Attached is a plugin for the USB IR Toy. We used the existing UIRT2 plugin and hacked it to work with the IR Toy.
The major difference is that the IR Toy uses 16bit data packets with 21.333us resolution. The UIRT (and most similar devices) use 8bit packets with 50us resolution.
It looks the the ...
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- Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:36 am
- Forum: Feature Requests
- Topic: USB Infrared Toy support
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- Topic: USB Infrared Toy support
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USB Infrared Toy support
Thanks for a great program. I used to use the freeware Girder, but the new one is a bit big. I've been using EventGhost ever since someone recommended it on Hack a Day.
I work on an open source project called the USB Infrared Toy. It's a USB IR receiver/transmitter with a few different modes ...
I work on an open source project called the USB Infrared Toy. It's a USB IR receiver/transmitter with a few different modes ...