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*Protocol: RC5 | *Protocol: RC5 | ||
*Image: [http://www.nebula-electronics.com/images/nebremotelarge.jpg nebula-electronics.com] | *Image: [http://www.nebula-electronics.com/images/nebremotelarge.jpg nebula-electronics.com] | ||
− | *Available separately? [http://www.nebula-electronics.com/information/info.asp?Code= | + | *Available separately? [http://www.nebula-electronics.com/information/info.asp?Code=0701 yes] (�11.29) |
*Buttons: 55 | *Buttons: 55 | ||
*lircd.conf? [http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/nebula_electronics/DigiTV lirc.sf.net] | *lircd.conf? [http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/nebula_electronics/DigiTV lirc.sf.net] |
Revision as of 16:49, 20 April 2006
Nebula DigiTV
- Type: Infra-red
- Protocol: RC5
- Image: nebula-electronics.com
- Available separately? yes (�11.29)
- Buttons: 55
- lircd.conf? lirc.sf.net
This is the first (and only?) nebula branded remote control, previously a one-4-all universal remote was provided. Black in colour, with 55 buttons, it includes dedicated cursor buttons, channel up/down buttons, volume up/down buttons, coloured "fastext" buttons and transport controls.
Note that the infrared receiver included with the Nebula DigiTV PCI card doesn't yet seem to be supported under Linux, so one would have to use a different device for that. Note: support is provided via the ir-kbd-gpio in 2.6.15+ kernels.
I went a bit mad with adding NOTE:
s to the top of the file, but you should probably read at least the first one.
~/.mythtv/lircrc
for Nebula DigiTV
# lircrc.example.[[Nebula Digi T V]]-nativelirc # 2005-04-02, Samuel Jacobs # Save this file in ~/.mythtv/lircrc # There are so many buttons on this remote, 55 to be exact. I don't really # know what to do with all of them, yet I'm discovering that Myth has # functions for all of them and much, much more! All in all, 407 lines of # yummy remote-controlled icing on the delicious cake that is MythTV. # Intended for use with: # http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/nebula_electronics/DigiTV # NOTE: On my system I renamed the remote to "nebdtv". To use this file # with the download from lirc.sf.net (which is otherwise identical to my # copy) simply replace all instances of "nebdtv" with "Nebula_DVB". # NOTE 2: Not all buttons are used yet, and some key binding customisations # will probably be made to get the most out of the extra buttons. In # particular "Picture" and "Audio" are currently unused so I could # possibly set jumppoints to [[Myth Photo]] and [[Myth Music]] in future. # NOTE 3: The buttons on the remote are listed from the top left down, row # by row, left to right, with any unused buttons given comments where it # would appear if it was used here. The number buttons are listed in their # entirety before starting back at the "Picture" button. # NOTE 4: I just thought of another thing that could cause confusion, the # volume buttons are commented out because I use KDELIRC for that. They # are defined however, so just uncomment them if you want to use them. # Based on, and thanks to: # lircrc.example.[[Hauppauge Grey]]-nativelirc # 2003-09-17, Robert Kulagowski # mailto:rkulagow@rocketmail.com # TODO: TV (will probably use for launching mythfrontend) # TODO: Aux (probably a jumppoint to Live TV) # TODO: DVD/CD (there's currently no jumppoint for generic optical media, # so will probably use for DVD) begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Power config = Esc end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 1 config = 1 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 2 config = 2 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 3 config = 3 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 4 config = 4 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 5 config = 5 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 6 config = 6 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 7 config = 7 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 8 config = 8 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 9 config = 9 end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 0 config = 0 end # TODO: Picture # TODO: Audio begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = I config = I end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = 16:9 config = W end # Unused: 14:9 begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv # this will only work in live tv mode button = EPG config = S end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Exit config = Esc end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Menu config = M end # Note the "repeat =" strings in the arrows, volume and channel. # This means that if you hold down the key, every nth instance will be # passed. This depends on your system, so you may want to increase or # decrease this and see what happens. repeat = 1 is probably too # fast. begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Up # This is the "up" on the central diamond repeat = 3 config = Up end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Down # This is the "down" on the central diamond repeat = 3 config = Down end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Left # This is the "left" on the central diamond repeat = 3 config = Left end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Right # This is the "right" on the central diamond repeat = 3 config = Right end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Ok # Middle button on the diamond config = Return end # The channel buttons are mapped to Page Up and Page Down. begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Ch+ repeat = 3 config = [[Pg Up]] end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Ch- repeat = 3 config = [[Pg Down]] end # These are the volume buttons. Uncomment them if you want myth to handle # the volume. #begin # prog = mythtv # remote = nebdtv # button = Volume+ # repeat = 3 # config = F10 #end # #begin # prog = mythtv # remote = nebdtv # button = Volume- # repeat = 3 # config = F11 #end # colours begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Red # This is the Red button # We'll use it for "Delete" config = D end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Green # This is the Green button # We'll use it for "Extended Info" config = U end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Yellow # This is the Yellow button # We'll use it for "Edit" config = E end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Blue # This is the Blue button # We'll use it for "Toggle browse mode" config = O end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = SubT config = T end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = AD config = A end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Text # I REALLY can't think of anything to put here, so it does the same as EPG. config = S end #begin # prog = mythtv # remote = nebdtv # button = Mute # config = F9 #end # Here begineth a stickered area, so I assume the labels for these buttons # could be easily changed post-manufacture. begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Rewind config = < end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Stop # Again, I couldn't think of an appropriate function, so it's ESC. config = ESC end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Play config = P end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = FForward config = > end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Chapter # Change focus for PiP (to change channel in the other window) config = B end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Pause config = P end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Playspeed config = J end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Record config = R end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = PiP # Toggle PiP on/off config = V end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Zoom- # Use for backwards commercial skip config = Q end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Zoom+ # Use for forward commercial skip config = Z end begin prog = mythtv remote = nebdtv button = Capture # Swap the PiP windows config = N end # TODO: Web ([[Myth Browser]] jumppoint) # Unused: Email # TODO: Phone ([[Myth Phone]] jumppoint) # Unused: PC