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23 lines
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A complete (I think) capture of an ATI Wonder II remote. These are raw captures.
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This device works over SubGhz to a receiver station.
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I have tested what I could using the Linux kernel driver on a regular desktop. A lot will depend on your setup and what input is assigned to which action. It has not been tested on Windows. Not all keys could be tested.
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I had issues nailing down the exact frequency, so I've done my best. They may need to be adjusted.
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# Remotes
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I have included some convenient remote maps, if you're able to sue the Sub-GHz Remote app. Copy the .ir files into /etc/subghz/ATI_Wonder_II/ and then place the remote .txt files into /etc/subhgz/remote
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Ati_media:
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Controls Vol Up/Down, Play/Pause, Rew, FF. No room for a Mute button.
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Ati_media_alt: (More useful for Youtube on desktop)
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Fullscreen toggle, Play, Left, Right
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Ati_mouse:
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This remote is almost useless, since it's hard to get the speed captured right for the mouse movement. The remote layout also doesn't allow a right-click.
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Ati_arrows:
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Just a mapping for just the directional arrows and OK button.
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