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    Rover and Infrared devices

    Recently downloaded Rover 1.0 and works great with everything except IR devices. I use Homeseer 1.6119 with the new IR functionality. I have several IR devices that I created that have 6-12 ir keys. When I select those devices in Rover I get the following. In this example Audio Control is my IR device.


    Speaker BR On
    HiFi On
    Audio Control ?? 1899-12-30 at 12:00am
    Speaker Den On


    When I select it I get the following:

    Device: Hifi Audio Control

    Address: A18 (ref 39022)

    Type: Infrared Device (non-dimmable, status-only)

    Status: ?? (since 1899-12-30 at 12:00am)

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    Is there anyway to control to control an IR device????

    Robert Silver

    #2
    WAPSeer handles all small format devices (not just cellular phones) and has full support for the HomeSeer IR device class.

    Justin

    For PocketPC, Palm, and cell phone control:
    http://www.homeseer.com/products/plugins/wapseer2/

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      #3
      At present, the only way to add infrared is via snippets, where you specify (using the ir command) exactly what commands you want, manually.

      I might add support for the new HomeSeer infrared functionality at some future date. However, as I don't use that functionality, and don't in fact use infrared at all since I got a TiVo (which does all I ended up needing from infrared HA a million times better than HA ever did), it's a very low priority. At this point, the best hope is that someone else who can code and who uses IR will take it upon hirself to get in touch with me and coordinate hir efforts with mine to add this to a new version of HomeSeer. So far, no one has offered to contribute anything to Rover by way of coding, or indeed anything apart from some help testing Compose stuff. So unless there's another sea-change in the community attitude here, this is unlikely, and you're better off coughing up the money for a pay-to-play solution like WAPseer.

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