Olivier,

Whilst I cannot help you at present because I am on holiday in a warmer area of the world, I wrote a Windows based program sometime ago to convert IRtrans captured codes into XML.

On my return I will convert them for you which will not be until 21st December.

Hi Keith !...

Thanks a lot for your answer...  
Enjoy your holidays fully... and be careful of the burning sun !!!
It's still snowing in Paris here. Pff....

Olivier 

Keith,

One more question, do you know if the ON/OFF button (the one outside the touch screen) of the Beo5 can be customized with the config tool ? Infact, i would love to add the function to turn on or off my video projector also with this button...

thanks for your great help !!

o.

olivierwillkomm wrote:

One more question, do you know if the ON/OFF button (the one outside the touch screen) of the Beo5 can be customized with the config tool ? Infact, i would love to add the function to turn on or off my video projector also with this button

Olivier,

The "Standby" button with the RED dot just turns the product off and CAN be programmed to turn OFF third party devices as well as the B&O product at the same time.

To "Turn On" a product you press the required screen button such as SAT. If for example you have a third Party TV called "Sony TV" you CAN program it to turn on the Sony TV and show the Sony commands on the Beo5 screen at the same time.

NOTE: Some combined functions (Macros) cannot be achieved with the Configuration Tool and you must manually edit your 3rd party XML file for the associated third party product, prior to adding it to your overall configuration.

Thanks a lot for your fast and very helpful answer !!

I come back to my original question concerning the IR codes I managed to capture from my videoprojector remote... with IRTrans...

How can i get these codes to function with the XML generator  ?

Many thanks again for your help !!!!

olivier

Olivier,

I have had a look at your captured commands you generated with the IRtrans, unfortunately it appears that they were not captured 100% correctly. The defined carrier frequency at 39 Khz is certainly incorrect.

I have tried to re-construct the commands and have made an XML file based what I believe to be correct for you to test.

You can download the ZIP file containing the XML file

Hi Keith,

THanks a lot for your help... but you were right, the codes didn’t work... i'll try to re-capture them tomorrow...

olivier

Keith, 

Thanks again for all your help.

I learned the code again with IRed2 / IRTrans, but this time in Raw mode... I got a frequence at 38KHz (vs 39KHz learned in normal mode... funny !!)

Here is the complet code :

ON
[ RAW ] 89 [FREQ] 38 [ D ] 0 32 176 0 16 136 496 576 488 576 496 576 496 568 496 1632 488 1624 488 1632 496 1616 496 0 16 152 496 1624 496 584 496 584 488 584 496 584 488 592 488 1632 488 584 512 0 120 2008 0 32 128 0 16 144 496 576 488 576 496 576 496 568 496 1632 488 1624 488 1632 496 1616 496 0 16 152 496 1624 496 584 496 584 488 584 496 584 488 592 488 1632 488 576 544

OFF
[ RAW ] 135 [FREQ] 38 [ D ] 0 32 176 0 16 144 488 576 496 576 488 576 496 576 488 1624 488 1632 496 1616 496 1632 488 0 16 152 496 584 496 1632 488 584 496 584 488 592 488 584 496 1624 496 584 512 0 120 1992 0 32 152 0 16 136 488 576 496 576 496 576 488 576 496 1624 488 1632 496 1616 496 1632 488 0 16 144 496 584 488 1632 488 592 488 584 496 584 488 584 496 1624 496 576 520 0 120 2008 0 32 152 0 16 128 488 576 496 576 488 584 488 576 488 1632 496 1616 496 1632 488 1624 488 0 16 160 488 584 496 1632 488 592 488 584 496 584 488 584 496 1624 496 576 520 

Does this sounds something to you ?

Thanks, 

Olivier

Olivier,

The RAW timings look a lot better, but there is still a problem with the data captured.

Certainly, 38Khz looks correct and Mitsubishi use NEC protocol for most of their products, but your timings are missing the start timing which would be in the range 9000 4500. As your RAW timing includes several zeros (0) may mean that the IRtrans is counting the carrier frequency pulses during the "Pulse period"

Are there any other output formats the IRtrans product will produce ?