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Hi shaggy79...

Thanks for the Device Description and Hardware ID's for the 0019 remote.

I think that the questions you have now will be answered better in the forum topic for the particular plugin that you are using with it.

However, I can offer you some thoughts.

"But nothing happens"
Well it ...

The Winradio WR-G305e communications receiver is an interesting beast, it's a Software Defined Receiver (SDR).

In WEFAX mode you can receive weather satellite imagery straight from the satellites.
In HF-FAX mode you can receive weather charts from the various national weather services.
In ACARS ...

about AAAH

shaggy79...

I did some searching on the Internet.
The USB\VID_0BDA&PID_0161&MI_02 identifies a Realtek RTS5158 or 5161 chip used for card readers/writers.
Some of the later chips in the series allow OEMs to program their own VIDs/PIDs.
But that capability is not available in this ...

shaggy79...

Yeah, I was also puzzled about creating those kinds of links, and not even very long ago either.

Check this out.

As for postage and packaging costs, here in the farthest-flung part of Africa, it ends up being huge.

Speaking of this region, we call a mate or a bud a china.

Thanks ...

about AAAH

shaggy79...

Thanks, that information is very useful.
The VID says that it is made by Realtek.
The PID is identified as a Mass Storage Device in usb.ids , although we know it's a card reader.
So, I will look around the Realtek web sites to see if I can find a model number for it.

If ...

shaggy79...

Can you do Procedure 01 again for AAAH, but now try:
Click on the + next to Universal Serial Bus controllers to expand it.
i) right-click on eHome Infrared Receiver (USBCIR) and select Properties.
ii) go to the Details tab and write down Device Instance Id information.
(It should ...

shaggy79...

Thanks.
Actually, the result you gave me using Procedure 01 might prove useful after all.
Now I know that it does not work for MCE devices.
I have asked Sem;colon for a procedure that works for them.

I wish I had the money to splurge on lots of different remotes.
Then I could give more ...

shaggy79...

The 0048 is a receiver only, so you must use that leftover TV remote that you used with AAAH for 0048 as well.

I need to get the Vendor ID and the Product ID from Procedure 01.

One thing that I just thought about, AAAH and 0019 are both Microsoft eHome Infrared Transceiver devices.
I ...

Hi shaggy79,

I know of some people here that have 0048 , but I personally do not have it.

I have seen a few posts lately regarding some trouble with it:
General Support Re: USB-UIRT stops working ... Anyway to send reset?
General Support USB-UIRT "Device not Ready" How to execute Macro on Error ...

remote code: 0057

works: yes

name: Leap Motion Controller

Leap Motion Controller.png
Vendor ID:
Product ID:

alternate names:

variations:

equivalent remotes:

OEM: Leap Motion, Inc

type: non-remote

interface: USB

plugin: RP-0041

requirements:

WWW: http://www.leapmotion.com/

notes: this ...

plugin code: RP-0041

name: LeapMotionGhost

remotes:
0057

included: no

forum: General Support LeapMotionGhost - Plugin for LeapMotion

requirements:

notes:

Hi Spooner, and welcome to EventGhost.

I don't know much about serial port adaptors for Bluetooth.
But perhaps I can suggest trying the Bluetooth plugins instead of the serial plugins.

Just wanted to let you know that you are not being ignored...

The reorganization of the topic has finally been completed!

Re: AAAH

shaggy79...

It's great to know that it works with EventGhost, at least with RP-0016.

This is how I originally envisaged the purpose of the topic.

If you get yourself a Logitech Harmony or a Philips Pronto learning remote, then you could probably set up more buttons than are available on ...

about AAAH

Hi shaggy79,

Thanks for your query, I was beginning to think that this topic was a waste of time.

Let us refer to your query as AAAH.

AAAH.png
First of all, did it come with a transmitter (the hadheld part with buttons) also?
Some of the remote controls for PCs follow the Microsoft ...