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Hi,

Thanks to aRtee & Diver's guide I got my serial port home made IR working. Xmms,mplayer all working.

 

Unlike in Grider(win) LIRC does not move the cursor (mouse pointer) from window to wondow. Is this the correct behavior?

 

Do I need another prog to get this bit working?

 

Any help is much appreciated.

 

Ben

 

[moved from Tips & Tricks by spinynorman - welcome aboard :)]

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Hi Devries,

Thanks for the hint.

This means the mouse pointer should move. In my case curser moves when it's on a text file. My aim is to move the mouse pointer to open close windows, click a desktop icon etc;

 

My XF86config has following:

#**********added aRTee for LIRC mouse:***************

Section "InputDevice"

Identifier "LircMouse"

Driver "mouse"

Option "Device" "/dev/lircm"

Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"

Option "Buttons" "6"

Option "ZAxisMapping" "6 7"

EndSection

#**********************************************

#This line added by aRTee:

InputDevice "LircMouse" "CorePointer"

 

My lircmd.conf

============

# lircmd config file

#

PROTOCOL IMPS/2

# ACCELERATOR start max multiplier

ACCELERATOR 1 30 1

 

#ACTIVATE * MENU

#TOGGLE_ACTIVATE * RESERVED

MOVE_N * up

MOVE_E * right

MOVE_S * down

MOVE_W * left

 

BUTTON1_CLICK * menu

BUTTON2_CLICK * pwr

*******************************************************************************

 

My .lircrc is attached

 

 

Any suggessions please.

 

 

 

 

 

 

post-13028-1129947467_thumb.jpglircrc.txt

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