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Harmony 1100
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krackerjack22
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Harmony 1100
I just set up a Logitech Harmony 1100 remote to work with my media center pc (Asus CS5111). I want to use eventghost to open applications using the remote's defined channel buttons. (ie: The button "9" opens hulu desktop.) I've written the macro to include the right action, but I can't seem to figure out how define the event. The log does not display any of the remote's actions, so my only thought is that the remote is not supported? I have the mce remote plugin, and was hoping that would be enough to learn the remote's inputs. Do I need to buy a usb-uirt to process an unsupported remote's commands? I feel like I've gotten so close, but connecting the action and the event is the last missing piece. Please help!
Re: Harmony 1100
Hi.
Do you have the MCE reciever? When you get it working this reciever should recieve every press from every button.
What hapens when you use the MCE remote that came with the reciever?
Wath OS are you on and witch drivers do you use?
Do you have the MCE reciever? When you get it working this reciever should recieve every press from every button.
What hapens when you use the MCE remote that came with the reciever?
Wath OS are you on and witch drivers do you use?