Thread: mini remote?

Originally Posted by fly_dutchie

I have a X10/Ati-Wonder Remote with an USB RF receiver (433 Mhz?) and an enormous remote to go with it. I use it with Girder and Coyotes .gml file and it works like a dream. It's just soo F#&% big!

Now I found this keychain remote. It is also part of a X10 set operating at 433 Mhz. Now the 'tech' guys from Marmitek (X10 reseller) say I can't use it, because the signal is coded. "Part of an alarm system blah, blah."

1. Couldn't I 'learn' Girder the coded key-presses from this beautiful remote?

2. Any other known keychain remotes on 433 Mhz?

3. Where is the best deal for a Griffin Powermate? (no i-macapple)

Michael

Hi Michael,

I also have the X10/Ati-Wonder Remote with an USB RF receiver, can you please post on how to make it works with Mediacar? Do I need to modify Coyotes .gml? If you don't mind can you post your working .gml file? Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by mereg

Hi Michael,

I also have the X10/Ati-Wonder Remote with an USB RF receiver, can you please post on how to make it works with Mediacar? Do I need to modify Coyotes .gml? If you don't mind can you post your working .gml file? Thanks in advance.

Hi mereg,

You have Girder up and running? You have X10/Ati-Wonder Remote Girder plugin? You have Coyotes .gml file loaded? You have 'learnt' Girder to recognize your key presses? You have saved this set-up?

Have you made it to work now?

Michael

Originally Posted by fly_dutchie

Hi mereg,

You have Girder up and running? You have X10/Ati-Wonder Remote Girder plugin? You have Coyotes .gml file loaded? You have 'learnt' Girder to recognize your key presses? You have saved this set-up?

Have you made it to work now?

Michael

Hi Michael,

I will give it a try (I didn't do the "learnt" step) because I thought the .gml once loaded is already preconfigured for the remote. I guess I was wrong then. Thanks again.

Originally Posted by mereg

Hi Michael,

I will give it a try (I didn't do the "learnt" step) because I thought the .gml once loaded is already preconfigured for the remote. I guess I was wrong then. Thanks again.

Hi mereg,

For some crucial info, visit girder.nl and check the 'how to' section. It got me started. The 'learning' of the key presses is the only thing you have to do, really, as it's different for every remote

Now let's hope somebody finds us a nice little keychain remote that uses RF signals.

Michael