USB-UIRT gobbles up codes!

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USB-UIRT gobbles up codes!

Postby Guest » Sun Jun 01, 2003 5:12 am

Just got mine today, very impressive, but.. in the minimal testing that I have done it appears the UIRT is gobbling all of my codes from my Pronto and not passing them on to my AV components. The unit itself is connect to a 4 port USB hub and when the pc is powered up say muting the receiver via the Pronto using the pre-existing codes won't happen. However, if the pc is powered down the UIRT will flash and the receiver will mute. This is how I thought it should work given I haven't mapped any events to this key in Girder and I haven't learned any UIRT commands with this key either. Thanks in advance for any and all help.
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Postby jrhees » Sun Jun 01, 2003 9:45 pm

'Guest',

The USB-UIRT is not intended to be a 'IR Repeater'. That is, if it receives a code it simply passes it onto Girder. It does *not* retransmit it. If you want the USB-UIRT to transmit, you set up a 'command' in Girder to initiate a transmission.

Does this help?

-Jon
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Postby Guest » Mon Jun 02, 2003 1:41 pm

john,

Thanks for the fast response. Please disregard the question as I think I was a little over zealous testing out my new equipment. There is no problem, too late when I was testing, too little coffee, etc....

On the positive side; configured the next morning 5 minutes tops for first command and very impressed with the product and your professionalism. Ordered Wednesday, received Saturday... can't beat that.

Thanks again.
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Postby copen » Sun Jun 08, 2003 8:33 pm

Jon,

Can you add an option to allow the USB UIRT to be a repeater?

Thanks,
Dave.
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Postby jrhees » Sun Jun 08, 2003 9:07 pm

Dave,

Could you elaborate on what you envision the repeater doing? The reason I ask this is that a repeater has a number of technical issues and depending on what you're trying to do may or may not be achievable with the USB-UIRT.

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