Note that it does not go in /etc/lirc/nf, since lircd seems to only look for /etc/nf. LIRCMD_CONF="/etc/lirc/nf" Step 5: Configure LIRC for the Logitech Harmony 880Ĭopy the correct nf file to /etc/nf. # Default configuration files for your hardware if any # If DEVICE is set to /dev/lirc and devfs is in use /dev/lirc/0 will be # Run "lircd -driver=help" for a list of supported drivers. #Don't start lircmd even if there seems to be a good config file Step 4: Configure LIRC for iMonĬopy an appropriate nf file to /etc/lirc/nf.
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Step 3: Compile LIRC iMon Supportįollow these instructions to download and compile LIRC for iMon support. They will be listed here when I find my notes. The instructions for compiling LIRC leave out several necessary dependencies.
If something like this doesn’t appear in the output, then the USB connector from the front of the case is probably not connected properly.
The output of lsusb should contain a line similar to this: Bus 001 Device 003: ID 15c2:ffdc SoundGraph Inc. The LIRC daemon then has to be properly configured so that it loads the correct driver, interacts with the right device, and sends the correct virtual keypresses to MythTV. LIRC has to be configured and compiled to provide this. The lirc_imon module is used to communicate with the iMON PAD. The only choices are "off" (power button triggers power on/off) and "Suspend" (power button triggers suspend/resume).I have an Antec Fusion Black 430 HTPC case, which has a built-in LCD and IR receiver, and I want to control it using my Logitech Harmony 880 programmable remote.
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Once I have that info, I will update this thread.Ĭhrist - to answer your previous question, no - my BIOS does not provide any way to disable the power switch. I have asked the Harmony support folks to make one more tweak and to provide me instructions on how others can access this configuration. I have to give the Harmony Tech Support team a lot of credit - they are persistent and they don't stop until the problem is solved! The response to the remote is instantaneous. It's taken several weeks and numerous experiments, but the Harmony support folks have created a custom device configuration that provides me with all of the RM200 buttons and no lag. The standard Harmony remote device that Christ has been using to mimic the RM200 exhibits quite a bit of "lag", as did the configuration initially provided to me by Harmony support. As a brief reminder, the Antec remotes uses an IR encoding that many learning remotes find difficult to "learn". Once ACPI is running, the poweroff is achieved through a graceful "shutdown -h".Ī quick update on the Logitech Harmony remote situation. I am concerned that there is still a "window of vulnerability" during the boot process, prior to the ACPI process starting up, in which a power-off command could initiate an ungraceful power off, with resultant risk of disk corruption. This script is called whenever the powerbutton is hit to shutdown the machine. I fixed problem 1 by adding "exit 0" near the top of the script "/etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh". If you issue this early enough in the boot process it will simply shut off the machine. If the machine is already booted, it starts a shutdown - undesirable if you are in the middle of a recording.Ģ. I configured my harmony to automatically send a power command when the mythtv activity is selected. Technically this isn't a surprise, but I have to admit I didn't fully appreciate the implications of this. The power button is a toggle and it will initiate a shutdown of your mythtv box if your system is already powered up. Another wrinkle that people should be aware of.
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