Closed Crsarmv7l closed 2 years ago
Took me a bit longer then usual, but I answered this here: https://github.com/d03n3rfr1tz3/TTGO.T-Watch.2020/issues/15
Regarding the feature for defining multiple commands for one button, I will probably implement that in the near future. Depends a little bit on when I have time and motivation to do it 😉 Of course I will create a PR when it's done to bring it to the real firmware (sharandacs one).
Took me a bit longer then usual, but I answered this here: d03n3rfr1tz3#15
Regarding the feature for defining multiple commands for one button, I will probably implement that in the near future. Depends a little bit on when I have time and motivation to do it 😉 Of course I will create a PR when it's done to bring it to the real firmware (sharandacs one).
Thank you. I created the issue on your github before I found your writeup and discovered that the IR app was already in the firmware when you forked, so I figured I would put it here. I know there have been previous refs to you as the IR app expert.
I look forward to the implementation!
IR, opensource and the BLE UART, are the main reasons I got this. I was able to get it working with Sailfish OS, now just need to finish it off.
d03n3rfr1tz3 is awesome.
do not celebrate to early, it' just merged into experimental currently. it "works on my machine" 😉
Hi,
Looking for some insight about your IR Remote app
I have 3 TV's in my house, and for simplicity sake I would like to create one remote that sends 3 commands with each button press (one for each tv). Think the old school tv-b-gone type implementation. That would simplify the interface/remotes, reducing it to one remote on screen which should work on 3 different tvs. Not the most elegant, but effective and definitely scaleable for others as well.
The remote file would look like this:
{ "Remote": [{ "Power": { "m": 7, "hex": "E0E040BF" "m": tv2, "hex": "tv2 hex" "m": tv3, "hex": "tv3 hex" }, "Ch+": { "m": 7, "hex": "E0E048B7" "m": tv2, "hex": "tv2 hex" "m": tv3, "hex": "tv3 hex" }, "Ch-": { "m": 7, "hex": "E0E008F7" "m": tv2, "hex": "tv2 hex" "m": tv3, "hex": "tv3 hex" } ......... } ], "defBtnHeight": 33, "defBtnWidth": 65, "defSpacing": 2 }
Obviously the "m" and hex values would be replaced by the appropriate values.
It doesn't seem to work with the ir app though. Any tips?