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RE: Infrared Remote Control
Thanks Paul,
Yes, you can assign an input to operate an output, I think it sticks 5v
or<=
BR>
something on the output (or removes it)...
I think I understand.....
The output for say input one would "press" the source button on
t=
he
URC....etc
physically you (and my electronics is about as good as my ability to
fly
unaided...) remove the button / micro switch whatever and just solder
the
output wire to where the button is....
I would however need to find a cheap URC that cycles the source rather
than=
separate buttons. OR, and I can't remember if this is possible, assign
1
input to say 4 outputs and that cycles.......
Any recommendations for a cheap URC that I could destroy.... :-) ?
Neil
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Gordon [mailto:paul_gordon@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 31 October 2002 09:50
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Infrared Remote Control
Hi Neil,
recapping what I remember from the VIOM spec, then ISTR it is indeed
possible to link one of the VIOM's outputs to one of its inputs, such that
=
when an input is operated a corresponding output is operated. Also, IIRC
th=
e
output operation is pretty highly configurable in terms of the duration,
th=
e
delay etc...
Taking this a step further, it should therefore be possible to graft a
VIOM=
directly onto a piece of kit, so the the VIOM outputs operate certain
functions directly... - you could try to graft it directly onto the source
=
components, or perhaps it would be less risky to graft it onto a cheap URC
=
so that the VIOM "presses" the buttons on the remote to operate
t=
he kit...
Just my initial thoughts....
Paul G.
>From: Frost Neil <Neil.Frost@xxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>To: "HomeAutoGroup (E-mail)" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
>Subject: [ukha_d] Infrared Remote Control
>Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2002 08:40:47 -0000
>
>I'm nearing completion of sorting out my bathroom, knocked toilet
and
>bathroom into one, re-tiled etc......
>
>I used Paul Gordon's idea of having momentary switches connected to a
V=
IOM,
>plugged into the serial port of a dedicated pc. The pc is running
Girde=
r to
>control the apps on the pc (winamp, volume, tv, radio, etc..)
>
>What I was wondering if anyone new if it were possible to loose the pc
=
and
>use the VIOM to trigger some infrared device to control normal audio
ki=
t?
>I can then use the pc for something else.....
>
>My plan is this.....
>
>All AV equipment in Node 0,
>KAT5 Switching Matrix..........
>The bathroom is then just another zone for the audio, but I need to
con=
trol
>it.
>
>Hoping for ideas...
>
>Neil
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