Il giorno giovedì 4 dicembre 2014 14:51:57 UTC+1, Jon Smirl ha scritto:
>
> IR remotes use different protocols. These protocols are supported by
> different kernel modules like NEC, RC5, etc. You also need keymaps
> for mapping the remote protocols into standard key events. Look in the
> kernel source at drivers/media/rc/...... If you get things set up
> right Linux can decode every IR remote on the market.
>
Ok, good to know there are different protocols. The content of my folder is:
#pwd
/usr/lib/modules/3.4.90/kernel/drivers/media/rc
# ls
ati_remote.ko ir-jvc-decoder.ko ir-mce_kbd-decoder.ko ir-rc5-decoder.ko
ir-rc6-decoder.ko ir-sony-decoder.ko lirc_dev.ko rc-core.ko
streamzap.koimon.ko ir-lirc-codec.ko ir-nec-decoder.ko ir-rc5
-sz-decoder.ko ir-sanyo-decoder.ko keymaps mceusb.ko
redrat3.ko
I was expecting to be able get a kind of raw string to simply resend if
needed, even if not recognized.
Is there a way to get raw values and simply resend them? Like using an
arduino, with a sketch I got the raw data and then I use them to resend the
signal.
i.e.: http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Infrared-Remote-tutorial/#step5
I would then an IR led to send out signals, if the build in receiver cannot
send as well. I've no idea if the build in ir sensor can only receive.
Thanks
Simon
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