beta net2hipsend

[pBS]

hmm, don't see how that could happen... double check the enter key output..
i make it send a 36.[remote index] so it should work for diff remotes...


i tested it with and without the 1 at end and it acted accordingly..
try sending a "a" as ch and see if it hits the enter..
[it should ignore the 'a' and just send enter]
http://localhost:8084/index.htm?Action=IRSend&IR=36.001 in browser should do sam thing...

[ottoguy]

The ENTER command is correct. If I send an a from the cli or Enter from the web it sends the enter command correctly and the box understands it.

However using the net2hipsend from the cli to send a channel number give me the correct channel number, no enter, and the other blaster blinking too.

If I take the last 1 off of the command it sends the channel number correctly with no enter, and nothing on the 2nd blaster.

I noticed there is a type of include file ( .au3). Have there been any changes to that file that I may need? Also I'm running HIP version 3.0.2.12.

It seems as though it sends the enter key to the wrong blaster on my setup somehow. I set the delay up a bit and can see that the key being sent to the other box is an ENTER.

I keep editing this post as I find more info. I found a way to trick it. If I setup in HIP for the 36.001 to send to the IR2 and 36.002 to send to IR1 it works.

[pBS]

is that backwards compared to the rest of the ir cmds for that remote?
it still sounds like the enter cmd is set to blast to wrong eye...
each 'remote' in hip should have it's own enter, set to same eye as rest of remote's cmds..
that way when sending a ch to 001, the enter goes to same stb..

still working on my regex for the params...almost there..

[pBS]

try this version with new cmds:
use port=, remote=, enter=, server=, and delay= to specify params now...in any order
no need to specify the ones that don't need to change from defaults...

to specify ch '140', port 8086 and server 'pvr' just use 'net2hipsend 140 server=pvr port=8086'
or just to specify delay: 'net2hipsend 140 delay=xxx'


add the word 'debug' to it to see the commands sent..

oh and that was the entire source code...not needed, that's what becomes the .exe...just wanted to show you the guts..

[ottoguy]

Looks good. The new version works as expected and is simplier since you don't need to specify all the defaults.

All of my issues with it blasting wrong resolved themselves with a reboot. Gotta love windows.

Thanks again for a great program and all the tech support.

[pBS]

cool...i've been using it on my main machine as the enter after does seem to make stb video come up quicker...
and i know how it is, i couldn't learn the stupid 'enter' key for an hour cuz i wasn't hitting a 'key' first for the ir learn dialog before hitting the remote button, and was wondering why it never responded...lol ["hit a key to start learning", *then* hit hit the remote key...silly me]

i'd been meaning to work out the regex for input options for ages, useful in all my utils...

darn, now i have to rewrite the wiki pages for them...lol

[steve232]

I gave up trying to get ir server suite running.

I've installed net2hipsend and set up hip server mode:

Web Enabled, port 8084, HIPDefault.htm and server address 127.0.0.1.

Also added hip and net2hipsend to firewall rules.

When I enter [http://localhost:8084/index.htm] in browser, the page returns this:

You are not authorized to view this page


This is windows 7.

Any ideas

Thanks
Steve

[steve232]

OK, the web page is working.

I learned the dish 322 ir codes.
But the displayed format is different.

#2 [2151698512.58561]
#3 [2159392195.5489]

etc. they are all different numbers after the period.

Do I need to edit the hipuirt.ini file to make the numbering like the wiki example?

Thanks
Steve

[pBS]

yea, the default page isn't index.htm...it's HIPDefault.htm

whoa, those are weird numbers... using a usbuirt? when you test those ir codes in hip, does it change channels?

hmm,what did you select in "edit ir commands" for 'button' and 'label'?
those are what defines the #.# saved as..
normally pick '#0' for both for '0'
[and immediately at top you'll see "{?3.001}" as what it'll save it as..

then you should be ok..
if not, post a screen shot of what your 'edit ir commands' screen looks like..

[you should be able to 'edit' the cmds and not have to re-learn to re-label them..]

[steve232]

I'm a little close to getting it working.

I can use the command line to change some channels.
If it has a '0' zero in it, it doesn't get sent.

105 ends up 15
210 becomes 21

211 goes through OK.

But using add/edit tool, I can send a '0'

I can also send a '0' from the web page.

pBS, any ideas and thanks for the help

Steve