Reply: completeir,1:1,%iVariables: %i = ID 0-65535, echoed in completeir %f = carrier 15000-500000 Hz %r = repeat 1-50 %o = offset, odd, 1-383 %c = on,off pulse counts in carrier cycles, 1-50000 each, in pairs. Reply may be busyir (U), or busyIR,<m>:<p>,<ID> on older firmware, when the port is sending a different codeEnding: cr
SEND IR 2sendir,1:2,%i,%f,%r,%o,%c
Reply: completeir,1:2,%iVariables: %i = ID 0-65535, echoed in completeir %f = carrier 15000-500000 Hz %r = repeat 1-50 %o = offset, odd, 1-383 %c = on,off pulse counts in carrier cycles, 1-50000 each, in pairs. Reply may be busyir (U), or busyIR,<m>:<p>,<ID> on older firmware, when the port is sending a different codeEnding: cr
SEND IR 3sendir,1:3,%i,%f,%r,%o,%c
Reply: completeir,1:3,%iVariables: %i = ID 0-65535, echoed in completeir %f = carrier 15000-500000 Hz %r = repeat 1-50 %o = offset, odd, 1-383 %c = on,off pulse counts in carrier cycles, 1-50000 each, in pairs. Reply may be busyir (U), or busyIR,<m>:<p>,<ID> on older firmware, when the port is sending a different codeEnding: cr
STOP IR 1stopir,1:1
Reply: stopir,1:1Variables: Also echoed to the client whose transmission was stoppedEnding: cr
STOP IR 2stopir,1:2
Reply: stopir,1:2Variables: Also echoed to the client whose transmission was stoppedEnding: cr
STOP IR 3stopir,1:3
Reply: stopir,1:3Variables: Also echoed to the client whose transmission was stoppedEnding: cr
Reply: IR,1:3,%aVariables: %a = IR, IR_BLASTER (port 3 only), SENSOR, SENSOR_NOTIFY, LED_LIGHTING. IR_BLASTER on port 1 or 2 returns ERR_1:1,014Ending: cr
GET SENSOR_STATE 1getstate,1:1
Reply: state,1:1,%sVariables: %s = 0, 1. The port must be set to SENSOR or SENSOR_NOTIFY first. Polarity differs by document, so read the value, not a labelEnding: cr
GET SENSOR_STATE 2getstate,1:2
Reply: state,1:2,%sVariables: %s = 0, 1. The port must be set to SENSOR or SENSOR_NOTIFY first. Polarity differs by document, so read the value, not a labelEnding: cr
GET SENSOR_STATE 3getstate,1:3
Reply: state,1:3,%sVariables: %s = 0, 1. The port must be set to SENSOR or SENSOR_NOTIFY first. Polarity differs by document, so read the value, not a labelEnding: cr
Cheat sheet
driver.cheatSheet()
What it is
The Global Cache iTach WF2IR puts three IR ports on the network over WiFi. Each port is an IR emitter output or a contact sensor input, and the third can drive a blaster.
Specs
Type: IR to WiFi adapter, 3 IR or sensor ports
Inputs: 3x 3.5 mm IR or sensor ports
Mounting: Desktop
Setup
First Use: Out of the box the unit is an ad-hoc WiFi network named iTach<MAC> with its web page at 169.254.1.70. Up to 8 clients on port 4998.
Support
Tech Support Phone: 541-899-4800
Power Cycle: Remove power for ten seconds. Relay states return to open after a reset or power cycle.
About this driver
driver.source()
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