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Latest revision as of 13:35, 1 February 2014
An infrared command is composed by the name that identifies the commands database, followed by a comma and the name of the command in the database.
More commands in a sequence can be separated by “;”.
It is possible to insert the special command @N, which introduces a wait time of N milliseconds before sending the next command.
This command:
denon1036,on;@4000;denon1036,tv
sends the “on” command of the “denon-1036” remote, then waits 4 seconds before sending the “tv” command.
Moreover, the special command @0 allows to send IR commands without wait times before sending the next command.
When the @N delay before an IR command is not specified, there will be a default 500ms pause between commands; with @0 this pause will be reduced to 1ms.
For example:
denon,on;@0;nad,on
sends the “on” command of the “denon” remote, immediately followed by the “on” command of the “nad” remote.
Every IRTrans can contain a database of several remote controls, and each database stores the list of the distinct IR commands. If the hsyco/ir directory contains a .ccfhex file corresponding to the database name, then the CCF string in the file is used instead of sending the command stored in the IRTrans internal database.
