Posts by GuustFlater89

GuustFlater89 · OLEDproc add-on GuustFlater89 October 17, 2023 at 8:53 PM

Hi LuRu, livs, sorry for kicking an old thread, but is there any update since last year? What are latest correct working versions for LE11 and RPi3? Thnx. Would be nice if this would be included in an AddOn repo directly from LibreElec.

EDIT: I have tried to merge code for SH1122 with Luma and OledProc. It almost works... I get an image on the SH1122 display, but it is scrambled. I can recognize the information. Sometimes it is quite readable, somtimes it is more like snow. Anyone can point me in the right direction? I based it all on the SSD1322 code (since this is also a 256x64 display with SPI). One picture shows the logo (apparently multiple times in the top row). Other picture shows text "1234", which is the first line in my LCD.xml, to test some static text. The "1234" should be in the top left corner.

For me some conclusions:

- The connections to the display seem to work fine.

- The screen is not cleared properly (or not fully written?)

- All items are written multiple times to the display.

Anyone can point me in a direction towards the solution?

See my scratch code on GitHub, I only changed the following files:

- luma/oled/const.py

- luma/oled/__init__.py

- luma/oled/device/__init__.py

- oledproc/service.py

- oledproc/resources/settings.xml

Edit: I tried several initialisations. All from a working setup with an SH1122 SPI display, one from a luma.oled issue and one for an arduino I found somewhere. I'm not sure if my issue is an initialisation issue, or a control issue (resolution? buffer?)

Edit (again): I was playing around with settings and selected the SSD1322_nhd. This gives a proper image, only the start position seems to be off. The text "1234" should be in the top left corner. I do not get this, since the display was sold as a SH1122 and I can only find this display as an SH1122 on the internet. I do not know how (and mainly where) to fix the position. The SSD1322_nhd is fixed to 128x64, where my display is 256x64 (according to the specs...). When I choose the SSD1322 I get a scrambled image. Just to be sure, I reverted to the original install files provided in this thread. When selecting the SSD1322_nhd, it gives same result as in below picture, where everything s shifted. My display shows printed on the rear: GME25664-65.

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 September 8, 2019 at 6:27 PM

Hi HiassofT works like a charm!!! Thanks once again. 5 stars for perfect help!

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 September 8, 2019 at 9:39 AM

Hi HiassofT I found a lircd.conf file that works on my tv. Any way to transform this to a ir-ctl setup? I use ir-ctl for other devices and I would like to use only one ir blasting solution.

Code

# Please make this file available to others
# by sending it to <[email protected]>
#
# this config file was automatically generated
# using lirc-0.9.0-pre1(default) on Mon Jul 15 16:57:45 2013
#
# contributed by 
#
# brand:                       /home/james/lircd.conf
# model no. of remote control: 
# devices being controlled by this remote: Panasonic TX-L22D28BW
#

begin remote

  name  /home/james/lircd.conf
  bits           24
  flags SPACE_ENC
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       3453  1753
  one           425  1307
  zero          425   441
  ptrail        425
  pre_data_bits   24
  pre_data       0x400401
  gap          73847
  toggle_bit_mask 0x0

      begin codes
          KEY_1                    0x000809
          KEY_2                    0x008889
          KEY_3                    0x004849
          KEY_4                    0x00C8C9
          KEY_5                    0x002829
          KEY_6                    0x00A8A9
          KEY_7                    0x006869
          KEY_8                    0x00E8E9
          KEY_9                    0x001819
          KEY_0                    0x009899
          KEY_MUTE                 0x004C4D
          KEY_VOLUMEUP             0x000405
          KEY_VOLUMEDOWN           0x008485
          KEY_POWER                0x00BCBD
          KEY_TV                   0x400C4D
          KEY_LEFT                 0x007273
          KEY_RIGHT                0x00F2F3
          KEY_UP                   0x005253
          KEY_DOWN                 0x00D2D3
          KEY_OK                   0x009293
          KEY_CHANNELUP            0x002C2D
          KEY_CHANNELDOWN          0x00ACAD
          KEY_RED                  0x000E0F
          KEY_GREEN                0x008E8F
          KEY_YELLOW               0x004E4F
          KEY_BLUE                 0x00CECF
          KEY_MENU                 0x004A4B
          KEY_MEDIA                0x00A0A1
      end codes

end remote

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Another challenge is to use discrete codes for Power_On and Power_Off. I found a document on Panasonic website ( Panasonic FTP ) with discrete Pronto CCF formatted codes. Can these be used in ir-ctl?

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 September 5, 2019 at 6:49 PM

Hi HiassofT

Did some trials again, but still without luck. I hooked up a IR receiver module to a logic analyzer and got the following signal:

It looks similar to the code recorded with ir-ctl. I adjusted the times to multiples of 450 µs (like in the logic analyzer graph, and I'm in Europe) just to try if that might help. No luck. The tv does not blink a led, like it is not receiving anything.

I'll keep on puzzling. If any additional suggestions, please let me know!

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 September 3, 2019 at 9:42 PM

Hi HiassofT, thnx for your suggestion. I tried to record the power signal (see below), but when I send this code the tv does not respond. Not led flash (only from my IR emitter...). Any suggestion? I use a MCE-USB ir blaster.

Code

pulse 3550
space 1650
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 1250
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 450
space 1250
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 450
space 1250
pulse 500
space 350
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 500
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 1300
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 1300
pulse 450
space 1250
pulse 450
space 1300
pulse 450
space 1250
pulse 450
space 450
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 1250
pulse 450
space 450
pulse 450
space 1250
pulse 450
space 1300
pulse 450
space 1250
pulse 450
space 1300
pulse 450
space 400
pulse 450
space 1300
pulse 450

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GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 September 2, 2019 at 10:18 PM

Hi HiassofT,

I changed my TV to a Panasonic. From ir-ctl man pages I found that the (native?) Panasonic protocol is not supported. Can you point me in the right direction to turn on my TV with codes like "0x40040100BCBD" (from IR Codes for TV Panasonic TX65FXW784 · arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota Wiki · GitHub) or 0000 0048 0000 0018 00c1 00c1 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0030 0090 0030 0091 0030 0090 0030 0090 0030 0091 0030 0090 0030 0090 0030 0091 0030 0090 0030 0090 0030 0091 0030 0030 0030 0840 (from RC: Infrared Hex Code Database: Panasonic CTP-25280S2 (TV) Commands (Page 1))

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 December 12, 2017 at 7:16 PM

Strange I can't get the "turning on to HDMI1" function working anymore. Maybe my memory was incorrect ? It has been some time ago that it worked before. Anyhow I'm happy with the way it is working now. Topic resolved. Thnx again!

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 December 4, 2017 at 1:32 PM

Just tried both raw files. They both do not turn on the TV, and both work to set the TV to HDMI1 when the TV is on. Don't understand why. I will keep fiddling around and see if I can get it to work again the old way. Thanks again for your great support!

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 December 3, 2017 at 8:09 AM

Hi HiassofT , I tried the doubling with the code you provided, but no luck. I can switch to HDMI1 when the TV is on, both with single code and repeated code, but not when TV is off.

Isn't it possible to apply the toggled bits to the second scancode, so there are two different hex codes? Or is it not possible to express that in a valid RC5 code?

Otherwise it might be nice to implement the togglebit functionality in ir-ctl. Don't know how many devices are needing this?

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 December 2, 2017 at 8:59 AM

HiassofT Can I help you with additional validation of the fix in ir-ctl? Send logging or do additional tests?

I'm really happy with the ir-ctl. Now I try to get my Philips tv on this as well. It works, but I cannot get the same codes I have now. I used 2k10_2k11_RC-codes.pdf. I can switch to HDMI1 with ir-ctl ("ir-ctl -S rc5:0x0304"), but this does not turn on the TV. It only works if the TV is already turned on.

With my Lirc codes I could send the KEY_INPUT_HDMI1 code and this does turn on the TV and directly switch to HDMI1. It will be difficult (in timing) to send "TV on" first followed by "HDMI1", because my TV starts really slowly and does not respond to IR signals the first 10-20 seconds. Is there a possibility to convert the "KEY_INPUT_*" codes in my lircd.conf to ir-ctl rc5 scancodes?

I've tried with the hex codes in the lirc.conf file. If I send "ir-ctl -S rc5:0x10c4", I get an error "error: invalid scancode '0x10c4' for protocol 'rc5'". If I send "ir-ctl -S rc5:0x1039" the remote led flashes, but nothing happens.

Code

begin remote

  name  PHILIPS1
  bits           13
  flags RC5|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  one           866   909
  zero          866   909
  plead         858
  gap          113721
  min_repeat      1
  toggle_bit_mask 0x800
  frequency    36000
  duty_cycle   50

        begin codes
                KEY_POWER_OFF   0x100c
                KEY_POWER_ON    0x103f
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI_SIDE     0x10f9
                KEY_INPUT_EXT1  0x00fb
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI1 0x10c4
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI2 0x1039
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI3 0x10f8
        end codes

end remote

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GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 30, 2017 at 7:01 PM

Victory!!! I installed the patched version, and now I can control the receiver without troubles! Manymany thanks for your ongoing support!

ir-ctl feels much more stable and controllable than irsend. I will continue using ir-ctl!

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 30, 2017 at 6:20 PM

Thanks for the info on ir-ctl. I'm trying with several codes (0x10002F, 0x100015, 0x0C0015), but no luck yet. From the flashing of the led it seems it only sends the code once (short flash, instead of several flashes I have with irsend.

I would expect by selecting a Sony protocol, the multiple sends are included?

I would be happy to test a new build, I'm using a RPi2, but I have not yet been able to send at least one successful command trough ir-ctl, I will keep on trying.

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 30, 2017 at 9:40 AM

I have created an empty rc-maps.cfg, but it's not fixed yet. I noticed that directly after reboot the remote works perfect, without interfering with Libreelec, but when lirc hangs the irsend commands seem to be handled by LibreElec, resulting in showing the volume icon (and acting). Another reboot solves this again.

By the way, it is pretty difficult to avoid quick repeating commands, when trying to lower the volume for example. This normally involves several repeated commands.

I might try to experiment with ir-ctl. I read that sony12, sony15 and sony20 are supported, but where can I find the known commands? On this website (Sony Receiver (16, 13, 12, 18, 24, 144, 121, 25.11; 48, 45, 176)) I see a list with device codes and command codes. How can I extract/compose the scancode to be send to switch my receiver to VIDEO for example? Or send discrete PowerOff?

I see as header above the table Sony:16; 48 (volume, power, inputs) and in the table 34 - Video 1, Aux and 47 - Power Off (discrete). Do you know?

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 28, 2017 at 10:47 PM

I'm trying both options in several configurations. I just had success with your tuned remote with "-# 5", I could turn it on and off, but only one time. Now it does not work anymore...

I tried gap value 30000 and it works again, but after turning on, off and on again I get a

Code

busy: repeating
Error running command: Input/output error

after a reboot it works again. After several commands the receiver stops responding, although the led flashes the same as when it was working.

I use this command (I renamed the Keys, hoping LibreElec itself would not respond to the command (see last remark in this post):

Code

irsend -d /run/lirc/lircd.socket -# 5 SEND_ONCE "Sony-RM-U305A" "VIDEO"

It kind of works now, but a bit unstable. If I run from command-line, sometimes the command had been executed, but I need a Ctrl-C to get a prompt back.... So it gets stuck somewhere.

Code

Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd_helper[342]: lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Info: removed client
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Info: removed client
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd_helper[342]: lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Notice: accepted new client on /run/lirc/lircd.socket
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Notice: accepted new client on /run/lirc/lircd.socket
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd_helper[342]: lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Error: error processing command: SEND_ONCE Sony-RM-U305A VIDEO 5
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd_helper[342]: lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Error: busy: repeating
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Error: error processing command: SEND_ONCE Sony-RM-U305A VIDEO 5
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Error: busy: repeating
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd_helper[342]: lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Info: removed client
Nov 28 23:44:18 GuustHTPC lircd-0.9.4d[342]: Info: removed client

And I got a new challenge. Sometimes when I send a VolumeUp to the receiver, LibreElec responds, showing the volume icon. Same for power. Must be something simple, but I'm stuck...

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 26, 2017 at 10:09 AM

Hi Hias, thnx for your serious effort to help me!! Really appreciated!

I tried your tuned remote, but no luck. Led flashes, but no response from receiver. I noticed that with my other remotes (RM-U305_func), when I send the signal twice very quickly after each other, the receiver receiver responses in the correct way. So I thought if I double the min_repeat, it might work in once. Strangely enough, I need to repeat 5 times quickly after each other to get a response. I would expect something different.....

I also tried the "-# 5", "-# 3" etc. but no luck.

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 23, 2017 at 7:12 PM

Below my lircd.conf. I just created and added the Sony-RM-U305A, by using irrecord and a mobile phone which has IR remote option. The phone itself works perfect on the receiver, the resulting remote in lircd.conf does not work. The led on the ir blaster flashes, no response from receiver.

Code

# filename:     LCD_TV_DISCRETE
# encoding:     shift encoded, RC-5-extended
# brand:        Philips
# model:        42PF7641D
# supported devices: Philips LCD Flat TV and others
#
# this file includes so called discrete codes to switch directly to an input
# and to directly switch power on or off (instead of toggling).
# these functions are normaly not available on the standard TV remote control.
#
# these discrete codes should work on most Philips TV sets,
# but only tested on the 42PF7641D model with the mceusb2 blaster.
#
# the remote information and the codes where derived from http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/rc-5/RC-5-extented
#
# compiled by [email protected] & [email protected] on 2008-05-03
#

begin remote

  name  PHILIPS1
  bits           13
  flags RC5|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  one           866   909
  zero          866   909
  plead         858
  gap          113721
  min_repeat      1
  toggle_bit_mask 0x800
  frequency    36000
  duty_cycle   50

        begin codes
                KEY_POWER_OFF   0x100c
                KEY_POWER_ON    0x103f
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI_SIDE     0x10f9
                KEY_INPUT_EXT1  0x00fb
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI1 0x10c4
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI2 0x1039
                KEY_INPUT_HDMI3 0x10f8
        end codes

end remote


#
# this config file was automatically generated
# using lirc-0.8.2(default) on Wed Dec  9 15:28:42 2009
#
# contributed by Jrg Jenderek <joerg.jen.der.ek at gmx.net>
#
# brand:                       Philips
# model no. of remote control: 242254902314
# devices being controlled by this remote: TV 26PFL5604H
#

begin remote

  name  PHILIPS
  bits            8
  flags RC6|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2718   844
  one           478   408
  zero          478   408
  pre_data_bits   13
  pre_data       0xEFF
  gap          106540
  min_repeat      1
  toggle_bit_mask 0x10000
  rc6_mask    0x10000

      begin codes
          Power                    0xF3
          TV                       0x60
          SUBTITLE                 0xB4
          TELETEXT                 0xC3
          SOURCE                   0xC7
#red
          DEMO                     0x92
#green
          SCENEA                   0x91
#help
          yellow                   0x90
#blue AudioDescriptor
          Home                     0xAB
          GUIDE                    0x33
          OPTIONS                  0xBF
          up                       0xA7
          left                     0xA5
          OK                       0xA3
          right                    0xA4
          down                     0xA6
          BACK                     0xF5
          INFO                     0xF0
          <<                       0xD4
          Play                     0xD3
          >>                       0xD7
          Stop                     0xCE
          Record                   0xC8
          Vol+                     0xEF
          Vol-                     0xEE
          Mute                     0xF2
          FORMAT                   0x0A
          P+                       0xDF
          P-                       0xDE
          1                        0xFE
          2                        0xFD
          3                        0xFC
          4                        0xFB
          5                        0xFA
          6                        0xF9
          7                        0xF8
          8                        0xF7
          9                        0xF6
          SOUND                    0x0B
          0                        0xFF
          PICTURE                  0x0C
      end codes

end remote

# Please take the time to finish this file as described in
# https://sourceforge.net/p/lirc-remotes/wiki/Checklist/
# and make it available to others by sending it to
# <[email protected]>
#
# This config file was automatically generated
# using lirc-0.9.4d(default) on Thu Nov 23 19:52:18 2017
# Command line used: /storage/.config/lircd1.conf
# Kernel version (uname -r): 4.9.59
#
# Remote name (as of config file): Sony-RM-U305A
# Brand of remote device, the thing you hold in your hand:
# Remote device model nr:
# Remote device info url:
# Does remote device has a bundled capture device e. g., a
#     usb dongle? :
# For bundled USB devices: usb vendor id, product id
#     and device string (use dmesg or lsusb):
# Type of device controlled
#     (TV, VCR, Audio, DVD, Satellite, Cable, HTPC, ...) :
# Device(s) controlled by this remote:

begin remote

  name  Sony-RM-U305A
  bits           12
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2395   573
  one          1206   569
  zero          608   569
  gap          45079
  toggle_bit_mask 0x0
  frequency    38000

      begin codes
          KEY_VIDEO                0x441
          KEY_POWER                0xA81
          KEY_DVD                  0xBE1
          KEY_VOLUMEUP             0x481
          KEY_VOLUMEDOWN           0xC81
          KEY_MUTE                 0x281
      end codes

end remote

#
# this config file was automatically generated
# using lirc-0.6.5(serial) on Tue Aug  6 01:45:22 2002
#
# contributed by Indrek Kruusa
#
# brand:                       SONY
# model no. of remote control: RM-U305
# devices being controlled by this remote: audio/video system
#

begin remote

  name  RM-U305_func
  bits           12
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2392   593
  one          1202   575
  zero          609   575
  gap          45164
  min_repeat      3
  toggle_bit      0


      begin codes
          KEY_SLEEP                0x0000000000000061        #  Was: SLEEP
          AV_i/o                   0x0000000000000A90
          KEY_VIDEO                0x0000000000000441        #  Was: VIDEO
          KEY_DVD                  0x0000000000000BE1        #  Was: DVD
          TV/SAT                   0x0000000000000561
          KEY_AUX                  0x0000000000000B81        #  Was: AUX
          KEY_CD                   0x0000000000000A41        #  Was: CD
          KEY_TUNER                0x0000000000000841        #  Was: TUNER
          KEY_POWER                0x0000000000000A81        #  Was: ON/OFF
      end codes

end remote

#
#  CHANNEL BUTTONS
#

begin remote

  name  RM-U305_channel
  bits           11
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2411   572
  one          1223   557
  zero          628   557
  ptrail        631
  gap          45354
  min_repeat      2
  toggle_bit      0


      begin codes
          KEY_1                    0x000000000000000B        #  Was: 1
          KEY_2                    0x000000000000040B        #  Was: 2
          KEY_3                    0x000000000000020B        #  Was: 3
          KEY_4                    0x000000000000060B        #  Was: 4
          KEY_5                    0x000000000000010B        #  Was: 5
          KEY_6                    0x000000000000050B        #  Was: 6
          KEY_7                    0x000000000000030B        #  Was: 7
          KEY_8                    0x000000000000070B        #  Was: 8
          KEY_9                    0x000000000000008B        #  Was: 9
          KEY_0                    0x000000000000048B        #  Was: 0
          SHIFT                    0x000000000000066B
          KEY_ENTER                0x000000000000065B        #  Was: ENTER
          KEY_CHANNELUP            0x000000000000004B        #  Was: CH+
          KEY_CHANNELDOWN          0x000000000000044B        #  Was: CH-
      end codes

end remote

#
#  DISC PLAYERS
#

begin remote

  name  RM-U305_player
  bits           11
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2391   595
  one          1202   576
  zero          607   576
  ptrail        611
  post_data_bits  8
  post_data      0xC9
  gap          45359
  min_repeat      2
  toggle_bit      0


      begin codes
          RREW                     0x0000000000000065
          FFRW                     0x0000000000000465
          KEY_REWIND               0x0000000000000665        #  Was: REW
          FRW                      0x0000000000000165
          REVERS                   0x0000000000000155
          KEY_PLAY                 0x0000000000000265        #  Was: PLAY
          KEY_PAUSE                0x00000000000004E5        #  Was: PAUSE
          KEY_STOP                 0x00000000000000E5        #  Was: STOP
      end codes

end remote

#
#  SOUND FIELD AND MENU
#

begin remote

  name  RM-U305_menu
  bits            6
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2368   618
  one          1171   606
  zero          578   606
  ptrail       1171
  post_data_bits  8
  post_data      0x84
  gap          45042
  min_repeat      3
  toggle_bit      0


      begin codes
          A.F.D.                   0x0000000000000038
          KEY_2CH/OFF              0x0000000000000020        #  Was: 2CH/OFF
          MODE-                    0x000000000000003D
          MODE+                    0x000000000000001D
          TEST_TONE                0x0000000000000014
          MAIN_MENU                0x000000000000003B
          KEY_LEFT                 0x0000000000000013        #  Was: MENU_LEFT
          KEY_RIGHT                0x0000000000000033        #  Was: MENU_RIGHT
          MENU-                    0x000000000000000B
          MENU+                    0x000000000000002B
      end codes

end remote



#
#  TV/VTR/DISC/CH
#

begin remote

  name  RM-U305_ext
  bits           12
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2397   587
  one          1208   569
  zero          616   569
  gap          45346
  min_repeat      2
  toggle_bit      0


      begin codes
          DISC                     0x0000000000000531
          TV/VIDEO                 0x0000000000000A50
          MULTICH/2CH              0x0000000000000921
      end codes

end remote



#
# VOLUME
#

begin remote

  name  RM-U305_volume
  bits            3
  flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  header       2383   602
  one          1201   573
  zero          611   573
  ptrail       1200
  post_data_bits  8
  post_data      0x40
  gap          45044
  min_repeat      3
  toggle_bit      0


      begin codes
          MUTING                   0x0000000000000001
          KEY_VOLUMEUP             0x0000000000000002        #  Was: VOL+
          KEY_VOLUMEDOWN           0x0000000000000006        #  Was: VOL-
      end codes

end remote

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GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 23, 2017 at 6:26 PM

Hi, just checked and no errors in the "systemctl status lircd". When I add another (different) Sony remote and try to use it, I do get errors. So I removed it again and went back to the original. Leds on the transmitters flash (so I assume it gets an signal), but still no response from my receiver. I will keep on puzzling and maybe try ir-ctl (only need to find out how to get the codes, since I don't have the original remotes ).

If you or anyone else has new suggestions, please let me know. I really like the helpfulness of this forum!! Thnx!!

GuustFlater89 · MCEUSB IR blasting in Libreelec GuustFlater89 November 23, 2017 at 5:09 PM

Woow, this is great! Thanks so much for your help! I'm feeling stupid I did not find the correct socket, I have been trying and searching, but no luck. Now I have my Philips TV working again.

Still have a problem with the Sony receiver. Does not respond to irsend -d /run/lirc/lircd.socket SEND_ONCE "RM-U305_func" "VIDEO". The blasting led flashes, but no response from the receiver. It used to work when I was still at OE 4.x. I remember something with Sony IR that you needed to repeat the signal, maybe you know more about this?