cliveb wrote:
Hi, this is my first post. Yesterday I took delivery of a SB2, and jolly
nice it is to. I'm interested in building a remote receiver that will
switch on my power amps (using a power relay) at the same time as
turning the SB2 out of standby.

To this end, I need to find out some technical data about the remote,
such as the frequency it uses, and the codes it sends. I've tried a
search of the forums but came up with nothing. Does anyone know where I
can get this kind of data?

At least some of that info (the codes, not the frequencies, though I tink the frequency info is fairly standardized for IR remotes) is available in the file .../IR/Slim_Devices_Remote.ir within the slimserver source.


If you've already got a remote that can control your amps, you could go the other way around, and program the Slim to respond to that remote; setting the d_ir flag will output every IR signal received to the log, and you can use those log entries to create a .IR file that maps the remote codes to symbolic button names. Those buttons are then mapped to modes/features in the Default.map file in the same directory.

Another alternative you might want to consider is the geekport -- the SB1/SBG had a pin labled: "s/pdif enable indicator (may be used to drive remote amplifier turn-on)"; I'm not sure, but I'd imagine that the SB2 geekport has a similar pin.

- Marc
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