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Is there a simple code for reading and transmitting infa red for the
tv, vcr, dvd etc.

I have a client who has limited/no use of her hands. I've purchased a
tira-2 infa red receiver/transmitter so she could control her tv,
vcr,dvd via the computer using dragon speak. the program they
suggested to use was Girder.. But this is a very complicated program
for her to use.

All I need is a simple little program that with record a infa red
singal and then plays it back when I click on the proper command
button.

Can somebody help?

Is there a program already available?

or a simple vb code that will do this?

Command buttonone records the IR from the old remote via the tira-2
box (usb).
and Command button two plays it back via the tira-1 box.

I know it's porblay not as simple as I make it out to be, but this
girder program seems to be made to control the whole house. it's
overkill for just a simple turn it on turn it off need.

Thanks for your help

Wally
Jun 3 '06 #1
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You picked the wrong hardware.

USB-UIRT has a developer's SDK if you want to write your own application. It
is also supported by numerous software applications. Most are getting as
complicated as Girder but you might look at V-REMOTE which is voice control
software for it that was due for release a month or so ago.

http://www.usbuirt.com/
http://www.bonnersoftware.com/vremote.aspx

If you expect to do this for others in the future, another more costly but
more versatile approach is the General Caché GC-100 which has a TCP/IP
interface. It's fairly easy to work with and you can readily translate
Pronto CCF codes for use with it.

http://www.globalcache.com/index.html

You might also look here for other approaches.

http://www.abledata.com/

Wally <wt*********@ho tmail.com> wrote:

Is there a simple code for reading and transmitting infa red for the
tv, vcr, dvd etc.

I have a client who has limited/no use of her hands. I've purchased a
tira-2 infa red receiver/transmitter so she could control her tv,
vcr,dvd via the computer using dragon speak. the program they
suggested to use was Girder.. But this is a very complicated program
for her to use.

All I need is a simple little program that with record a infa red
singal and then plays it back when I click on the proper command
button.

Can somebody help?

Is there a program already available?

or a simple vb code that will do this?

Command buttonone records the IR from the old remote via the tira-2
box (usb).
and Command button two plays it back via the tira-1 box.

I know it's porblay not as simple as I make it out to be, but this
girder program seems to be made to control the whole house. it's
overkill for just a simple turn it on turn it off need.

Thanks for your help

Wally


Jun 3 '06 #2
Wally <wt*********@ho tmail.com> wrote in
news:bp******** *************** *********@4ax.c om:

Wally,

Did you look at the Tira-2 SDK on the HomeElectronics web site? You can
download it from:

http://www.home-electro.com/download...win_latest.zip

It has a sample VB program that seems to do exactly what you want.

Regards,
Eric

Is there a simple code for reading and transmitting infa red for the
tv, vcr, dvd etc.

I have a client who has limited/no use of her hands. I've purchased a
tira-2 infa red receiver/transmitter so she could control her tv,
vcr,dvd via the computer using dragon speak. the program they
suggested to use was Girder.. But this is a very complicated program
for her to use.

All I need is a simple little program that with record a infa red
singal and then plays it back when I click on the proper command
button.

Can somebody help?

Is there a program already available?

or a simple vb code that will do this?

Command buttonone records the IR from the old remote via the tira-2
box (usb).
and Command button two plays it back via the tira-1 box.

I know it's porblay not as simple as I make it out to be, but this
girder program seems to be made to control the whole house. it's
overkill for just a simple turn it on turn it off need.

Thanks for your help

Wally


Jun 3 '06 #3

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