Thanks for your comments on this topic.
Anyway, If such a pro like you never got it to work, i dont see too much chances that i will do it,
But I'll keep trying
What I've found out so far ist that 38kHz ~ 2400Baud.
Maybe this is something to work with...
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In fact! I did get something to work! Based on the intel gathered about the baudrate, I found some more on this site:
CodeProject: Pocket PC TV Remote Control. Free source code and programming help
I learned about the signal setting just like:
Parity=0 (even parity)
Stopbits=2
I wrote a short test app, grabbed 3 remotes from the living room and tried to recieve a signal - it worked!
(I have a IR interface @ COM 1 of my PC)
I brought it onto the pda and runned the source in b4p - I couldnt encounter the same results.
It only gave me an error as the rawir.dll returned message.
Anyway, here is the small code:
Code:
Sub App_Start
portnum.SelectedIndex=0
raw.New1("<regkey>")
raw.Baud=2400
raw.Parity=0
raw.Stopbits=2
raw.RawIR=True
main.Show
End Sub
Sub porton_Click 'WHen I tried to close the Port it didn't work so im just opening it lol
raw.ComPort=portnum.Item(portnum.SelectedIndex)
raw.OpenPort
portonoff.Text="ON"
portonoff.Color=cGreen
End Sub
Sub main_Close
raw.Dispose
End Sub
Sub get_Click
raw.ReceiveIr
txt.Text=raw.Message
End Sub
Sub send_Click
raw.TransmitIr
End Sub
The form looks like that (with some code recieved from a remote):
Hope i'll get it to work on my ppc somehow...
Right now I'm experimenting with the baud rates like the one from the CodeProject article (115200 baud), but unless knowing the actual rate these are just experiments with the hope that somewhen, with the right baud rate each code looks the same when hittin' the same key freqently (because so far everything looks different everytime lol^^).
Maybe you do have some further ideas - I'm already happy with seeing at least 'some' interaction between remote and b4p app
Thanks four your generous help - to all of you guys