gary.dawes at gmail
Nov 11, 2006, 11:57 AM
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On 11/11/06, Michael Lynch <lynchmv [at] gmail> wrote:
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> >
> > Even for capturing an IrDA port is unlikely to be able to properly
> receive
> > CIR (consumer IR) signals reliably. Even if you could get it to work,
> it
> > would likely only operate at very specific distances, with rather
> limited
> > range (see the aforementioned page for details).
> >
> > Brett.
> >
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> With that being said, I have used irrecord with the irda port on my
> T43 in the aforementioned setup to capture 4 different remotes in my
> house. Comparing the captured files to the ones available via the web
> it is properly capturing the signals. The remotes I'm capturing are
> various ones that have come with my devices over the years and also my
> grey hauppauge remote that came with the pvr-350.
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I've gotton lirc to work on a Dell latitude d600. just set the irda / com
port in the bios, and compile the lirc_module for serial ports (lirc_sir),
and point it to the com port.
I needed to run setserial dev/ttyS1 uart none (i'm using com2, com1 is
ttyS0). works fine with a Sky remote control (i'm in the UK), but the
receiver is in such a poor position on the laptop that it's only useful for
curiosity value.
hop this helps.
gary
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