On August 14, 2016 at 01:17, 3FG said...
Well, Barf's
IrScrutinizer program is very powerful, and it can import LIRC files and convert them to Pronto. So you can copy the text of the conf file to the clipboard, grab it on the Import tab of IrScrutinizer, and get the decodes of all 12 recorded signals. You can export the signals in Pronto format also.
It looks like Barf guessed right on the device number, but the function number as supplied by the manufacturer surprisingly doesn't need a bit reversal.
According to the conf file, the IR protocol is NEC2, device 178.
Power is function 220
0000 006C 0000 0022 015B 00AD 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 0041 0016 0016 0016 0016 0016 05F7
Probably Barf will be along soon, and he knows much more about LIRC than I do.
Awesome!!! This code is working perfectly :) Thank you very very much 3FG :)
That is actually everything I needed haha. The other buttons are programmable in kodi via Lirc. Just the powerbutton is something hardcoded into the Odroid C2 u-boot (bootloader?).
| On 1471166699, Barf said...| Assuming that the lircd.conf file is correct, 3FG has already told the full story. You can paste the lircd.conf and generate the full table with IrScrutinizer with just a few clicks.|| Possibly the repeats will not work (well), but that is the 201-class ;.).|| If you have any (constructive) suggestions on how to improve IrScrutinizer enabling it to transfer the signals to the Harmony, let me know.Thanks for your help and advice :) Should've found this Lirc info before posting this thread, then I'd have already had the code with your first replay on friday ;).
Regarding the suggestions for transferring to harmony:
Well... I assume you know already the
concordance project. Though, concordance (1.2) is not working on my machine after installation (cmd window starts and closes immediately). However, like I described (and uploaded the necessary ProntoHEX2Harmony.zip) in
this thread one can use concordance v0.2.1 altogether with the logitech harmony webaccount to download a button-learn-file which can be opened with concordance. Concordance can then upload a pronto code (I did it with the 3FG command) to your chosen device of your own logitech harmony account. This procedure simply adds a new IR command to any by you chosen device. If you delete this device out of your harmony profile and put it back again, you will have to repeat this procedure. But this is in my case a very good way to add specific commands to devices like raspberrys or odroids (as these usually don't have harmony profiles). So I simply take any other device out of Harmony library and then setup Lirc on Kodi (LibreELEC) to make it understand those commands. Funny though, a couple of hours ago I indeed found odroid (c1, old version) in harmony library and its power command did work, so actually I bothered you with redundand stuff, sorry for that :/. But for myself it was still very useful, as I can now take this HEX code an add it to any other device that I chose. This is useful because the odroid c1 profile has only those 12 buttons. I need more (for direct audio stream change, and subtitles and subtitles sync adjustments etc). Thats why I use for my Raspberry and Odroid (harmony 900 remote) the harmony profile:
Category: PVR
brand: KLS
Model: VDR 1.6
It has a lot of buttons that I can map to functions.
Quick summary how to transfer pronto codes to harmony:
1. Open this link: [Link: members.harmonyremote.com]2. Login with your logitech harmony credentials3. choose learn IR command for your chosen device4. type in a new command-name and press "Learn New Command"5. put the downloaded LearnIr.EZTut file into this directory6. run the cmd.bat7. follow this guide: [Link: avforums.com] 7.a) type H to input new Pronto command 7.b) paste the long pronto hex code 7.c) type U to upload the command 7.d) now you can quit the cmd.bat by pressing Q8. You should now see the new command (with chosen name) in the harmony software or on the website.9. Update your harmony remote controlI think you know this practice already, so I'm not sure how this could be a constructive suggestions as it relies on the webinterface of logitech. Perhaps there is an easier way, but I found it some time ago and it worked, so its okay for me so far :)
I guess the developers of concordance could have constructive ideas regarding improvement of your already great IrScrutinizer, if even possible to improve such a mighty thing ;)
