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So if you are pointing and holding the remote button at a TV, and someone walks in front of the remote signal, the TV knows that it's a person and not a break in the signal and a second press.
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Will the Streacom edition Flirc work with my case?
jason replied to vardman's topic in General Questions
It will work, the only issue is mounting it in your case and having a hole for the IR to go through. But it'll work with any motherboard. -
When you record, don't press go. Press up, record up, then press up again, and record up again. Do this for every key. Your remote actually is sending out two unique patterns per individual press.
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Newbie, am probably missing something obvious
jason replied to nobbynobs's topic in General Questions
That's so you can load Kodi on it. It disables regular USB and I think turns into some proprietary jtag interface. -
Newbie, am probably missing something obvious
jason replied to nobbynobs's topic in General Questions
Yes that's correct. Make sure Adb debugging is off in your firetv settings -
Newbie, am probably missing something obvious
jason replied to nobbynobs's topic in General Questions
Better documentation is on it's way. This is all you need to do: 1. Fire up harmony, and add the manufacturer Flirc, and device firetv to your harmony You don't need my software, I worked with harmony to add built in support. But since you already paired something, plug it in, fire up the Flirc GUI, and format the device. That's it. Plug it into your harmony, the codes are in Read only memory on flirc. -
okay, keep me posted. I'll try and replicate what I do electrically with that one, it works a bit differently, but essentially, this is the same thing as unplugging and plugging it in. But you said that didn't work and it through me off. Work may be a bit slow over here though, Our Lily was just born Tuesday, so a bit tired. = )
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Just me here, it's on the list. Making it's way up.
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Yes, you're exactly right. Program on your PC, then use on OSMC.
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waiting back to hear from amazon.
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Hey Rotag, did the firmware update? The text is in the lower left corner of the screen. Let me know what version you see.
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The new device is more capable and faster. Able to recognize tighter timing requirements of some of the RC6. PM me, and I'll send you a new one.
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Foxxi and Kevin, PM me, I'll get you one. Flirc V1 uses the disconnect to wake up the host. I'll send you guys one to test.
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Okay. If you can put an eBay link to your remote. I'll purchase that and take a look. Very sorry for the trouble.
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I pushed an update yesterday that may fix this. Please download the latest release and give that a shot. Please report back here if you have success or not.
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Didn't you mention if you put the computer to sleep with the suspend key on the remote control, it will wake it up again? How are you putting your computer to sleep? You should be able to tell your computer which modes to go into as mentioned in that thread: http://cl.flirc.io/jIC2 I would try all those sleep modes.
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Ugh, it's gotta be windows. If I can't even tell the computer that the device disappeared, nothing is going to work. Something is stopping all recognition from my device in windows. Why your logitech has anything to do with it, it's beyond me. Do you have any logitech software installed?
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Can you disable the deeper sleeps?
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If you unplug your logitech, does it work? EDIT ** If your logitech is not attached to your pc when you sleep, can you wake up flirc **
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You aren't waisting my time at all. Lot of flircs get sold, this is going to be a big issue. There is one more thing I can try. Which is to emulate a disconnect. After your computer is sleeping, could you unplug flirc and plug it back in and see if the machine wakes up? I don't particularly like this, as it's not following the standard. I think it's hardware related. Are both computers identical in hardware? A lot of folks point back to the intel gpu on the threads. How about the control panel option I pointed to previously?
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You know what, it looks like a fairly big problem with windows 10. Look at this: https://www.windows10forums.com/threads/cannot-wake-up-windows-10-from-sleep-with-external-mouse-and-keyboard.9674/ Go to the bottom and look at similar threads. There are dozens. There is an interesting post here: http://cl.flirc.io/jGvO On all the hubs, you can uncheck: "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" Also, a lot of people are pointing towards video drivers. What's in your system?
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And Sleep vs Suspend? Did one work over the other? I've got one other idea.
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Before we go in that direction, any chance you can give the attached a try and let me know if you yield better results? Thanks, let me know. nemo.release-4.0.16.bin
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windows configuration or a windows driver related issue great find and good step in the right direction.
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once paired in windows, you don't need any additional software. So set it up in windows and it should work with your previously paired remote without any additional software