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Rather
than trying t get use 'learned' IR, it strikes me that the best approach
would
be t use iRDA 'natively'.
What
about having a RS232 - IRDA 'adapter'? Apparently, Elektor Electronics had
such
a project in Nov. 96. Or it may be possible t use something
from
JeyEye or similar.
If it
works, you should only have t 'learn' serial data rather than awkward IR
waveforms.
Steve
I'm
now very disappointed after doing a lot of reading of different threads on
this subject.
It
would appear that NTL box I have uses IRDA instead of standard IR - so
Pront
cannot learn it either.
Without HomeVision making a change t handle IRDA - which I think is
doubtful, it looks bad.
The
only other option I thought of was trying t use the RS232 which is marked
as
"for service only" - I have sent an email t a contact at Pace t enquire
about this.
Graham
Can
Pront learn it Graham ?
Mike
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From: Graham
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Sent: Wed 18 Jul 01 17:21
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Subject:
[ukha_d] HomeVision & Pace NTL IR
Is
anyone using the NTL Pace set-top box and managed t get HomeVision t
learn
the IR from the supplied remote?
Cheers
Graham
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