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Opened by thewolfwillcome - 2005-09-24
Last edited by amiconn - 2005-11-24
Opened by thewolfwillcome - 2005-09-24
Last edited by amiconn - 2005-11-24
FS#2694 - Iriver: remote hold is on, when remote isn't plugged in. NEW
ok now i have reworked my patch and now it adds the
remote_connected() function (your suggestion
rasher/bacon_boy) and adds this function for the test
if remote_hold is on to the wps-tag %mr
Currently i have added the function in button.[c,h],
because i didn’t see currently a better place for this
function.
I have open a new bug-report, because the other one
from me was submitted as anonymouse and so i can’t add
the new patch to the other bugreport
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This sollution isn’t the 100% right solution, because if the
remote is only half plugged in (no buttons and the lcd are
working) the GPIO_READ Bit, which indicates that the remote
is plugged in, switch to 0(remote is plugged in).
A better solution would be when it were possible to check if
a remote_command e.g. remote_backlight_on/off() is correctly
accepted/executed by the remote.
I have tried to find out if it is possible, but if the
remote isn’t plugged in a “command” send through GPIO_OUT is
simple echoed to GPIO_READ.
This sollution isn’t the 100% right solution, because if the
remote is only half plugged in (no buttons and the lcd are
working) the GPIO_READ Bit, which indicates that the remote
is plugged in, switch to 0(remote is plugged in).
A better solution would be when it were possible to check if
a remote_command e.g. remote_backlight_on/off() is correctly
accepted/executed by the remote.
I have tried to find out if it is possible, but if the
remote isn’t plugged in a “command” send through GPIO_OUT is
simple echoed to GPIO_READ.
updated to latest cvs
this solution works if the remote isn’t plugged in.
But if the remote-plug is half plugged in then the
remote-hold is shown regardless if the remote-hold is
switched on or not.
But for this there is currently no solution because we can’t
determine if a remote-command was executed or not.