Girder Plugin Learn IR Code Accept Burst button greyed out
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 8:52 pmHi, I just purchased Girder 5 Pro and a new USB-UIRT. I am running Version 3.2.0 of the plugin.
When I try to learn an IR code (in a newly created USB-UIRT action), the "Accept Burst" button is greyed out. The problem is that I know that my remote (for a Wowwee RS Media robot) only sends bursts, so it is no surprise that the learning never happens.
Any advice on why the Accept Burst button stays greyed out?
Tx, -CR
P.S. Should I also be worrying about the frequency setting? I selected 39.5KHz, because it was closest to the 39.2KHZ documented for the remote. (I was hoping that "All" meant it would scan all frequencies).
Note reply from "Rob H" (Promixis employee):
That seems a bit odd - for what it's worth I've never had to specify the frequency like that, perhaps that's what's stopping the accept burst button from working? Just to confirm (from memory), the Accept Burst button is normally only enabled once a partial code has been learned.
The USB-UIRT plugin was written by the USB-UIRT's create Jon Rhees, you may want to try the USB-UIRT forum or emailing him directly - I don't think he looks in here very often.
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When I try to learn an IR code (in a newly created USB-UIRT action), the "Accept Burst" button is greyed out. The problem is that I know that my remote (for a Wowwee RS Media robot) only sends bursts, so it is no surprise that the learning never happens.
Any advice on why the Accept Burst button stays greyed out?
Tx, -CR
P.S. Should I also be worrying about the frequency setting? I selected 39.5KHz, because it was closest to the 39.2KHZ documented for the remote. (I was hoping that "All" meant it would scan all frequencies).
Note reply from "Rob H" (Promixis employee):
That seems a bit odd - for what it's worth I've never had to specify the frequency like that, perhaps that's what's stopping the accept burst button from working? Just to confirm (from memory), the Accept Burst button is normally only enabled once a partial code has been learned.
The USB-UIRT plugin was written by the USB-UIRT's create Jon Rhees, you may want to try the USB-UIRT forum or emailing him directly - I don't think he looks in here very often.
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