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<blockquote data-quote="parkuhr" data-source="post: 889144" data-attributes="member: 55925">well, i personal find it not bad to have also the option to set the htpc on demand to sleep, by pressing the correct button on the remote.i have both methods in use: like you said: setting powerscheduler to do this if the system is ideling 15 minutes and on demand, if i press the correct button on the remote.both methods are working here without probs.normaly this works with an mce compatible sensor and an mce or an harmony programmed as mce, out of the box.but in his case, putting the htpc to sleep by pressing the correct button on the remote seems not to work, becouse of the used solution. so the method to do it with powerscheduler after a defenied idle-time, might be the only working solution, as long he has no mce compatible sensor.to use the imon-ir as mce-sensor was also not working here. first as i bought a correct mce-compatible sensor, everything was working out of he the box.but i press thumbs<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />&nbsp;best regardsparkuhr</blockquote>

[QUOTE="parkuhr, post: 889144, member: 55925"] well, i personal find it not bad to have also the option to set the htpc on demand to sleep, by pressing the correct button on the remote. i have both methods in use: like you said: setting powerscheduler to do this if the system is ideling 15 minutes and on demand, if i press the correct button on the remote. both methods are working here without probs. normaly this works with an mce compatible sensor and an mce or an harmony programmed as mce, out of the box. but in his case, putting the htpc to sleep by pressing the correct button on the remote seems not to work, becouse of the used solution. so the method to do it with powerscheduler after a defenied idle-time, might be the only working solution, as long he has no mce compatible sensor. to use the imon-ir as mce-sensor was also not working here. first as i bought a correct mce-compatible sensor, everything was working out of he the box. but i press thumbs;) best regards parkuhr [/QUOTE]

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