I couldn't find a config file so I used learned commands. I did note that the original remote did not have a consistent pattern for either volume up or volume down. In other words, If I quickly tapped the button, I got one pattern but if I held the button down for a long period of time I got a whole series of signal patterns but these varied - it wasn't just a repeat of the same pattern.
I experimented and kept the first three sequences from a moderately long hold on the volume control button as this seemed to be the best compromise. If I kept only one sequence, I got almost no movement from the volume but if I kept to many sequences then I didn't have very fine control over the volume increments. I should point out that my amp always resets volume to zero when it shuts off and it uses a mechanical drive on the volume knob to adjust volume via remote. I was in the middle of bringing the volume up to normal listening level (so I had been holding down the button for awhile) when the amplifier stopped responding. It was moving and then just stopped. At that point, I tried to turn the volume down (nothing), tried to turn it off (nothing), tried the original remote (via IR repeater but nothing) and then removed the IR emitter and tried the original remote (nothing). I tried powering down and turning on again and tried various combinations of devices but always nothing ... You can see why I think the emitter had something to do with it as I was in the middle of executing a command when it stopped working - but I also find it very difficult to imagine that any IR signal could physically damage an IR receiver ... -- Rantech ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rantech's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=11406 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39543 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/plugins
