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@elisa-4hps94 • Aug 26, 2007
This is interesting. Do let me know if you find anything. -
@xheavenlyx-CbvN62 • Aug 27, 2007
Dopey I am totally with you!!
I have been looking for a way to interface my laptop's IR reciever. HOWEVER there is a catch. Newer models do not allow you to do that, these IR are also known as CIR! or Consumer Infrared. Used mainly for Micro$hit OEM products like Medea Center and stuff. Basically it will be illegal for you to use for anything else.
But the older models might have a way to interface. Please remember if you ask a question dont be lazy, give me each and evrything about your laptop,
what does the IRr look like?
Is there a remote?
Which company/model laptop?
What OS?
What did you find online till now???
EVERYTHING!! If this comes through it will be an awesome project. I tried to reverse engineer the IR port but found just 2 files related to it. Ill post them later since they are on my laptop. -
@xheavenlyx-CbvN62 • Aug 27, 2007
Here are some usefull links:
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#-Link-Snipped-# SOme Basic Q's on IR and IrDA.
Elisa if you got a laptopwith CIR port then help if you like 😀 -
@Ash • Aug 29, 2007
Ooo, thanks for the links dude! I got an IR on my old Compaq laptop, N1000v. Could be useful.. hm.