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<blockquote data-quote="PABeaver" data-source="post: 410792" data-attributes="member: 10495">I got firewire working with the IRSS TV3 blaster plugin.&nbsp; It also took me several weeks to figure it out.&nbsp; My STB is the Motorola QIP-7100 from Verizon Fios.&nbsp; I had to use the drivers from ExDeus and add the 7100 myself by copying the code related to the 6200.&nbsp; If you already had it working from the command line then you are most of the way there.The trick is in the IRSS TV3 plugin.&nbsp; When I first configured it, I set the external program to run on each of the numbers using first using &quot;-f 2 %2&quot; then trying &quot;-f 2 %1&quot;&nbsp; The problem was that either it would send the command 10 times or that it for some reason would not send the zero.&nbsp; This was the mistake and if you did this you have to go back and delete it in &quot;C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\IR Server Suite\TV3 Blaster Plugin\ExternalChannelConfig3.xml&quot; (substitute ExternalChannelConfig3.xml with whichever one you setup).&nbsp; Here is what you should do (from the beginning):1.&nbsp; Configure TV3 Blaster for IR Server in TV Server Configuration2.&nbsp; Select STB Setup3.&nbsp; Select the tab that corresponds to the tuner you are using for firewire4.&nbsp; Click on &quot;Select&quot; in the large white box titled Commands5.&nbsp; Hit the &quot;Set&quot; button next to Run Program6.&nbsp; In Program put C:\Program Files\Timmmoore\MCE 2005 STB Controller\channel.exe7.&nbsp; In Parameters put&nbsp;&nbsp; -f 2 %2&nbsp; &nbsp; and press OK8.&nbsp; CHECK THE BOX THAT SAYS &quot;Send Select Command&quot;You should be able to put a number into the test box, hit test and see it work.&nbsp; If not, reboot the machine (I had to do this as for some reason it kept using my long deleted old settings).&nbsp; It should work now.&nbsp; I guess the idea is that for each of those things listed in the Commands box it will send an individual command, so instead of putting a command with each item in the list just choose the Select command and it should work.&nbsp; Using the Pre-Command option might work instead of Select but once I got it working I didn't mess with it any more.&nbsp; Hope this helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PABeaver, post: 410792, member: 10495"] I got firewire working with the IRSS TV3 blaster plugin. It also took me several weeks to figure it out. My STB is the Motorola QIP-7100 from Verizon Fios. I had to use the drivers from ExDeus and add the 7100 myself by copying the code related to the 6200. If you already had it working from the command line then you are most of the way there. The trick is in the IRSS TV3 plugin. When I first configured it, I set the external program to run on each of the numbers using first using "-f 2 %2" then trying "-f 2 %1" The problem was that either it would send the command 10 times or that it for some reason would not send the zero. This was the mistake and if you did this you have to go back and delete it in "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\IR Server Suite\TV3 Blaster Plugin\ExternalChannelConfig3.xml" (substitute ExternalChannelConfig3.xml with whichever one you setup). Here is what you should do (from the beginning): 1. Configure TV3 Blaster for IR Server in TV Server Configuration 2. Select STB Setup 3. Select the tab that corresponds to the tuner you are using for firewire 4. Click on "Select" in the large white box titled Commands 5. Hit the "Set" button next to Run Program 6. In Program put C:\Program Files\Timmmoore\MCE 2005 STB Controller\channel.exe 7. In Parameters put -f 2 %2 and press OK 8. CHECK THE BOX THAT SAYS "Send Select Command" You should be able to put a number into the test box, hit test and see it work. If not, reboot the machine (I had to do this as for some reason it kept using my long deleted old settings). It should work now. I guess the idea is that for each of those things listed in the Commands box it will send an individual command, so instead of putting a command with each item in the list just choose the Select command and it should work. Using the Pre-Command option might work instead of Select but once I got it working I didn't mess with it any more. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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