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<blockquote data-quote="TLD" data-source="post: 1239043" data-attributes="member: 59059"><p>Ok i have the USB-UIRT installed.</p><p></p><p>I edited the channels i created earlier so they pointed to the channel number that i use on the STB remote in the channel configuration tab and the details tab. Like 328 points to 328 instead of 3</p><p> </p><p>I went in to the IRSS configuration and clicked the detect button and the USB-UIRT boxes got ticked.</p><p>The IRSS server restarted when i exited. I went to the TV3 blaster TVserver plugin and enabled it and restarted TV server.</p><p></p><p>I'm not sure about what to do next the Wiki isn't clear to me on what order to do things which is understandable considering the different things the IRSS is able to do.</p><p></p><p>My STB isn't on the list of STBs so i assumed the next thing to do was to go to the IR commands tab and learn the STB remote buttons.</p><p></p><p>I clicked the new button and named the first command 1 held the remote close to the USB-UIRT receiver then clicked the learn button and hit the #1 button on the remote the light on the USB-UIRT receiver blinked but the box said failed to learn.</p><p></p><p>Am i doing something wrong or out of order</p><p></p><p>EDIT: I saw this"You will need to create channels for the Set Top Box channels you want the plugin to handle. They must be marked as "External" and given a channel number to be used by the plugin. This can be done in TV Server Configuration > TV Channels." in the Wiki, but i don't see where to mark them as "External" in TV Server Configuration > TV Channels or in the channel details?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TLD, post: 1239043, member: 59059"] Ok i have the USB-UIRT installed. I edited the channels i created earlier so they pointed to the channel number that i use on the STB remote in the channel configuration tab and the details tab. Like 328 points to 328 instead of 3 I went in to the IRSS configuration and clicked the detect button and the USB-UIRT boxes got ticked. The IRSS server restarted when i exited. I went to the TV3 blaster TVserver plugin and enabled it and restarted TV server. I'm not sure about what to do next the Wiki isn't clear to me on what order to do things which is understandable considering the different things the IRSS is able to do. My STB isn't on the list of STBs so i assumed the next thing to do was to go to the IR commands tab and learn the STB remote buttons. I clicked the new button and named the first command 1 held the remote close to the USB-UIRT receiver then clicked the learn button and hit the #1 button on the remote the light on the USB-UIRT receiver blinked but the box said failed to learn. Am i doing something wrong or out of order EDIT: I saw this"You will need to create channels for the Set Top Box channels you want the plugin to handle. They must be marked as "External" and given a channel number to be used by the plugin. This can be done in TV Server Configuration > TV Channels." in the Wiki, but i don't see where to mark them as "External" in TV Server Configuration > TV Channels or in the channel details? [/QUOTE]
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