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> originally frankly.) once working it's fairly straightforward. > Kernel drivers, while it was a bit of a pain to get setup (as was LIRC > I used LIRC for years and just recently switched to use the Linux > Here is the configuration I am running: > Are there multiple paths to integrating a new remote? Is there a > few keys for which xev provides a report. > showkey gives results for all keys and those results don't agree with the > console in an attempt to learn the scan codes and key assignments. I've run ir-keytable -t and xev, plus showkey in a non-x Some of the IR remote keys work out-of-the-box but > The air mouse and keyboard functions are achieved via the 2.4GHz connection > It's an attractive unit and seems to be constructed well. > The remote is a combination IR remote, air mouse, and keyboard made by Aerb. > I have been struggling to incorporate a new remote control and would like

It's time I integrated a remote for the family. > Up until now I have been running MythTV using a wireless keyboard that has a Press buttons on remote and see if you get output. Make a directory (if it's not already there)ĬOPY the file you identified previously to this directory In this directory you'll find a load of mapping files for assortedĭifferent remote controls.find the one that matches your remote. This 'should' setup a directory likely under

HOW TO USE AERB WIRELESS NUMERIC KEYPAD INSTALL

Install v4l-utils (this should provide ir-keytable - make sure it

HOW TO USE AERB WIRELESS NUMERIC KEYPAD DRIVERS

If you want to try going the kernel drivers route. Location of the Remote Device files on the web.I came to theĬonclusion that different distros were doing it in different There is however conflicting information regarding the required Originally frankly.) once working it's fairly straightforward. Kernel drivers, while it was a bit of a pain to get setup (as was LIRC I used LIRC for years and just recently switched to use the Linux Only showkey gives results for all keys and those resultsĭon't agree with the few keys for which xev provides a report.Īre there multiple paths to integrating a new remote? Is there a Showkey in a non-x console in an attempt to learn the scan codes and keyĪssignments. The air mouse and keyboard functions are achieved via the 2.4GHzĬonnection and work out-of-the-box. It's an attractive unit and seems to be constructed well. The remote is a combination IR remote, air mouse, and keyboard made byĪerb.

I have been struggling to incorporate a new remote controlĪnd would like some thoughts from the group. Up until now I have been running MythTV using a wireless keyboard that

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