Post by kevinc25 on Jul 9, 2017 14:31:19 GMT -5
Per the information in the MC-700 IR & RS232 Codes V1.6.doc document I used the MC-700 Pronto IR Hex Codes V1.5.txt file codes to create an IR remote for the MC-700 in AnyMote's Smart IR Remote app for android on my Samsung Galaxy Tab S. All went well except that the " Power (Tog)" command on the txt file doesn't seem to do anything. I am therefore using the Power On and Power Off codes to switch the unit on and off (which is fine - I like the discrete on and off commands), but I'd still like to know if the Power Toggle code is correct as written? I also wondered if the code might do something other than switch the unit on and off - for example I wondered if it might be a toggle for the trigger output, but I tested that and it doesn't seem to be that. Is the code correct?
Secondly, although the IR codes are great, I would be interested in adding control over my network using the RS232 codes so I could control the unit from another room (my second HDMI output) using a nice looking remote interface on an ios or Android device. It seems to me that the ios app Mote has some potential and possibly MyURemote for Android but there's not a lot of guidance as to compatible network-serial adapter devices. There is a cheap (under $20) serial RS232 to Ethernet Converter USR-TCP232-302 around which looks interesting and easy to configure and I don't mind experimenting but I'd be interested to know if anyone has any experience controlling Emotiva devices via RS232 and if so what are they using to do it. Thanks!
Secondly, although the IR codes are great, I would be interested in adding control over my network using the RS232 codes so I could control the unit from another room (my second HDMI output) using a nice looking remote interface on an ios or Android device. It seems to me that the ios app Mote has some potential and possibly MyURemote for Android but there's not a lot of guidance as to compatible network-serial adapter devices. There is a cheap (under $20) serial RS232 to Ethernet Converter USR-TCP232-302 around which looks interesting and easy to configure and I don't mind experimenting but I'd be interested to know if anyone has any experience controlling Emotiva devices via RS232 and if so what are they using to do it. Thanks!
