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===Medion MD1 NBC=== | |||
Medion MD1 NBC (Made in China by X10) is a RF Remote Controler. | |||
It has all (almost) what you need to control your LinuxMCE. | |||
It uses 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries. | |||
*P/N: 20018268 | |||
*FCC ID: B4S20018268 | |||
I`ve got it along with KNC ONE TV-Station DVR analog tv tuner card. | |||
===X10 Receiver=== | |||
The X10 RF receiver need to be connected directly into the mainboard USB pin. | |||
*P/N: 20018267 | |||
Technical Specification: | |||
It has CE mark so it is approved for use in the EU. | |||
*RF Frequency: 433 MHz | |||
*Operating range: 30m or 60feet (open field) | |||
*Can support up to 16 remotes | |||
*Works through walls using RF technology even when not aimed at the receiver | |||
===Setup=== | |||
The device works with LMCE using LIRC. I`ve configured my device using [[Add_support_for_new_remote_controls]] guide. | The device works with LMCE using LIRC. I`ve configured my device using [[Add_support_for_new_remote_controls]] guide. | ||
'''Note:'''LinuxMCE will automatically load '''ati_remote''' kernel module which doesn`t seem to work. | |||
You need to prevent doing this by either doing | |||
<code> | |||
echo "blacklist ati_remote" >>/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist<br> | |||
</code> | |||
as root or deleting the module. | |||
Revision as of 21:17, 7 January 2008
Medion MD1 NBC
Medion MD1 NBC (Made in China by X10) is a RF Remote Controler.
It has all (almost) what you need to control your LinuxMCE. It uses 2 x 1.5V AAA batteries.
- P/N: 20018268
- FCC ID: B4S20018268
I`ve got it along with KNC ONE TV-Station DVR analog tv tuner card.
X10 Receiver
The X10 RF receiver need to be connected directly into the mainboard USB pin.
- P/N: 20018267
Technical Specification: It has CE mark so it is approved for use in the EU.
- RF Frequency: 433 MHz
- Operating range: 30m or 60feet (open field)
- Can support up to 16 remotes
- Works through walls using RF technology even when not aimed at the receiver
Setup
The device works with LMCE using LIRC. I`ve configured my device using Add_support_for_new_remote_controls guide.
Note:LinuxMCE will automatically load ati_remote kernel module which doesn`t seem to work. You need to prevent doing this by either doing
echo "blacklist ati_remote" >>/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
as root or deleting the module.