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Sharp Aquos Link TV - Some keys that should work produce strange errors and are not working #361

Open Sequajo opened 7 years ago

Sequajo commented 7 years ago

Some keys on the Sharp Aquos Link remote are not working, but are sending a signal to libcec.

Best example are the red,green,yellow and blue keys, they are not working and i got errors like this in kodi log.

DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - received key a7 duration 0 (rep:0 size:0) DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - added key a7 DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - received key a7 duration 207 (rep:0 size:0) DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - ignored key a7

DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - received key a6 duration 0 (rep:0 size:0) DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - added key a6 DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - received key a6 duration 210 (rep:0 size:0) DEBUG: PushCecKeypress - ignored key a6

Should these keys work, or is the TV blocking these keys?

opdenkamp commented 7 years ago

PushCecKeypress is a method within Kodi, which indicates that libCEC is working correctly and forwarding the keys to Kodi. If it's not doing anything, then it's either a bug in Kodi, or the key mapping isn't set up correctly.

You can find more info about this here: http://kodi.wiki/view/CEC

Sequajo commented 7 years ago

THX for your answer. I already tried the general keymap file for remote.xml. With these remote.xml i got the above kodi.log. So i think some of the buttons on my remote are still unknown for libCEC. Is there a way for me to activate them, because you closed the topic. I thought this information for the buttons is in the libCEC Code and for some of my remote keys it is missing.

In my remote.xml the buttons for red,green,yellow and blue are set, but they are not working.

opdenkamp commented 7 years ago

Ok, I see what's going on here now. Looks like Sharp invented some new keycodes, 0xA6 and 0xA7 aren't valid according to the last version of the specification that I've seen.

Could you stop Kodi, start cec-client and type as + enter. Then press the red, green, yellow and blue key (in this order). Exit the app by typing q + enter.

Then send me the full output of cec-client.

I closed the ticket earlier because PushCecKeypress was being called, which means that keys are actually being forwarded to Kodi, but it won't recognise the codes without mapping them manually.

Sequajo commented 7 years ago

I tried that, i used ssh to connect to console ( i havent stopped kodi i am using libreelec system ) cec-client as + enter ( then all keys that are already working got logged, but the ones that are not working there was nothing logged at all here ) q + enter

So as result there is no useable log with the not working keys which are recognized by PushCecKeypress :(

Cygn commented 3 years ago

Hey there, sorry for necro-posting - but I've got a very similar issue with a ONKYO avr remote, with a LibreELEC 9.2.6 on a rpi-2B.

None of the keys has any effect on kodi, although they appear in the kodi.log as PushCecKeypress events. See my log here.

I've also tested cec-client with just left/right/down buttons: The strange thing, is cec-client seems to label them correctly as up/down... but kodi sees a7, a8, and does not generate any OnKey actions.

Any pointers will be highly appreciated! Thx in advance