This project allows anyone to turn a Raspberry Pi into a universal remote using LIRC (LINUX Infrared Remote Control). Story Recently I have been working on a project that would allow anyone to turn a Raspberry Pi into a universal remote. To do this I have been using LIRC (LINUX Infrared Remote Control), LIRC is a package […]
Creating A Raspberry Pi Universal Remote With LIRC Read More »
I wanted get an IR remote input to Raspberry Pi. I manged to get LIRC installed and tested. Everything was ok, except the very last step. When I wanted pass the IR remote Key value to Python program it doesn’t pass it correctly. It passes null value for anykey. I couldn’t figure out what is
Using IR Remote with Raspberry Pi without LIRC Read More »
If you are like me and hate to look for TV/projector/speakers remote, you will be happy to know that you can use your Raspberry Pi and your computer or phone to act as IR remote. What you need? Raspberry Pi 940nm IR diode (preferable super bright) 200 Ohm resistor NPN transistor (BC547 or S9014 or
Raspberry Pi as IR Remote (LIRC) Read More »
In this post I will cover how to create a web interface + API for LIRC, the Linux Infrared Remote Control project. I will be using NodeJS and a RaspberryPi in this post, but the ideas generalize to other languages and hardware. This post will serve as Part 3 of my open source universal remote
Controlling LIRC From the Web Read More »
The driver: The driver is actually a modification of the lirc_serial module. I decided to create a new one separately because I couldn’t hack it into the serial nor the gpio driver. The serial driver uses the DCD of the serial port, which is not implemented by the RPi. The gpio driver is created mainly
Raspberry Pi lirc_rpi – (IR Remote control) LIRC GPIO driver Read More »
