Difference between revisions of "PackardBell"
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Packard Bell Receiver and Packard Bell FastMedia remote. | Packard Bell Receiver and Packard Bell FastMedia remote. | ||
| − | Model: Packard Bell Receiver / Packard Bell FastMedia remote | + | Model: Packard Bell Receiver / Packard Bell FastMedia remote |
| − | Type: IR remote and receiver | + | Type: IR remote and receiver |
| − | LIRC support: Supported, using lirc_serial module | + | LIRC support: Supported, using lirc_serial module |
| − | LIRC Config file: [bundled with LIRC] | + | LIRC Config file: [bundled with LIRC] |
| − | Sensitivity: Very Poor | + | Sensitivity: Very Poor |
LIRC recognizes the receiver using the lirc_serial kernel module and everything proceeds by the book. However, the receiver sensitivity is poor and the remote needs to aimed dead-on to get accurate results. Overall, the setup is not very usable, and I had to throw away this receiver and remote and start from scratch. | LIRC recognizes the receiver using the lirc_serial kernel module and everything proceeds by the book. However, the receiver sensitivity is poor and the remote needs to aimed dead-on to get accurate results. Overall, the setup is not very usable, and I had to throw away this receiver and remote and start from scratch. | ||
Revision as of 06:40, 31 May 2006
Packard Bell Receiver and Packard Bell FastMedia remote.
Model: Packard Bell Receiver / Packard Bell FastMedia remote Type: IR remote and receiver LIRC support: Supported, using lirc_serial module LIRC Config file: [bundled with LIRC] Sensitivity: Very Poor
LIRC recognizes the receiver using the lirc_serial kernel module and everything proceeds by the book. However, the receiver sensitivity is poor and the remote needs to aimed dead-on to get accurate results. Overall, the setup is not very usable, and I had to throw away this receiver and remote and start from scratch.
