Posted: April 08 2004 at 10:18 | IP Logged
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Awesome Steve!!!
You had me worried when I didnt hear from you .
You'll also want to check out the RedRat3 section in the pwrhome.ini file. The default settings are:
[RedRat3] SaveDecodeInfo=yes EnableRC=no SaveSignalType=0 LengthMeasurementDelta=200 ModFreqPeriodsToMeasure=2 EndOfSignalTimeout=150
The "SaveDecodeInfo" setting determines whether PowerHome saves an incoming IR remote control string when a code is learned. If you want PowerHome to fire triggers when IR is received, you'll need to have this turned on and relearn any IR codes.
The "EnableRC" parameter determines whether PowerHome will listen for incoming IR signals from the RedRat3 and will fire an appropriate trigger if a match is found. If you're not using this feature, then you should leave it off since the RR3 could generate a lot of signals in response to noise (flourescents, sunlight, etc.)
The "SaveSignalType" parameter determines the format PowerHome will save learned IR signals from the RR3. A '0' value will cause PowerHome to save the signal in the native RR3 XML format. This would be the most compatible. A value of '1' will have PowerHome save the code in Pronto format. A value of '2' will have PowerHome save the learned IR in the original RedRat2 format.
The remaining three parameters deal with the RR3 directly and an explanation of their purpose can best be found in the RR3 SDK documentation. My defaults are different from the RR3 defaults and seem to be what worked best during experimentation using a number of remotes that I have at my disposal.
As you may have found out by now, I added extra code to PowerHome to enable the RR3 to play and save original RR2 codes. In addition, I allowed for the playing and saving of Pronto style codes so you can go to places like remotecentral.com and just download codes without having to learn them.
Dave.
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