rb.sam 0 Report post Posted July 21 (edited) Hi everyone! I haven't bought the Flirc just yet, my original plan was to buy one along with a Broadlink device so that I could map a button on my non-smart IR tv remote to have the Broadlink send an IR signal to another device (a HDMI switcher box that changes input). But I'm now reading that the 2nd gen of the Flirc does some transmitting! If this is the case then it would mean I don't even need to buy the Broadlink. Could anyone confirm? It doesn't need much range as I'll place the Flirc right in front of the device I'm hoping to transmit to (the HDMI switcher box). Thanks! Edited July 21 by rb.sam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jason 167 Report post Posted July 30 I don’t have time to support it right now. It’s all possible through scripting, and quite honestly, I’m not pleased with the transmitter. I’m working on integrating a much higher power transmitter in the next generation. You need line of site, 6 feet max. It’s not good. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rb.sam 0 Report post Posted July 30 24 minutes ago, jason said: I don’t have time to support it right now. It’s all possible through scripting, and quite honestly, I’m not pleased with the transmitter. I’m working on integrating a much higher power transmitter in the next generation. You need line of site, 6 feet max. It’s not good. The lack of distance for line of sight wouldn’t be an issue for my desired setup, but it’s the code I’m having trouble with. Whenever you do get time are you able to write something where I can replace certain bits like the IR frequency? No problem if not, I understand if you’re super busy and don’t get the time Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jason 167 Report post Posted July 30 You use the GUI to capture the IR waveform, and use the CLI or SDK to retransmit that same waveform. Only the 38khz frequency is supported. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rb.sam 0 Report post Posted July 30 42 minutes ago, jason said: You use the GUI to capture the IR waveform, and use the CLI or SDK to retransmit that same waveform. Only the 38khz frequency is supported. I can’t seem to find the documentation on the SDK, the page I went to is down - got a link? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
