/etc/init.d/lirc stop modprobe -r lirc_mceusb setserial /dev/ttyS0 uart none modprobe -v lirc_serial. 5 IR Receiver' REMOTE_MODULES = 'lirc_serial' REMOTE. LIRC - Linux Infra-red Remote Control. Lircd.conf file Supported remotes Timing Raw lircmd.conf; 2wire/2wire.lircd.conf.

Atric provide a very comprehensive manual ( / ) This Informations should help to connect the IR-Receiver to your board. I have hit a board which make trouble. Power for the IR-board and train the power-on-signal was no problem (described in the manual). But after I installed the IR-Receiver as described the media PC wasn't able to boot. Both LEDs turned on but nothing happen. This only when serial connected.

After some testing an some help from a colleague who has more experience with serial ports as I have we find the problem. Responsible for the trouble was the first pin. Project Igi 1 Game Free Download Full Version For Windows 7 there. This pin (DCD) is responsible for (Data) Carrier Detect () and normally not essential for serial communication. You can use the one-pin-cables which you can bought at the website of the IR-receiver. So the DCD-pin can be disconnected.

The IR-receiver will use this pin for transport the IR-signal. You have to change this by put the jumper to DSR as transport pin (lirc can be configured to use DSR pin to receive IR-signal). Pin assignment. Lirc is installed when you use the live installation of XBMC. Now I had to configure it but the kernel-module used by lirc expect the IR-signal on the DCD-pin which was disconnected.

So I had to change this. After some reaearch I find a solution. Inside the c-code of the kernel-module there is the data-pin set to DSR when a special hardware model is selected. You can give the type to modprobe when you load the module. Previously you have to free the serial port. Now test: /etc/init.d/lirc stop modprobe -r lirc_mceusb setserial /dev/ttyS0 uart none modprobe -v lirc_serial type=1 mode2 -d /dev/lirc1 Signals of your IR-Control should be appear as codes. Elektroinstallation Symbols Pdf Viewer. Configure lirc to load the right module.

Create an “Lircmap.xml” in your xbmc-data home. Touch ~/.xbmc/userdata/Lircmap.xml The Documentation can be found. After reboot XBMC should use the new file. Here is my: KEY_SCREEN KEY_BACK KEY_STOP KEY_NEXT KEY_REWIND KEY_PLAY KEY_FASTFORWARD KEY_LIST KEY_PAUSE KEY_RECORD KEY_VOLUMEUP KEY_MUTE KEY_VOLUMEDOWN BTN_LEFT BTN_RIGHT KEY_UP KEY_DOWN KEY_OK KEY_CHANNELUP BTN_BACK KEY_CHANNELDOWN KEY_RED.