it sends already mapped events. I think there is a wiki page with the know events on it (from memory).

Hope that helps a bit

Darren
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