1. Blacklist ati_remote by adding the line “blacklist ati_remote in \/etc\/modprobe.d\/blacklist.conf
\n2. Unplug the IR receiver
\n3. Plug in the USB receiver back in
\n4. Type in “lsmod | grep -i ati”. The output should look something like this:<\/p>\n
lirc_atiusb 21408 0\r\nlirc_dev 18548 1 lirc_atiusb<\/pre>\n“lirc_atiusb” is the module for the ATI USB Wonder remote<\/p>\n
5. Copy the contents of the example lircd.conf config file below to \/etc\/lirc\/lircd.conf
\n6. Restart lirc from a terminal window with the following command:<\/p>\n
\/etc\/init.d\/lirc restart<\/pre>\n7. Verify it is running. This should return a line with “lircd” in it besides the ‘grep’ line<\/p>\n
ps -ef | grep lircd<\/pre>\n8. Run “irw” from a terminal and press any button on your remote. If the mappings are correct, you should see output for each button you press. <\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n9. Restart the machine.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Ok, now your remote controller is configured, you need to generate a map of keys specific to your remote ati..<\/p>\n
0. sudo su<\/p>\n
1.\u00a0 cd \/usr\/share\/pyshared\/elisa\/plugins\/lirc\/<\/p>\n
2.\u00a0 wget http:\/\/launchpadlibrarian.net\/20602414\/elisa-plugins-lirc-safe-setup_lirc.patch<\/p>\n
3. patch -p0 < .\/elisa-plugins-lirc-safe-setup_lirc.patch3 (you probably need to give the right path to setup_lirc.py)<\/p>\n
4. python setup_lirc.py map_files\/atiwonder.map (and follow the wizard)<\/p>\n
Ok, now you need to tweak moovida with configuration<\/p>\n
1. pico\u00a0 ~\/.moovida\/moovida.conf<\/p>\n
2. your lirc config in this file should be like this :<\/p>\n
[lirc.lirc_input:LircInput]
\n# the lirc deamon device
\ndevice = ‘\/dev\/lircd’
\n# Time in seconds to wait before taking intoaccount a first repeated input
\n# event.
\nrepeat_delay = ‘0.5’
\n# Path to the file containing the lirc mapping
\ninput_map = ‘\/usr\/share\/pyshared\/elisa\/plugins\/lirc\/map_files\/atiwonder.map’
\nOk, now add a bit of code to avoid double key events when you press a touch on your remote controller<\/p>\n
1. pico\u00a0 \/usr\/share\/pyshared\/elisa\/plugins\/lirc\/lirc_input.py<\/p>\n
2. search for “def _got_event(self, hex_key, repeat, key_value, remote)”<\/div>\n
\n
3. add :<\/div>\n
def _got_event(self, hex_key, repeat, key_value, remote)<\/div>\n
\n
\n
repeat = int(repeat, 16)<\/div>\n
if repeat % 3 != 0:<\/div>\n
return<\/p>\n
now = time.time()
\nif key_value == self._first_key_value:
\n# skip first repeat for a certain amount of time
\nif (now – self._first_key_time) < self.repeat_delay:\nreturn<\/div>\n
Ok, you can test moovida with “moovida” command.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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