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IR Blaster - IR Rules Guide/Tutorial: 81 Hits

, we will assume you know the basics. === Upload IR Files === The first thing we need to do here, is upload the IR files to our IR Blaster. So navigate to the IR Files Tab (1 in image below) of your IR Blaster, and upload both IR files you just created. Do this by clicking ''Add File'' (2 in image below), and navigating to where you... the onboard memory of the unit where we saved our IR files earlier. Then click build (5 in image below). {{

IR Learner Quick Start Guide: 62 Hits

====== IR Learner Quick Start Guide ====== The CommandFusion IR Learner contains an IR receiver for learning new remote control functions and an IR transmitter for testing learnt codes, as well as codes from the on-board database, and codes from third party databases.\\ The IR Learner is capable of learning and sending long and complex IR codes - even uncommon frequencies such as Bang & Olufsen products.\\ <WRAP center round info 55%> Update: As at January 2015, we are yet to find an IR command that this IR learner will not learn! [[http://store.commandfusion.com/ir-learner/|Log into our online store to buy your own right now.]] </WRAP> A video version of this guide is also available here: [[http://cmdf.us/NROG0M]] {{url>http://www.youtube.com/embed/N6xD0OEGVeA 560px,315px noscroll noborder alignment|IR Learner Quick Start Guide}} ===== Connecting the IR Learner ===== The CommandFusion IR Learner uses a mini USB connector and ships with a mini USB cable to connect to your PC.\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:ir_learner_side.png?nolink&200 |}} {{ :hardware:ir-learner:ir_learner_top.png?nolink |}} Before connecting the IR Learner to your PC, you will need to download the CommandFusion IR Learner software from: [[http://www.commandfusion.com/irlearner.html]]\\ \\ After plugging the IR Learner in, the blue power LED will blink as it starts up. The LED will then turn solid once it is ready for use.\\ The IR Learner software will automatically detect the IR Learner and connect. The toolbar contains options to manually refresh and select a USB Serial Port if required. \\ The status bar shows the connection status. \\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:status_bar_and_toolbar.png?nolink |}} If you have problems with installing the IR learner on Microsoft Windows, drivers can be found on the CommandFusion website: [[http://www.commandfusion.com/irlearner.html]] ===== Editing IR Device Information ===== On launch, the IR Learner software will automatically start a new IR file.\\ The first step is then to edit the IR file details, to do this – click the ‘Edit Details’ button\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:edit_details_button.png?nolink |}}\\ \\ You must then enter the Device ID used to identify this IR file after it is uploaded to CommandFusion hardware such as a CF Mini. You must also enter the device family and manufacturer. All other details are optional.\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:ir_device_information.png?nolink |}} ===== Adding Functions ===== The next step is to add the functions of the IR remote you want to learn. In this example we will learn the power on, power off and temperature up and down commands of the remote.\\ First click the ‘Add Functions Button’.\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:add_functions_button.png?nolink |}}\\ When the Add Functions window appears, type the names of the functions you wish to learn and click ‘Add’. The functions will autocomplete where possible to speed up the process.\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:add_functions_window.png?nolink |}} When you are finished adding the functions you wish to learn, click OK.\\ ===== Learning IR Codes ===== Now that we’ve added the IR functions, it’s time to learn them. Simply select the functions you want to learn (multiple functions can be learnt at once), then click the ‘Learn Selected’ button.\\ First, place your remote about 4 inches from the IR Learner window, making sure the learner window is facing towards the remote and not the test window, then click start or press the enter key to begin.\\ The on screen instructions will step you through the learning process.\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:select_functions_and_learn_button.png?nolink |}} {{ :hardware:ir-learner:learn_functions_window.png?nolink |}} Once the function is successfully learnt, the software will automatically progress to the next function and you can continue to learn all functions quickly.\\ In the current version of the software, the instructions will ask you to hold the button down; however we recommend you only do a short press of the button, unless the function you are learning uses repeater codes, such as volume buttons.\\ When all functions have been learnt, click the ‘Finished’ button.\\   ===== Testing Learnt IR Codes ===== To test the learnt code, we can aim the test window of the USB IR Learner towards the device you wish to control, then press the ‘TEST’ button alongside the IR function you just learnt (Figure 9). This will send the learnt code out via the IR Learner’s on-board IR transmitter, and the Activity LED on the IR Learner will blink as the signal is sent. If the code was learnt correctly, the device will carry out the received instruction, demonstrating that the IR code was learnt and verified successfully.\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:test_function.png?nolink |}} ===== Utilising Learnt IR Codes ===== Once all the functions have been learnt, you can save the IR file ready to be uploaded to your selected CommandFusion hardware, such as the CF Mini, IR Blaster or MOD4 using our System Commander software.\\ The IR Learner can also be used with third party control systems. To do this, right click on the function you wish to use, and click ‘Copy Raw CCF Code’.\\ {{ :hardware:ir-learner:copy_raw_ccf.png?nolink |}} You can then paste the learnt IR code into any program or system as required.\\ A short overview video of this guide can be found here: [[http://cmdf.us/NROG0M]]\\ For more information visit the CommandFusion online support page here: [[http://www.commandfusion.com/support.html]] ===== Saving as and Importing Crestron IR files ===== You can now save the capture IR file into the Crestron file format. You can also do the opposite by importing the Crestron IR file into the CF format. For more instructions on how to do this, you can go to this [[software:ir-learner:crestron-ir-file|link]]. ===== Importing Megalist CML file ===== You can also import files from the Megalist database. To do that, just follow this [[software:ir-learner:megalist-ir-database|link]] here.

RTI IR Database CML File Support (Megalist): 41 Hits

list) ====== ===== What is a CML File? ===== CML files are utilised by RTI for their IR Database files.\\ One example of a CML file, is t... List Database.\\ Mega List is a huge database of IR codes put together by [[http://www.remotecentral.... tilised by CommandFusion's [[hardware:quick-start:ir-learner|IR learner software.]]\\ ===== How To Us... ion Hardware ===== ==== Install CommandFusion's IR Learner Software ==== Install the IR Learner soft

Manage IR Files Tab: 33 Hits

====== Manage IR Files Tab ====== {{:hardware:ir-blaster:ir-blaster-configuration:manage_ir_files_tab.png?nolink|}} In this tab, you can upload, and remove IR files. You can also see what commands the IR files contain and test commands contained in the IR files. An IR file is created through our [[software:ir-le... Device'' button to save your changes. ===== 2 - IR Files and Commands ===== This window will show you the

Manage IR Files Tab: 32 Hits

====== Manage IR Files Tab ====== {{:hardware:modular-base-units:din-mod4-configuration:manage_ir_files_tab.... olink|}} In this tab, you can upload, and remove IR files. You can also see what commands the IR files contain and test commands contained in the IR files. An IR file is created through our [[software:ir-le... Device'' button to save your changes. ===== 2 - IR Files and Commands ===== This window will show you the

General Tab: 30 Hits

uration:ir_data_builder_mem.png?nolink|}} Use the IR data builder to easily craft a command from any IR files you have uploaded to the device. * 1 - the selected port * 2 - the format you have selected * 3 - the ID associated with the IR file you have uploaded * 4 - the command you want to send included in the IR file ===== 4 - Send Button ===== Click this button to send the command immedia

IR Tab: 26 Hits

uration:ir_data_builder_mem.png?nolink|}} Use the IR data builder to easily craft a command from any IR files you have uploaded to the device. * 1 - the selected port * 2 - the format you have selected * 3 - the ID associated with the IR file you have uploaded * 4 - the command you want to send included in the IR file ==== Send Button ==== Click this button to send the command immediately f

Quick Start Guide Page 4 - System Commander: 24 Hits

or our proprietary IR format, * Or by uploading IR files to the device and recalling the codes via their f... nder CFLink Device tree. Then select the ''Manage IR Files'' tab. If this tab is not visible, then the device you have selected is not capable of sending IR commands.\\ \\ Next, click on the ''Add File...'' button and browse for the IR file you want to upload. The ''IR Functions'' tree will then be popul

MOD-IR8 Configuration: 23 Hits

uration:ir_data_builder_mem.png?nolink|}} Use the IR data builder to easily craft a command from any IR files you have uploaded to the device. * 1 - the selected port * 2 - the format you have selected * 3 - the ID associated with the IR file you have uploaded * 4 - the command you want to send included in the IR file ==== Send Button ==== Click this button to send the command immediately f

System Commander Release Notes: 21 Hits

ications * Added support for uploading multiple IR files at once ===== Version 1.1.816 ===== **Date Relea... Schedules * Added MOD4 support * Added Clear IR Files and Clear IR Rules functionality * Updated to .... dated IR Processor DLL * Automatic retrieval of IR files when selecting IR File Management tab ==== Fixes ==== * Fixed IR File retrieval progress bar updating ===== Version 0.2.0 ===== **Date Rele

Page 3 - JavaScript Modules: 20 Hits

ternal systems and how they are interconnected.| ^IR Files:|Contains all the data needed by an iTach to send a named IR pattern to a device.| ^Station Lists:|Contains the information to build lists of T... 192.168.1.70", "protocol":"TCP", "serial":2, "ir":6, "relays":3, "serialPorts":[{"name":"SP1",... "manufacturer":"GlobalCache", "model":"iTachIP2IR", "ip":"192.168.1.71", "protocol":"TCP", "seri

Crestron .ir File Support: 13 Hits

mandfusion.com/hardware/irlearner|CommandFusion's IR Learner software]] supports the importing and exporting of Crestron .ir files. Exporting to a .ir file allows users to utilise the [[hardware:ir-learner|CommandFusion IR Learner]] to learn IR commands, then easily export them for use in a Crestron project. Importing a .ir file allows users to open the .ir file and add additional functions or ex

Global Cache: 9 Hits

ort 4998 is used for such things as iTach status, IR data, relay operation, and reading digital input ... al Cache API Documents http://www.globalcache.com/files/docs/API-iTach.pdf)) - EOM (End Of Message) - E... e website]] for more information. ==== Infrared (IR) Commands ==== IR commands send to Global Cache h... (in hertz)\\ **<repeat>** is |1|2|….|50| (2) (the IR command is sent <repeat> times)\\ **<offset>** is

IR Files: 9 Hits

====== IR Files ====== ===== Questions ===== Frequently asked questions relating to IR files. ==== How many IR files can I upload to a device? ==== It depends on the size of each IR file, but the maximum number of IR files is 128.\\ There is also a combined file size limit of 3,275,520 bytes (3.12MB), whi

Software: 8 Hits

Manage IR Files Tab: 7 Hits

Residential iPad User Interface System: 7 Hits

Page 2 - Interface Display Pages: 6 Hits

CommandFusion Wiki: 2 Hits