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    best way to use usb uirt to receive IR commands and execute x10 commands

    I am looking for a way to script/plugin to take my usb uirt ir input and execute the x10 equivalent.

    The only way I have it working now is, when it receives X IR an event is executed to see if light is on and if so turn light a off. I also have a event to do the same thing.

    I am looking for something more advanced where It can recieve multiple IR commands and execute the x10 equivalent. like if it received ir command 1, Dimm -, it will dimm device 1.

    does any of this make sense?

    Someone suggested using girder. But girder is event driven on single ir commands too.

    #2
    The best way would be to use this plugin:

    http://ubb.homeseer.com/6/ubb.x?a=tp...185#4656094185

    -Rupp
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      #3
      I think I understand what you are wanting but am not sure how to pull it off.

      It isn't a native function of the plug-in or HS I don't think. Both want to trigger the event/script after a single IR command is received.

      what you need it a script that triggers on the first IR receive, process some code, then waits for a few seconds for the next IR trigger to complete the code operations based on its value...

      I think it would be a snap if you wanted to look at the last X10 signal sent, but I don't know about IR. Maybe someone with more experience with IR and HS/Girder can chime in

      Sgt-Baker

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        #4
        what you need it a script that triggers on the first IR receive, process some code, then waits for a few seconds for the next IR trigger to complete the code operations based on its value...

        yes that is exactly what I need. I don't see an option to trigger an event/script on Any ir received though.

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