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Issue #201 April 2007
ATir Keyboard Interface
by Steven Savage
Start | System Overview | Keyboard | IR Remote Operation | ATir Hardware | Operation | Nice Solution | Sources & PDF
Listing 3—This is an example of a programming session creating a “Hello World” macro. The ATir “types” the first line after entering Programming mode. I press a button on the remote that is decoded as “EF.” The ATir prompts me to type in a macro. I type “Hello World” <Enter> and then press the same button on the remote. The ATir responds “OK.” I press the Programmed button on the remote twice and “Hello World” is printed on the screen twice.
Press button on remote to program Command = EF Type in macro now Press the same button on remote to accept Hello World Command = EF IR command match Macro write OK Hello World Hello World
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