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In the last step, the RemotePi Board needs to be configured to use the power button on the remote to toggle the power. Press ctrl+x to exit, y to confirm, enter to save the file.Ĭonfigure the RemotePi Board to use the power button on the remote.In the nano text editor now find every line that contains KEY_POWER and put the # character at the beginning of each of these lines, there should be 4 lines containing KEY_POWER.

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Use PuTTY or similar to log on to your Raspberry Pi, Default user name is root, password openelec In OpenElec go to menu System>Settings>System>Input Devices>Peripherals>CEC, press enter again to access the CEC settings and disable it.įinally, in order for the Media Center PC remote to work properly with the RemotePi Board, the default power button function has to be disabled. If there is not, you can ignore the next stepĬEC HAS TO be disabled for any IR remote to work in XBMC (Kodi).

Check, if there is a folder with the name 'overlays'.

OpenElec until 7.0.3, LibreELEC until 8.0.2 and RasPlex For OpenElec and LibreElec 5.0.x or higher, you will need to do the following first to enable LIRC. In OpenElec go to menu System>Settings>System>Input Devices>Peripherals>CEC, press enter again to access the CEC settings and disable it.

CEC HAS TO be disabled for any IR remote to work in Kodi.

Put the SD card back into the Raspberry Pi and boot.

You can use Notepad++ or another Linux-compatible text editor. Note : You cannot use Windows Notepad to edit the file as it uses Linux convention for new line characters, it will show without linefeeds under Windows Notepad.

Edit the file config.txt located in the root of the SD card and add the following line at the end of the file (if it is not already there), then save the file.

Put your SD card in a card reader and access it on a PC or Mac.

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OpenElec 8.0.0 and LibreElec 8.2.0 end support for LIRC, therefore the remote is configured using the newer GPIO IR kernel driver method. OpenElec 8.0.0, LibreElec 8.2.0 and later versions

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Your Logitech Harmony may by default repeat the IR code multiple times, this can result in moving two or more steps in menus, to adjust this configuration, please check this link.Īfter configuring the Logitech Harmony the next step is to configure the OS you are using : Upload the new configuration to the Harmony remote and select the newly created Media Center PC device. Start the Harmony configuration program or Web-configurator and add a new device.

The first step is to configure the Harmony. The following instructions should work with any Logitech Harmony Remote, they were tested on a Harmony 600 and a Harmony One. They are well suited for use with a RaspberryPi Mediacenter as all XBMC/Kodi functions can be accessed and no additional remote is required. The Logitech Harmony remote controls are universal remote controls that are capable of emulating almost any remote control brand and model, and storing multiple of these configurations to replace separate remotes.