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Caleb, add me to the Garage door control interested camp

I've just tried this driver again but this time on a Samsung Frame TV. This newer driver (Samsung_UN55LS03N SmartTV_3.0.000.0021IP) indeed wants the MAC address on UserAttribute_2. You just need to

Thank you all!

We finish beta testing our module for control Google Nest Thermostat. After 2-3 weeks we plane publish relies version.

Hi, i?m using the Videostorm IRUSB to control FireTV via LAN. Perhaps that?s an option too: https://www.video-storm.com/proddetail.php?prod=IRUSB The Cube is on the list of supported devices.

How is the MC-10 as far as a processor? I’ve never used it. This was chosen by the customer. Thank You, Michael Benignus

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /IR Drivers/Amazon FireTV.ir ( /g/crestron/files/IR Drivers/Amazon FireTV.ir ) *By:* Gary

Just loaded the driver to the files section, FYI it also works with Nvidia Shield.

You really need to put a CHX-HUB or DIN-HUB in the system.? I usually put one in when the device count gets over 20.? The absolute maximum is something like 26 at which point you are exceeding the

The "IR Extender" that comes with the Fire TV Cube is a TRANSMITTER for controlling other devices, not a receiver. Xbox or Windows Media Center IR codes work with the IR receiver Gary mentioned.

We’ve had a few discussions with Chamerlain over the years on having access to their service and providing module to the community. At this time we don’t have anything, but I’d like to change

So this is for the Fire TV Cube with comes with an "IR Extender Cable" (looks like a receiver to me) Gary - If you don't mind could you send me a copy (s.marszalek11 AT gmail) You guys are saying that

I believe that the IR was originally from the Microsoft Windows Media Center remote control. I can confirm that CEC does work very well as long as Amazon doesn't break it with an update.

The AudioControl Maestro module works for everything but inputs, I just ended up using IR for that. wrote:

I used one of these on a job a couple of months ago, and it worked well. It worked out of the box, with a standard Xbox driver from the database. I've since heard that CEC also works with the Crestron

Having a bunch of FireTV's, I can confirm that the remotes are BluTooth based.? Not sure if they also shoot out IR, but I doubt it.? Your best bet would be to test and try one of those IR to USB

If you need it I have a driver. wrote:

A couple of dealers I work with have used them successfully. Here's a link... https://www.creativeaccesssolutions.com/Universal-Security-20%E2%84%A2-Interface -Module_p_13.html

Thanks Gary. So you bought the remotes too? Where did you the IR signals/file?

Yeah - the MC-12 was from about 19 years ago and Lexicon's own platform. The MC-10 is more or less an Arcam AV860 in a different box, Logic7 added, and a few other minor feature tweaks. Geoff