Hmm, upon looking further, Congruity (the python-based GUI which uses the libconcord backend) does appear to have a capability where you can enter Pronto Hex codes. Are you using Congruity?
It does still appear to require you to have a remote connected, though. On Sun, 3 Feb 2013, Scott Talbert wrote: > Are you sure you are doing this with concordance? If so, how are you > doing it, e.g., what command line option(s) are you using? > > On Sun, 3 Feb 2013, Russell, J.J. wrote: > >> Scott, >> >> The issue is not with learning IR codes from an existing remote, it is >> with entering raw Pronto Hex Codes. These are codes that exist neither >> in the LogiTech provided list of commands for my AV receiver nor as any >> 'button' on the AV remote, so there is no source remote to 'learn' the >> codes from. My only source is for these hex codes is in the Excel >> spreadsheet (read ASCII text). >> >> This is a functionality that exists in the PC version of concordance >> where I can 'cut-and-paste' the raw hex codes from the spreadsheet when >> prompted by concordance which then kindly uploads them to my LogiTech >> list of available commands. (I've done this on a PC with a handful of >> the approximately 50 codes I want to add for my AV receiver.) >> >> Sorry if I was not clear. Thanks, for you prompt responses, >> JJRussell >> >> >> On Feb 2, 2013, at 5:16 PM, Scott Talbert <s...@techie.net> wrote: >> >>> The way the IR learning capability in concordance works is this: At the >>> Logitech website, you tell it that you want to Learn an IR code and select >>> which command(s) you want to learn. You then download the XML file >>> (LearnIr.EZTut) and run concordance on it. Concordance then reads the >>> file so it can figure out which commands to learn (this part is remote >>> model agnostic). It then will communicate with your Harmony remote and >>> tell you to press keys on the remote from which you wish to learn (this >>> part is remote model specific). Concordance captures these values and >>> will then upload the information back to the Logitech website - again this >>> part is model-agnostic. >>> >>> Scott >>> >>> On Sat, 2 Feb 2013, Russell, J.J. wrote: >>> >>>> I've taken a quick look through the concordance code that I downloaded >>>> for the MAC. I see no reference to any option that allows pronto hex >>>> codes to be uploaded to the LogiTech database. For instance, I see no >>>> query similar to the one that prompts me on a Windows machine asking >>>> what I wish to do next, quit, enter hex code, etc. >>>> >>>> While you know the software better than I, loading pronto hex codes to >>>> the LogiTech database would seem to be independent of which remote >>>> controller one has. Admittedly, the database itself is associated with >>>> a specific LogiTech device, but this would seem to be only an >>>> organizational association, i.e. the LogiTech account itself is >>>> associated with a particular remote. The identity of the actual physical >>>> device (be it a 100 or 900) would seem to be relevant only when the >>>> device is actually downloaded, not in committing hex codes to the >>>> database. (This is speaking only about entering new hex codes, not any >>>> of the other options like saving configurations, etc, which obviously >>>> interact with the specific remote.) >>>> >>>> Of course, trying to outguess how a software system is constructed and >>>> what it depends on is risky business, so I am willing to believe I could >>>> be wrong on this point. But at this point, my impression is that the >>>> software for the MAC does not contain an option to upload new Pronto hex >>>> codes as does the prebuilt ddl and exe for Windows. >>>> >>>> JJRussell >>>> >>>> >>>> On Jan 30, 2013, at 10:23 AM, Scott Talbert <s...@techie.net> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Sorry, what I was saying is that support for the 900 was recently added to >>>>> Concordance, not the Logitech software. I'm sure support has been present >>>>> in the Logitech software for some time. >>>>> >>>>> As far as your website concerns go, Concordance doesn't replace the >>>>> Logitech website. You would still use the Logitech website to produce the >>>>> IR Learning or config update files and then use Concordance (plus possibly >>>>> Congruity) to write them to the remote. >>>>> >>>>> Scott >>>>> >>>>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2013, Russell, J.J. wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Thank you for your quick response. I'm not sure I will be able to try >>>>>> what you suggested. Things have picked back up on my day job, so time >>>>>> has become limited. >>>>>> >>>>>> Please note that I have been able to successfully upload new Pronto Hex >>>>>> Codes for my LogiTech 900 database and subsequently use them on 900. I >>>>>> did the uploading on a PC at work, but did the reprogramming on my MAC >>>>>> using the standard LogiTech support tool, so I guess I am a little >>>>>> puzzled by your statement >>>>>> >>>>>> "Support for the 900 was added relatively recently and it is not in a >>>>>> released version." >>>>>> >>>>>> since I did just do the standard download for the PC and it seemed to >>>>>> work fine. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Somewhat off this problem, >>>>>> 1. Yes the two database questions (removing commands and rearranging the >>>>>> commands) where both questions relating to the LogiTech database. I >>>>>> noticed when I had asked LogiTech to add a couple of commands (before I >>>>>> discovered concordance), the new commands were added at the end, so >>>>>> either they were just being expedient or even LogiTech has no interface >>>>>> to do this kind of manipulation. >>>>>> >>>>>> 2. With about 50 commands to add, it is kind of a pain to add one >>>>>> command at a time, but, okay, it is a one- time deal. I would love to >>>>>> script this so that I could more easily check for errors. Doing this >>>>>> one at-a-time by hand invites typos, like the command I misnamed. >>>>>> >>>>>> JJRussell >>>>>> >>>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>>> From: Scott Talbert [mailto:s...@techie.net] >>>>>> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 4:42 PM >>>>>> To: concordance-devel@lists.sourceforge.net >>>>>> Subject: Re: [concordance-devel] Concordance on the MAC >>>>>> >>>>>> On Tue, 29 Jan 2013, Russell, J.J. wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Let me amend one of my previous statements. The name of the new >>>>>>> command >>>>>>> **does** appear in the LearnIr.EZTut file. I just missed it. Sorry >>>>>>> about that misinformation. I've attached the downloaded file. So it >>>>>>> may be what you hinted at, that Safari is not correctly conveying the >>>>>>> right information. If this is just a browser issue, I'll try Firefox >>>>>>> or Chrome. >>>>>> >>>>>> I was able to parse your file just fine, so I don't think that is >>>>>> actually the problem. >>>>>> >>>>>>> It appears that concordance is trying to download or learn the command >>>>>>> from the remote. It (concordance) wants to attach to the remote. I >>>>>>> have done this on a PC at work (clearly no remote attached) and >>>>>>> running concordance asks what I want to do, and I select the option to >>>>>>> add a Pronto Hex code, which, after I cut-and-paste said code in, it >>>>>>> transfers it to the browser's LogiTech window and nicely adds the >>>>>>> command. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I am using a 900. >>>>>> >>>>>> This is likely the problem. Support for the 900 was added relatively >>>>>> recently and it is not in a released version. So, for the time being, >>>>>> you're going to have to checkout the zwave_work_branch from CVS in order >>>>>> to get the version that supports the 900. Additionally, it hasn't been >>>>>> tested on a Mac, to my knowledge, so it will be interesting to see if it >>>>>> works. >>>>>> >>>>>>> 1. Anyway to delete a command from the list once I add it (I missed >>>>>>> named a command)? >>>>>> >>>>>> Are you talking about on the Logitech website? If so, I'm not sure. >>>>>> >>>>>>> 2. Anyway to rearrange the LogiTech's list of commands? >>>>>> >>>>>> Again, I'm assuming you mean on the website? If so, I'm not sure. I >>>>>> haven't used the IR learn capability much. >>>>>> >>>>>> Scott >>>>>> >>>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>>> Everyone hates slow websites. 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