Flyvideo 2k/3k IR remote

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Hi all,

There have been a few questions on this list asking about IR support for FlyVideo cards based on the saa7134. Well, I can inform you that the remote control codes are accessable via GPIO.

In order for this to work in LIRC, similar to the way that BTTV cards that also use GPIO for IR work, the following needs to be done.

1. Find [or code :)] a way of reading the GPIO register from a lirc driver. This could be similar to the methods in bttv-if.c, eg. bttv_read_gpio().

2. Write a LIRC driver to access the gpio data on saa7134 based cards, or modify the existing lirc_gpio driver to support the saa7134 as well.

FWIW, the remote that came with my FlyVideo 3000 (labelled RM-050) appears to send the same codes as the FlyVideo 98 remote control.

I will only attempt to code this if no-one with more experience in this area will.

Comments anyone?

Below are the GPIO values for the remote, if anyone wants to know what bits are relevant.

- David Atkinson.

Flyvideo 3000 GPIO values for remote RM-050:

in=0x0031000  (no button pressed)

in=0x0071000  power
in=0xcc71000  mute
in=0xa071000  vol up
in=0xac71000  vol down
in=0x8871000  chan up
in=0x8c71000  chan down
in=0x0c71000  1
in=0x2071000  2
in=0x2471000  3
in=0x2c71000  4
in=0x4071000  5
in=0x4471000  6
in=0x4c71000  7
in=0x6071000  8
in=0x6471000  9
in=0x6c71000  0
in=0x2871000  recall
in=0x8071000  enter

in=0x6871000  air/catv
in=0x8471000  video
in=0xa471000  audio
in=0xc071000  av source
in=0x0871000  full screen
in=0xc871000  stereo





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