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Linux – LIRC – XBMC mit Logitech Harmony steuern – Lircmap.xml und Keyboard.xml
Ubuntu (alle Versionen) – LIRC Konfiguration mit MCE RC6 IR605Q (147a:e03e) und Logitech Harmony

Nun möchte ich den MCE RC6 Infrarot Empfänger – Modell IR605Q aber mit dem aktuellsten Arch Linux betreiben (Stand: 03.02.2012).

EDIT: Einen Gutscheincode für den RC6 Infrarot Empfänger – Modell IR605Q gibt es hier - gültig bis 7. Februar 2012!

lsusb | grep -i formosa
Bus 003 Dev 003: ID 147a:e03e Formosa Industrial Computing, Inc. Infrared Receiver [IR605A/Q]

uname -r
3.2.2-1-ARCH

lircd -v
lircd 0.9.0

Diese HowTo sollte dann auch für Ubuntu 12.04 funktionieren!

Das Besondere an dieser LIRC-Konfiguration ist, dass es einige Änderungen in der Kernel- und LIRC-Version gab – der aktuelle Kernel erkennt den MCE-IR-Empfänger bereits ohne LIRC! Daher ist in der hardware.conf REMOTE_DRIVER und REMOTE_MODULES leer …

vi /etc/lirc/hardware.conf

# /etc/lirc/hardware.conf
#
#Chosen Remote Control
REMOTE="Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all)"
REMOTE_MODULES=""
REMOTE_DRIVER=""
REMOTE_DEVICE="/dev/lirc0"
REMOTE_SOCKET=""
REMOTE_LIRCD_CONF="mceusb/lircd.conf.mceusb"
REMOTE_LIRCD_ARGS=""

#Chosen IR Transmitter
TRANSMITTER="None"
TRANSMITTER_MODULES=""
TRANSMITTER_DRIVER=""
TRANSMITTER_DEVICE=""
TRANSMITTER_SOCKET=""
TRANSMITTER_LIRCD_CONF=""
TRANSMITTER_LIRCD_ARGS=""

#Enable lircd
START_LIRCD="true"

#Don't start lircmd even if there seems to be a good config file
#START_LIRCMD="false"

#Try to load appropriate kernel modules
LOAD_MODULES="true"

# Default configuration files for your hardware if any
LIRCMD_CONF=""

#Forcing noninteractive reconfiguration
#If lirc is to be reconfigured by an external application
#that doesn't have a debconf frontend available, the noninteractive
#frontend can be invoked and set to parse REMOTE and TRANSMITTER
#It will then populate all other variables without any user input
#If you would like to configure lirc via standard methods, be sure
#to leave this set to "false"
FORCE_NONINTERACTIVE_RECONFIGURATION="false"
START_LIRCMD=""

… und hier noch die dazugehörige lircd.conf.

vi /etc/lirc/lircd.conf

#This configuration has been automatically generated via
#the Ubuntu LIRC package maintainer scripts.
#
#It includes the default configuration for the remote and/or
#transmitter that you have selected during package installation.
#
#Feel free to add any custom remotes to the configuration
#via additional include directives or below the existing
#Ubuntu include directives from your selected remote and/or
#transmitter.

#Configuration for the Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all) remote:
include "/usr/share/lirc/remotes/mceusb/lircd.conf.mceusb"

BESONDERHEIT: Damit nicht der Kernel die Eingaben der Fernbedienung verarbeitet, sondern LIRC, muss noch ein zusätzlicher Befehl beim Starten ausgeführt werden. Diesen packen wir am Besten in die rc.local.

vi /etc/rc.local

echo lirc > /sys/class/rc/rc0/protocols

Des Weiteren wurden bei LIRC 0.9.0 die Namen der LIRC-Tasten verändert (/usr/share/lirc/remotes/mceusb/lircd.conf.mceusb). Daher müssen wir noch die XBMC Lircmap.xml (von der Ubuntu-HowTo) anpassen.

vi /home/USERNAME/.xbmc/userdata/Lircmap.xml

<!-- This file contains the mapping of LIRC keys to XBMC keys used in Keymap.xml  -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!-- How to add remotes                                                           -->
<!-- <remote device="name_Lirc_calls_the_remote">                                 -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!-- For the commands the layout following layout is used                         -->
<!-- <XBMC_COMMAND>LircButtonName</XBMC_COMMAND>                                  -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!-- For a list of XBMC_COMMAND's check out the <remote> sections of keymap.xml   -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!--                              Logitech Harmony                                -->
<!--                          loggn.de - Nico Hartung                             -->
<!--                        http://www.loggn.de/?p=7127                           -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<lircmap>
	<remote device="mceusb">
		<!-- no Display -->
		<power>KEY_POWER</power>
		<teletext>Teletext</teletext>
		<menu>KEY_DVD</menu>
		<back>KEY_BACK</back>
		<info>More</info>
		<guide>Guide</guide>
		<red>KEY_RED</red>
		<green>KEY_GREEN</green>
		<yellow>KEY_YELLOW</yellow>
		<blue>KEY_BLUE</blue>
		<left>KEY_LEFT</left>
		<right>KEY_RIGHT</right>
		<up>KEY_UP</up>
		<down>KEY_DOWN</down>
		<select>KEY_OK</select>
		<volumeplus>KEY_VOLUMEUP</volumeplus>
		<volumeminus>KEY_VOLUMDOWN</volumeminus>
		<pageplus>KEY_CHANNELUP</pageplus>
		<pageminus>KEY_CHANNELDOWN</pageminus>
		<mute>KEY_MUTE</mute>
		<play>KEY_PLAY</play>
		<pause>KEY_PAUSE</pause>
		<stop>KEY_STOP</stop>
		<forward>KEY_FORWARD</forward>
		<reverse>KEY_REWIND</reverse>
		<skipplus>KEY_NEXT</skipplus>
		<skipminus>KEY_AGAIN</skipminus>
		<record>KEY_RECORD</record>
		<one>KEY_1</one>
		<two>KEY_2</two>
		<three>KEY_3</three>
		<four>KEY_4</four>
		<five>KEY_5</five>
		<six>KEY_6</six>
		<seven>KEY_7</seven>
		<eight>KEY_8</eight>
		<nine>KEY_9</nine>
		<zero>KEY_0</zero>
		<clear>KEY_CLEAR</clear>
		<enter>KEY_ENTER</enter>
		<!-- with Display -->
		<display>Aspect</display>
		<start>Home</start>
		<myvideo>Videos</myvideo>
		<mymusic>Music</mymusic>
		<mypictures>Pictures</mypictures>
		<mytv>TV</mytv>
		<!-- old versions of harmony -->
		<star>Star</star>
		<hash>Hash</hash>
	</remote>
</lircmap>

Die dazu passende Keyboard.xml bzw. Keymap.xml findet ihr in der Ubuntu-HowTo.

Viel Spaß!

Das ändern wir mit unserer Lircmap.xml und Keyboard.xml für XBMC. :mrgreen:

~/.xbmc/userdata/Lircmap.xml - Die Datei Lircmap.xml stellt das “Bindeglied” zwischen der lircd.conf von Lirc und der Keymap.xml von XBMC dar.

~/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps/Keymap.xml / Keyboard.xml – XBMC führt die in der Keymap.xml definierten Aktionen, die den entsprechenden “XBMC-Tasten” zugeordnet sind, aus. Grundsätzlich ist der Name der XML Datei in ~/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps egal, es zählt eigentlich nur was am Ende in der Datei drin steht. Es hat sich aber irgendwie eingebürgert von der “Keymap.xml” zu reden, wenn es um die Steuerdatei für die Bedienung von XBMC mit einer Fernbedienung geht.

Quelle: Lircmap.xml und Keymap.xml

~/.xbmc/userdata/Lircmap.xml

<!-- This file contains the mapping of LIRC keys to XBMC keys used in Keymap.xml  -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!-- How to add remotes                                                           -->
<!-- <remote device="name_Lirc_calls_the_remote">                                 -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!-- For the commands the layout following layout is used                         -->
<!-- <XBMC_COMMAND>LircButtonName</XBMC_COMMAND>                                  -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!-- For a list of XBMC_COMMAND's check out the <remote> sections of keymap.xml   -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<!--                              Logitech Harmony                                -->
<!--                          loggn.de - Nico Hartung                             -->
<!--                        http://www.loggn.de/?p=7127                           -->
<!--                                                                              -->
<lircmap>
	<remote device="mceusb">
		<!-- no Display -->
		<power>Power</power>
		<teletext>Teletext</teletext>
		<menu>DVD</menu>
		<back>Back</back>
		<info>More</info>
		<guide>Guide</guide>
		<red>Red</red>
		<green>Green</green>
		<yellow>Yellow</yellow>
		<blue>Blue</blue>
		<left>Left</left>
		<right>Right</right>
		<up>Up</up>
		<down>Down</down>
		<select>OK</select>
		<volumeplus>VolUp</volumeplus>
		<volumeminus>VolDown</volumeminus>
		<pageplus>ChanUp</pageplus>
		<pageminus>ChanDown</pageminus>
		<mute>Mute</mute>
		<play>Play</play>
		<pause>Pause</pause>
		<stop>Stop</stop>
		<forward>Forward</forward>
		<reverse>Rewind</reverse>
		<skipplus>Skip</skipplus>
		<skipminus>Replay</skipminus>
		<record>Record</record>
		<one>One</one>
		<two>Two</two>
		<three>Three</three>
		<four>Four</four>
		<five>Five</five>
		<six>Six</six>
		<seven>Seven</seven>
		<eight>Eight</eight>
		<nine>Nine</nine>
		<zero>Zero</zero>
		<clear>Clear</clear>
		<enter>Enter</enter>
		<!-- with Display -->
		<display>Aspect</display>
		<start>Home</start>
		<myvideo>Videos</myvideo>
		<mymusic>Music</mymusic>
		<mypictures>Pictures</mypictures>
		<mytv>TV</mytv>
		<!-- old versions of harmony -->
		<star>Star</star>
		<hash>Hash</hash>
	</remote>
</lircmap>

~/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps/Keyboard.xml

<!-- This file contains the mapping of keys (gamepad, remote, and keyboard) to actions within XBMC -->
<!-- The <global> section is a fall through - they will only be used if the button is not          -->
<!-- used in the current window's section.  Note that there is only handling                       -->
<!-- for a single action per button at this stage.                                                 -->
<!-- For joystick/gamepad configuration under linux/win32, see below as it differs from xbox       -->
<!-- gamepads.                                                                                     -->
<!--                                                                             	              -->
<!-- The format is:                                                                                -->
<!--    <device>                                                                                   -->
<!--      <button>action</button>                                                                  -->
<!--    </device>                                                                                  -->
<!--                                                                             	              -->
<!-- To map keys from other remotes using the RCA protocol, you may add <universalremote> blocks   -->
<!-- In this case, the tags used are <obc#> where # is the original button code (OBC) of the key   -->
<!-- You set it up by adding a <universalremote> block to the window or <global> section:          -->
<!--    <universalremote>                                                                          -->
<!--       <obc45>Stop</obc45>                                                                     -->
<!--    </universalremote>                                                                         -->
<!--                                                                             	              -->
<!-- Note that the action can be a built-in function.                                              -->
<!--  eg <B>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyMusic)</B>                                                       -->
<!-- would automatically go to My Music on the press of the B button.                              -->
<!--                                                                             	              -->
<!--                                        Logitech Harmony                                       -->
<!--                                   loggn.de - Nico Hartung                                     -->
<!--                                 http://www.loggn.de/?p=7127                           	    -->
<!--                                                                                               -->
<keymap>
  <global>
    <remote>
      <!-- no Display -->
      <power>XBMC.ActivateWindow(shutdownmenu)</power>
      <!-- crash <teletext>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Teletext)</teletext> -->
      <menu>PreviousMenu</menu>
      <back>Back</back>
      <info>Info</info>
      <guide>ContextMenu</guide>
      <red>Playlist</red>
      <green>ToggleWatched</green>
      <yellow>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Music)</yellow>
      <blue>XBMC.ActivateWindow(VideoLibrary)</blue>
	  <left>Left</left>
      <right>Right</right>
      <up>Up</up>
      <down>Down</down>
      <select>Select</select>
      <volumeplus>VolumeUp</volumeplus>
      <volumeminus>VolumeDown</volumeminus>
      <pageplus>PageUp</pageplus>
      <pageminus>PageDown</pageminus>
      <mute>Mute</mute>
      <play>Play</play>
      <pause>Pause</pause>
      <stop>Stop</stop>
      <forward>FastForward</forward>
      <reverse>Rewind</reverse>
      <skipplus>SkipNext</skipplus>
      <skipminus>SkipPrevious</skipminus>
      <record>Screenshot</record>
      <one>Number1</one>
      <two>JumpSMS2</two>
      <three>JumpSMS3</three>
      <four>JumpSMS4</four>
      <five>JumpSMS5</five>
      <six>JumpSMS6</six>
      <seven>JumpSMS7</seven>
      <eight>JumpSMS8</eight>
      <nine>JumpSMS9</nine>
      <zero>Number0</zero>
      <clear>Delete</clear>
      <enter>FullScreen</enter>
      <!-- with Display -->
      <display>FullScreen</display>
      <start>PreviousMenu</start>
      <myvideo>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyVideo)</myvideo>
      <mymusic>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyMusic)</mymusic>
      <mypictures>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyPictures)</mypictures>
      <mytv>XBMC.ActivateWindow(10004)</mytv>
      <!-- old versions of harmony -->
      <star>Move</star>
      <hash>Rename</hash>
    </remote>
  </global>
  <Home>
    <remote>
      <info>XBMC.ActivateWindow(SystemInfo)</info>
      <clear>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Weather)</clear>
      <hash>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Settings)</hash>
      <zero>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Settings)</zero>
    </remote>
  </Home>
  <MyTV>
    <remote>
      <clear>Delete</clear>
    </remote>
  </MyTV>
  <MyFiles>
    <remote>
      <clear>Delete</clear>
      <zero>Highlight</zero>
      <star>Move</star>
      <hash>Rename</hash>
    </remote>
  </MyFiles>
  <MyMusicPlaylist>
    <remote>
      <clear>Delete</clear>
      <zero>Delete</zero>
    </remote>
  </MyMusicPlaylist>
  <MyMusicPlaylistEditor>
    <remote>
      <zero>Queue</zero>
    </remote>
  </MyMusicPlaylistEditor>
  <MyMusicFiles>
    <remote>
      <zero>Queue</zero>
      <star>Queue</star>
    </remote>
  </MyMusicFiles>
  <MyMusicLibrary>
    <remote>
      <zero>Queue</zero>
      <star>Queue</star>
    </remote>
  </MyMusicLibrary>
  <FullscreenVideo>
    <remote>
      <zero>Number0</zero>
      <one>Number1</one>
      <two>Number2</two>
      <three>Number3</three>
      <four>Number4</four>
      <five>Number5</five>
      <six>Number6</six>
      <seven>Number7</seven>
      <eight>Number8</eight>
      <nine>Number9</nine>
      <left>StepBack</left>
      <right>StepForward</right>
      <up>BigStepForward</up>
      <down>BigStepBack</down>
      <back>SmallStepBack</back>
      <menu>OSD</menu>
      <start>OSD</start>
      <select>AspectRatio</select>
      <guide>CodecInfo</guide>
      <info>Info</info>
      <!-- crash <teletext>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Teletext)</teletext> -->
      <star>NextSubtitle</star>
      <yellow>NextSubtitle</yellow>
      <hash>AudioNextLanguage</hash>
      <blue>AudioNextLanguage</blue>
    </remote>
  </FullscreenVideo>
  <VideoTimeSeek>
    <remote>
      <select>Select</select>
      <enter>Select</enter>
    </remote>
  </VideoTimeSeek>
  <FullscreenInfo>
    <remote>
      <guide>CodecInfo</guide>
      <info>Back</info>
      <menu>OSD</menu>
    </remote>
  </FullscreenInfo>
  <PlayerControls>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
    </remote>
  </PlayerControls>
  <Visualisation>
    <remote>
      <left>PreviousPreset</left>
      <right>NextPreset</right>
      <up>IncreaseRating</up>
      <down>DecreaseRating</down>
      <back>LockPreset</back>
      <guide>CodecInfo</guide>
      <select>XBMC.ActivateWindow(VisualisationPresetList)</select>
      <menu>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MusicOSD)</menu>
      <info>Info</info>
      <playlist>XBMC.ActivateWindow(PVROSDChannels)</playlist>
    </remote>
  </Visualisation>
  <MusicOSD>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
      <guide>Info</guide>
      <info>CodecInfo</info>
    </remote>
  </MusicOSD>
  <VisualisationSettings>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
    </remote>
  </VisualisationSettings>
  <VisualisationPresetList>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
    </remote>
  </VisualisationPresetList>
  <SlideShow>
    <remote>
      <zero>ZoomNormal</zero>
      <one>ZoomLevel1</one>
      <two>ZoomLevel2</two>
      <three>ZoomLevel3</three>
      <four>ZoomLevel4</four>
      <five>ZoomLevel5</five>
      <six>ZoomLevel6</six>
      <seven>ZoomLevel7</seven>
      <eight>ZoomLevel8</eight>
      <nine>ZoomLevel9</nine>
      <info>CodecInfo</info>
      <skipplus>NextPicture</skipplus>
      <skipminus>PreviousPicture</skipminus>
      <guide>Info</guide>
      <select>Rotate</select>
    </remote>
  </SlideShow>
  <ScreenCalibration>
    <remote>
      <select>NextCalibration</select>
      <zero>ResetCalibration</zero>
      <display>NextResolution</display>
      <xbox>NextResolution</xbox>
    </remote>
  </ScreenCalibration>
  <GUICalibration>
    <remote>
      <select>NextCalibration</select>
      <zero>ResetCalibration</zero>
    </remote>
  </GUICalibration>
  <VideoOSD>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
      <start>Back</start>
    </remote>
  </VideoOSD>
  <VideoMenu>
    <remote>
      <menu>OSD</menu>
      <info>Info</info>
      <guide>CodecInfo</guide>
      <zero>Number0</zero>
      <one>Number1</one>
      <two>Number2</two>
      <three>Number3</three>
      <four>Number4</four>
      <five>Number5</five>
      <six>Number6</six>
      <seven>Number7</seven>
      <eight>Number8</eight>
      <nine>Number9</nine>
      <play>Select</play>
    </remote>
  </VideoMenu>
  <OSDVideoSettings>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
      <start>Back</start>
    </remote>
  </OSDVideoSettings>
  <OSDAudioSettings>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
      <start>Back</start>
    </remote>
  </OSDAudioSettings>
  <VideoBookmarks>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
      <start>Back</start>
      <zero>Delete</zero>
    </remote>
  </VideoBookmarks>
  <MyVideoLibrary>
    <remote>
      <zero>Queue</zero>
      <clear>Delete</clear>
    </remote>
  </MyVideoLibrary>
  <MyVideoFiles>
    <remote>
      <zero>Queue</zero>
      <star>Queue</star>
    </remote>
  </MyVideoFiles>
  <MyVideoPlaylist>
    <remote>
      <clear>Delete</clear>
      <zero>Delete</zero>
    </remote>
  </MyVideoPlaylist>
  <VirtualKeyboard>
    <remote>
      <back>BackSpace</back>
      <clear>BackSpace</clear>
      <star>Shift</star>
      <hash>Symbols</hash>
      <zero>Number0</zero>
      <one>Number1</one>
      <two>Number2</two>
      <three>Number3</three>
      <four>Number4</four>
      <five>Number5</five>
      <six>Number6</six>
      <seven>Number7</seven>
      <eight>Number8</eight>
      <nine>Number9</nine>
      <enter>Enter</enter>
      <pageminus>CursorLeft</pageminus>
      <pageplus>CursorRight</pageplus>
    </remote>
  </VirtualKeyboard>
  <ContextMenu>
    <remote>
      <guide>Back</guide>
    </remote>
  </ContextMenu>
  <Scripts>
    <remote>
      <info>Info</info>
    </remote>
  </Scripts>
  <NumericInput>
    <remote>
      <zero>Number0</zero>
      <one>Number1</one>
      <two>Number2</two>
      <three>Number3</three>
      <four>Number4</four>
      <five>Number5</five>
      <six>Number6</six>
      <seven>Number7</seven>
      <eight>Number8</eight>
      <nine>Number9</nine>
      <enter>Enter</enter>
      <back>BackSpace</back>
    </remote>
  </NumericInput>
  <Weather>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </Weather>
  <TV>
    <remote>
      <red>Red</red>
      <green>Green</green>
      <yellow>Yellow</yellow>
      <blue>Blue</blue>
    </remote>
  </TV>
  <Settings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </Settings>
  <AddonBrowser>
    <remote>
    </remote>
  </AddonBrowser>
  <AddonInformation>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
    </remote>
  </AddonInformation>
  <AddonSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
    </remote>
  </AddonSettings>
  <TextViewer>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
    </remote>
  </TextViewer>
  <MyPicturesSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </MyPicturesSettings>
  <MyProgramsSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </MyProgramsSettings>
  <MyWeatherSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </MyWeatherSettings>
  <MyMusicSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </MyMusicSettings>
  <SystemSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </SystemSettings>
  <MyVideosSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </MyVideosSettings>
  <NetworkSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </NetworkSettings>
  <AppearanceSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </AppearanceSettings>
  <Profiles>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </Profiles>
  <systeminfo>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </systeminfo>
  <shutdownmenu>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </shutdownmenu>
  <submenu>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </submenu>
  <MusicInformation>
    <remote>
      <info>Back</info>
    </remote>
  </MusicInformation>
  <MovieInformation>
    <remote>
      <info>Back</info>
    </remote>
  </MovieInformation>
  <LockSettings>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
    </remote>
  </LockSettings>
  <ProfileSettings>
    <remote>
      <menu>Back</menu>
    </remote>
  </ProfileSettings>
  <PictureInfo>
    <remote>
      <skipplus>NextPicture</skipplus>
      <skipminus>PreviousPicture</skipminus>
      <info>Back</info>
    </remote>
  </PictureInfo>
  <Teletext>
    <remote>
      <zero>number0</zero>
      <one>number1</one>
      <two>number2</two>
      <three>number3</three>
      <four>number4</four>
      <five>number5</five>
      <six>number6</six>
      <seven>number7</seven>
      <eight>number8</eight>
      <nine>number9</nine>
      <red>Red</red>
      <green>Green</green>
      <yellow>Yellow</yellow>
      <blue>Blue</blue>
      <info>Info</info>
      <menu>Back</menu>
      <teletext>Back</teletext>
    </remote>
  </Teletext>
  <Favourites>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
    </remote>
  </Favourites>
  <PVROSDChannels>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
      <menu>Close</menu>
      <start>Close</start>
      <playlist>Close</playlist>
    </remote>
  </PVROSDChannels>
  <PVROSDGuide>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
      <menu>Close</menu>
      <start>Close</start>
    </remote>
  </PVROSDGuide>
  <PVROSDDirector>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
      <menu>Close</menu>
    </remote>
  </PVROSDDirector>
  <PVROSDCutter>
    <remote>
      <back>Close</back>
      <menu>Close</menu>
    </remote>
  </PVROSDCutter>
  <MyTVSettings>
    <remote>
      <back>PreviousMenu</back>
    </remote>
  </MyTVSettings>
</keymap>

Weiterführende Links:
HTPC – Media Center – Logitech Harmony reagiert träge unter Windows und Linux 
Ubuntu (alle Versionen) – LIRC Konfiguration mit RC6 IR605Q (147a:e03e) und Logitech Harmony

Quellen:
XBMC Main Repository – xbmc / system / Lircmap.xml (Standardkonfiguration)
XBMC Main Repository – xbmc / system / keymaps / keyboard.xml (Standardkonfiguration)

Also habe ich mich erstmal auf die Suche nach einem Infrarot-Empfänger begeben. Zuerst wollte ich mir die Hama MCE Fernbedienung kaufen und einfach nur den IR-Empfänger nutzen. Nach längeren Recherchen bin ich aber auf den CoHauS-Shop aufmerksam geworden – ziemlich gute Rezensionen im Shop selbst und in der MCE-Community.de haben mich doch davon überzeugt, gleich etwas Vernünftiges zu kaufen.

Ich habe mich für den MCE RC6 Infrarot Empfänger – Modell IR605Q entschieden. (Harmony-Profil: Windows Media Center SE)

lsusb
Bus 004 Device 004: ID 147a:e03e Formosa Industrial Computing, Inc.

Nun habe ich aber lang genug um den heißen Brei herum geschrieben – los gehts.  

Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat), 11.04 (Natty Narwhal), 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot), etc. (LIRC-Version größer als 0.8.6)

Erstmal installieren wir LIRC …

sudo apt-get install lirc

… oder LIRC war schon installiert, dann konfigurieren wir es neu.

sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc

Im darauffolgenden Fenster wählen wir “Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all)” und …

… im Nächsten “None”.

Das wars auch eigentlich schon für alle Ubuntu-Versionen ab 10.10. Eventuell muss noch ein Neustart des LIRC-Dienstes durchgeführt werden.

sudo /etc/init.d/lirc restart

Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx), Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala), Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) und niedriger (LIRC-Version kleiner/gleich 0.8.6)

Bis Ubuntu 10.04 gibt es das Problem, dass der LIRC-Treiber lirc_mceusb gepachtet werden muss. Sonst erkennt der Treiber den MCE RC6 Empfänger nicht!

Erstmal installieren wir LIRC …

sudo apt-get install lirc

… oder LIRC war schon installiert, dann konfigurieren wir es neu.

sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc

Im darauffolgenden Fenster wählen wir “Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all)” und …

… im Nächsten “None”.

Nun installieren wir den Quellcode der LIRC-Module, …

sudo apt-get install lirc-modules-source

… jetzt müssen wir den lirc_mceusb Treiber bearbeiten.

sudo vi /usr/src/lirc-0.8.6/drivers/lirc_mceusb/lirc_mceusb.c

Im Formosa-Abschnitt (ca. Zeile 208) fügen wir folgende zwei Zeilen ein …

/* Formosa Industrial Computing IR605Q */
{ USB_DEVICE(VENDOR_FORMOSA, 0xe03e) },

… und im Anschluss kompilieren wir die LIRC-Module. FERTIG!

sudo dpkg-reconfigure lirc-modules-source

Eventuell muss noch ein Neustart des LIRC-Dienstes durchgeführt werden.

sudo /etc/init.d/lirc restart

Viel Spaß!
Demnächst werde ich noch eine zweite HowTo mit der Lircmap.xml und Keyboard.xml für XBMC veröffentlichen.

Weiterführende Links:
HTPC – Media Center – Logitech Harmony reagiert träge unter Windows und Linux 
Linux – LIRC – XBMC mit Logitech Harmony steuern – Lircmap.xml und Keyboard.xml

Quellen:
LIRC & XBMC
Mediagate MG-IR01BK and Ubuntu
[How To] RC6 IR-Empfänger (original oder OEM) unter Linux und XBMC

LIRC Konfigurationsdateien

Die Konfigurationsdateien von LIRC müsstet ihr theoretisch nicht bearbeiten. Ich werde diese, nur der Vollständigkeit halber, hier mit anhängen.

/etc/lirc/hardware.conf

# /etc/lirc/hardware.conf
#
# loggn.de - Nico Hartung
#
#Chosen Remote Control
REMOTE="Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all)"
REMOTE_MODULES="lirc_dev lirc_mceusb"
REMOTE_DRIVER=""
REMOTE_DEVICE="/dev/lirc0"
REMOTE_SOCKET=""
REMOTE_LIRCD_CONF="mceusb/lircd.conf.mceusb"
REMOTE_LIRCD_ARGS=""

#Chosen IR Transmitter
TRANSMITTER="None"
TRANSMITTER_MODULES=""
TRANSMITTER_DRIVER=""
TRANSMITTER_DEVICE=""
TRANSMITTER_SOCKET=""
TRANSMITTER_LIRCD_CONF=""
TRANSMITTER_LIRCD_ARGS=""

#Enable lircd
START_LIRCD="true"

#Don't start lircmd even if there seems to be a good config file
#START_LIRCMD="false"

#Try to load appropriate kernel modules
LOAD_MODULES="true"

# Default configuration files for your hardware if any
LIRCMD_CONF=""

#Forcing noninteractive reconfiguration
#If lirc is to be reconfigured by an external application
#that doesn't have a debconf frontend available, the noninteractive
#frontend can be invoked and set to parse REMOTE and TRANSMITTER
#It will then populate all other variables without any user input
#If you would like to configure lirc via standard methods, be sure
#to leave this set to "false"
FORCE_NONINTERACTIVE_RECONFIGURATION="false"
START_LIRCMD=""

/etc/lirc/lircd.conf

#
# loggn.de - Nico Hartung
#
#This configuration has been automatically generated via
#the Ubuntu LIRC package maintainer scripts.
#
#It includes the default configuration for the remote and/or
#transmitter that you have selected during package installation.
#
#Feel free to add any custom remotes to the configuration
#via additional include directives or below the existing
#Ubuntu include directives from your selected remote and/or
#transmitter.

#Configuration for the Windows Media Center Transceivers/Remotes (all) remote:
include "/usr/share/lirc/remotes/mceusb/lircd.conf.mceusb"

HINWEIS: Leider ist das alte X10 Modell (Pollin) nicht mehr verfügbar, das neue X10 Modell (Amazon) sollte aber, laut einiger Forenbeiträge, genauso funktionieren.

Die Lösung für das Problem ist Recht einfach, aus diesen zwei Zeilen in der /etc/lirc/hardware.conf …

REMOTE_MODULES="lirc_atiusb"
REMOTE_DRIVER=""

… müssen wir einfach …

REMOTE_MODULES=""
REMOTE_DRIVER="atilibusb"

… machen, dann sollte es wieder funktionieren. Ein …

sudo /etc/init.d/lirc restart

… nicht vergessen.

Vielen Dank an beacon für den Tipp in den Kommentaren!!

Dazu benötigen wir das Paket LIRC und müssen die Dateien hardware.conf und lircd.conf für die jeweilige Fernbedienung erstellen. Im Gegenzug brauchen wir für XBMC eine angepasste Lircmap.xml und Keyboard.xml (ab Version 9.11) für die Fernbedienung.

Daher möchte ich euch eine HowTo für die PC-Funkfernbedienung X10 nicht vorenthalten.

HINWEIS: Leider ist das alte X10 Modell (Pollin) nicht mehr verfügbar, das neue X10 Modell (Amazon) sollte aber, laut einiger Forenbeiträge, genauso funktionieren.

Voraussetzung:

• Ubuntu Karmic 9.10
• NVIDIA Treiber 195 mit VDPAU Unterstützung (HowTo)
• DVB-S2 – Treiber s2-liplianin installieren (HowTo)
• VDR 1.7.12 + ExtensionPatch mit Streamdev Plugin (HowTo)
• XBMC + VDR Plugin mit VDPAU Unterstützung (HowTo)

HowTo: LIRC – XBMC mit PC-Funkfernbedienung X10 steuern

Zuerst editieren wir die blacklist.conf und fügen das Modul ati_remote ein damit unser USB-IR Empfänger nicht falsch erkannt wird.

sudo vi /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
blacklist ati_remote

Nun schließen wir den IR-Empfänger am Computer an, installieren LIRC…

sudo aptitude install lirc

…und laden die Module.

modprobe lirc_dev
modprobe lirc_atiusb

Jetzt prüfen wir ob der IR-Empfänger als Device lirc0 erkannt wurde, …

ls /dev/lirc*

…wenn ja, geht es mit dem Editieren der hardware.conf und lircd.conf (bereitgestellt von Phr0zenPhara0 aus dem VDR Portal) weiter. (Download am Ende des Artikels)

gksu gedit /etc/lirc/hardware.conf

#
#Chosen Remote Control
REMOTE="None"
REMOTE_MODULES="lirc_atiusb"
REMOTE_DRIVER=""
REMOTE_DEVICE="/dev/lirc0"
REMOTE_SOCKET=""
REMOTE_LIRCD_CONF=""
REMOTE_LIRCD_ARGS=""

#Chosen IR Transmitter
TRANSMITTER="None"
TRANSMITTER_MODULES=""
TRANSMITTER_DRIVER=""
TRANSMITTER_DEVICE=""
TRANSMITTER_SOCKET=""
TRANSMITTER_LIRCD_CONF=""
TRANSMITTER_LIRCD_ARGS=""

#Enable lircd
START_LIRCD="true"

#Don't start lircmd even if there seems to be a good config file
#START_LIRCMD="false"

#Try to load appropriate kernel modules
LOAD_MODULES="true"

# Default configuration files for your hardware if any
LIRCMD_CONF=""

#Forcing noninteractive reconfiguration
#If lirc is to be reconfigured by an external application
#that doesn't have a debconf frontend available, the noninteractive
#frontend can be invoked and set to parse REMOTE and TRANSMITTER
#It will then populate all other variables without any user input
#If you would like to configure lirc via standard methods, be sure
#to leave this set to "false"
FORCE_NONINTERACTIVE_RECONFIGURATION="false"
START_LIRCMD=""

gksu gedit /etc/lirc/lircd.conf

# Please make this file available to others
# by sending it to <lirc@bartelmus.de>
#
# this config file was automatically generated
# using lirc-0.8.6
#
# contributed by
#
# brand: PC-Funkfernbedienung X10
# model no. of remote control:
# devices being controlled by this remote:

begin remote

  name  x10
  bits           16
  eps            30
  aeps          100

  one             0     0
  zero            0     0
  pre_data_bits   8
  pre_data       0x14
  post_data_bits  16
  post_data      0x0
  gap          139990
  min_repeat      2
  toggle_bit_mask 0x80800000

      begin codes
          livetv                   0xF11C
          rectv                    0x6D98
          photo                    0xDA05
          music                    0x5B86
          dvdmenu                  0xD904
          video                    0x82AD
          audio                    0x0732
          angle                    0x89B4
          title                    0x0A35
          subtitle                 0x88B3
          up                       0xEF1A
          down                     0x77A2
          left                     0xF21D
          right                    0x749F
          ok                       0xF31E
          1                        0x628D
          2                        0xE30E
          3                        0x648F
          4                        0xE510
          5                        0x6691
          6                        0xE712
          7                        0x6893
          8                        0xE914
          9                        0x6A95
          0                        0xEC17
          asterisk                 0x8CB7
          hash                     0x0D38
          world                    0x709B
          rewind                   0xF924
          play                     0x7AA5
          forward                  0xFB26
          pause                    0x7EA9
          previous                 0xF621
          next                     0x78A3
          stop                     0xFD28
          record                   0x7CA7
          off                      0xD702
          guide                    0x86B1
          text                     0xEB16
          volume+                  0x5E89
          volume-                  0xDD08
          mute                     0x5580
          program+                 0xE00B
          program-                 0x618C
          back                     0xF520
          info                     0x84AF
      end codes

end remote

Nun erstellen wir die angepasste Lircmap.xml und Keyboard.xml (beide Dateien wurden von Phr0zenPhara0 aus dem VDR Portal bereitgestellt) für unser XBMC. (Download am Ende des Artikels)

gedit ~/.xbmc/userdata/Lircmap.xml

<lircmap>
<remote device="x10">
 <obc1>livetv</obc1>
 <obc2>rectv</obc2>
 <obc3>photo</obc3>
 <obc4>music</obc4>
 <obc5>dvdmenu</obc5>
 <obc6>video</obc6>
 <obc7>audio</obc7>
 <obc8>angle</obc8>
 <obc9>title</obc9>
 <obc10>subtitle</obc10>
 <obc11>up</obc11>
 <obc12>down</obc12>
 <obc13>left</obc13>
 <obc14>right</obc14>
 <obc15>ok</obc15>
 <obc16>1</obc16>
 <obc17>2</obc17>
 <obc18>3</obc18>
 <obc19>4</obc19>
 <obc20>5</obc20>
 <obc21>6</obc21>
 <obc22>7</obc22>
 <obc23>8</obc23>
 <obc24>9</obc24>
 <obc25>0</obc25>
 <obc26>asterisk</obc26>
 <obc27>hash</obc27>
 <obc28>world</obc28>
 <obc29>rewind</obc29>
 <obc30>play</obc30>
 <obc31>forward</obc31>
 <obc32>pause</obc32>
 <obc33>previous</obc33>
 <obc34>next</obc34>
 <obc35>stop</obc35>
 <obc36>record</obc36>
 <obc37>off</obc37>
 <obc38>guide</obc38>
 <obc39>text</obc39>
 <obc40>volume+</obc40>
 <obc41>volume-</obc41>
 <obc42>mute</obc42>
 <obc43>program+</obc43>
 <obc44>program-</obc44>
 <obc45>back</obc45>
 <obc46>info</obc46>
</remote>
</lircmap>

gedit ~/.xbmc/userdata/keymaps/Keyboard.xml

<!-- This file contains the mapping of keys (gamepad, remote, and keyboard) to actions within XBMC -->
<!-- The <global> section is a fall through - they will only be used if the button is not          -->
<!-- used in the current window's section.  Note that there is only handling                       -->
<!-- for a single action per button at this stage.                                                 -->
<!-- For joystick/gamepad configuration under linux/win32, see below as it differs from xbox       -->
<!-- gamepads.                                                                                     -->

<!-- The format is:                      -->
<!--    <device>                         -->
<!--      <button>action</button>        -->
<!--    </device>                        -->

<!-- To map keys from other remotes using the RCA protocol, you may add <universalremote> blocks -->
<!-- In this case, the tags used are <obc#> where # is the original button code (OBC) of the key -->
<!-- You set it up by adding a <universalremote> block to the window or <global> section:       -->
<!--    <universalremote>             -->
<!--       <obc45>Stop</obc45>         -->
<!--    </universalremote>            -->
<!-- To find out the OBC's of your remote, try enabling the <displayremotecodes> tag in AdvancedSettings.xml -->

<!-- Note that the action can be a built-in function.                 -->
<!--  eg <B>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyMusic)</B>                         -->
<!-- would automatically go to My Music on the press of the B button. -->

<!-- Joysticks / Gamepads:                                                                    -->
<!--   See the sample PS3 controller configuration below for the format.                      -->
<!--                                                                                          -->
<!--  Joystick Name:                                                                          -->
<!--   Do 'cat /proc/bus/input/devices' or see your xbmc log file  to find the names of       -->
<!--   detected joysticks. The name used in the configuration should match the detected name. -->
<!--                                                                                          -->
<!--  Button Ids:                                                                             -->
<!--   'id' is the button ID used by SDL. Joystick button ids of connected joysticks appear   -->
<!--   in xbmc.log when they are pressed. Use your log to map custom buttons to actions.      -->
<!--                                                                                          -->
<!--  Axis Ids / Analog Controls                                                              -->
<!--   Coming soon.                                                                           -->
<keymap>
 <global>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>number0</obc25>
 <obc16>number1</obc16>
 <obc17>number2</obc17>
 <obc18>number3</obc18>
 <obc19>number4</obc19>
 <obc20>number5</obc20>
 <obc21>number6</obc21>
 <obc22>number7</obc22>
 <obc23>number8</obc23>
 <obc24>number9</obc24>
 <obc30>Play</obc30>
 <obc32>Pause</obc32>
 <obc35>Stop</obc35>
 <obc31>FastForward</obc31>
 <obc29>Rewind</obc29>
 <obc13>Left</obc13>
 <obc14>Right</obc14>
 <obc11>Up</obc11>
 <obc12>Down</obc12>
 <obc15>Select</obc15>
 <obc43>PageUp</obc43>
 <obc44>PageDown</obc44>
 <obc45>ParentDir</obc45>
 <obc5>PreviousMenu</obc5>
 <obc9>ContextMenu</obc9>
 <obc46>Info</obc46>
 <obc34>SkipNext</obc34>
 <obc33>SkipPrevious</obc33>
 <obc28>FullScreen</obc28>
 <obc8>AspectRatio</obc8>
 <obc36>Screenshot</obc36>
 <obc40>VolumeUp</obc40>
 <obc41>VolumeDown</obc41>
 <obc42>Mute</obc42>
 <obc37>ActivateWindow(shutdownmenu)</obc37>
 <obc6>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyVideos)</obc6>
 <obc4>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyMusic)</obc4>
 <obc3>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyPictures)</obc3>
 <obc1>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyTV)</obc1>
 <obc2>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MyTV)</obc2>
 </universalremote>
 </global>
 <Home>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>XBMC.Skin.ToggleSetting(HomeViewToggle)</obc5>
 <obc46>XBMC.ActivateWindow(SystemInfo)</obc46>
 <obc26>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Weather)</obc26>
 <obc27>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Settings)</obc27>
 </universalremote>
 </Home>
 <MyFiles>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>Delete</obc25>
 <obc16>Highlight</obc16>
 <obc19>Copy</obc19>
 <obc22>Move</obc22>
 <obc20>Delete</obc20>
 <obc18>VolumeUp</obc18>
 <obc21>VolumeDown</obc21>
 <obc24>Mute</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </MyFiles>
 <MyMusicPlaylist>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Playlist</obc45>      <!-- Close playlist -->
 <obc25>Delete</obc25>
 <obc17>MoveItemUp</obc17>
 <obc20>MoveItemDown</obc20>
 <obc18>VolumeUp</obc18>
 <obc21>VolumeDown</obc21>
 <obc24>Mute</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </MyMusicPlaylist>
 <MyMusicPlaylistEditor>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>Queue</obc25>
 </universalremote>
 </MyMusicPlaylistEditor>
 <MyMusicFiles>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>Queue</obc25>
 <obc26>Queue</obc26>
 <obc18>VolumeUp</obc18>
 <obc21>VolumeDown</obc21>
 <obc24>Mute</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </MyMusicFiles>
 <MyMusicLibrary>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>Queue</obc25>
 <obc26>Queue</obc26>
 <obc18>VolumeUp</obc18>
 <obc21>VolumeDown</obc21>
 <obc24>Mute</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </MyMusicLibrary>
 <FullscreenVideo>
 <universalremote>
 <obc13>StepBack</obc13>
 <obc14>StepForward</obc14>
 <obc11>BigStepForward</obc11>
 <obc12>BigStepBack</obc12>
 <obc5>OSD</obc5>
 <obc9>CodecInfo</obc9>
 <obc8>AspectRatio</obc8>
 <obc10>ShowSubtitles</obc10>
 <obc7>AudioNextLanguage</obc7>
 <obc46>Info</obc46>
 <obc15>Playlist</obc15>
 <obc38>XBMC.ActivateWindow(TVOSDGuide)</obc38>
 <obc39>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Teletext)</obc39>
 </universalremote>
 </FullscreenVideo>
 <FullscreenInfo>
 <universalremote>
 <obc9>CodecInfo</obc9>
 <obc38>XBMC.ActivateWindow(TVOSDGuide)</obc38>
 <obc39>XBMC.ActivateWindow(Teletext)</obc39>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 <obc46>Close</obc46>
 <obc5>OSD</obc5>
 </universalremote>
 </FullscreenInfo>
 <PlayerControls>
 <universalremote>
 <obc15>Close</obc15>
 </universalremote>
 </PlayerControls>
 <Visualisation>
 <universalremote>
 <obc13>PreviousPreset</obc13>
 <obc14>NextPreset</obc14>
 <obc11>IncreaseRating</obc11>
 <obc12>DecreaseRating</obc12>
 <obc45>LockPreset</obc45>
 <obc9>CodecInfo</obc9>
 <obc15>XBMC.ActivateWindow(VisualisationPresetList)</obc15>
 <obc5>XBMC.ActivateWindow(MusicOSD)</obc5>
 <obc46>Info</obc46>
 </universalremote>
 </Visualisation>
 <MusicOSD>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 <obc46>Info</obc46>
 </universalremote>
 </MusicOSD>
 <VisualisationSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </VisualisationSettings>
 <VisualisationPresetList>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </VisualisationPresetList>
 <SlideShow>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>ZoomNormal</obc25>
 <obc16>ZoomLevel1</obc16>
 <obc17>ZoomLevel2</obc17>
 <obc18>ZoomLevel3</obc18>
 <obc19>ZoomLevel4</obc19>
 <obc20>ZoomLevel5</obc20>
 <obc21>ZoomLevel6</obc21>
 <obc22>ZoomLevel7</obc22>
 <obc23>ZoomLevel8</obc23>
 <obc24>ZoomLevel9</obc24>
 <obc46>CodecInfo</obc46>
 <obc34>NextPicture</obc34>
 <obc33>PreviousPicture</obc33>
 <obc9>Info</obc9>
 <obc15>Rotate</obc15>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </SlideShow>
 <ScreenCalibration>
 <universalremote>
 <obc15>NextCalibration</obc15>
 <obc25>ResetCalibration</obc25>
 <obc34>NextResolution</obc34>
 </universalremote>
 </ScreenCalibration>
 <GUICalibration>
 <universalremote>
 <obc15>NextCalibration</obc15>
 <obc25>ResetCalibration</obc25>
 </universalremote>
 </GUICalibration>
 <SelectDialog>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </SelectDialog>
 <VideoOSD>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>PreviousMenu</obc5>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </VideoOSD>
 <VideoMenu>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>OSD</obc5>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 <obc46>Info</obc46>
 <obc9>CodecInfo</obc9>
 <obc25>Number0</obc25>
 <obc16>Number1</obc16>
 <obc17>Number2</obc17>
 <obc18>Number3</obc18>
 <obc19>Number4</obc19>
 <obc20>Number5</obc20>
 <obc21>Number6</obc21>
 <obc22>Number7</obc22>
 <obc23>Number8</obc23>
 <obc24>Number9</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </VideoMenu>
 <OSDVideoSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </OSDVideoSettings>
 <OSDAudioSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </OSDAudioSettings>
 <VideoBookmarks>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc25>Delete</obc25>
 </universalremote>
 </VideoBookmarks>
 <MyVideoLibrary>
 <universalremote>
 <obc26>Queue</obc26>
 <obc25>Delete</obc25>
 <obc18>VolumeUp</obc18>
 <obc21>VolumeDown</obc21>
 <obc24>Mute</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </MyVideoLibrary>
 <MyVideoFiles>
 <universalremote>
 <obc26>Queue</obc26>
 <obc18>VolumeUp</obc18>
 <obc21>VolumeDown</obc21>
 <obc24>Mute</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </MyVideoFiles>
 <MyVideoPlaylist>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Playlist</obc45>      <!-- Close playlist -->
 <obc25>Delete</obc25>
 <obc17>MoveItemUp</obc17>
 <obc20>MoveItemDown</obc20>
 <obc18>VolumeUp</obc18>
 <obc21>VolumeDown</obc21>
 <obc24>Mute</obc24>
 </universalremote>
 </MyVideoPlaylist>
 <VirtualKeyboard>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>BackSpace</obc45>
 <obc26>Shift</obc26>
 <obc27>Symbols</obc27>
 <obc25>Number0</obc25>
 <obc16>Number1</obc16>
 <obc17>Number2</obc17>
 <obc18>Number3</obc18>
 <obc19>Number4</obc19>
 <obc20>Number5</obc20>
 <obc21>Number6</obc21>
 <obc22>Number7</obc22>
 <obc23>Number8</obc23>
 <obc24>Number9</obc24>
 <obc44>CursorLeft</obc44>
 <obc43>CursorRight</obc43>
 </universalremote>
 </VirtualKeyboard>
 <ContextMenu>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </ContextMenu>
 <FileStackingDialog>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </FileStackingDialog>
 <Scripts>
 <universalremote>
 <obc46>XBMC.ActivateWindow(ScriptsDebugInfo)</obc46>
 </universalremote>
 </Scripts>
 <ScriptsDebugInfo>
 <universalremote>
 <obc46>Info</obc46>      <!-- clears debug python info -->
 </universalremote>
 </ScriptsDebugInfo>
 <NumericInput>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>Number0</obc25>
 <obc16>Number1</obc16>
 <obc17>Number2</obc17>
 <obc18>Number3</obc18>
 <obc19>Number4</obc19>
 <obc20>Number5</obc20>
 <obc21>Number6</obc21>
 <obc22>Number7</obc22>
 <obc23>Number8</obc23>
 <obc24>Number9</obc24>
 <obc45>BackSpace</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </NumericInput>
 <Weather>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </Weather>
 <Settings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </Settings>
 <MyPicturesSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MyPicturesSettings>
 <MyProgramsSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MyProgramsSettings>
 <MyWeatherSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MyWeatherSettings>
 <MyMusicSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MyMusicSettings>
 <SystemSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </SystemSettings>
 <MyVideosSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MyVideosSettings>
 <NetworkSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </NetworkSettings>
 <AppearanceSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </AppearanceSettings>
 <Profiles>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </Profiles>
 <systeminfo>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </systeminfo>
 <shutdownmenu>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </shutdownmenu>
 <submenu>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </submenu>
 <MusicInformation>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MusicInformation>
 <MovieInformation>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MovieInformation>
 <LockSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </LockSettings>
 <ProfileSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </ProfileSettings>
 <PictureInfo>
 <universalremote>
 <obc34>NextPicture</obc34>
 <obc33>PreviousPicture</obc33>
 <obc46>Close</obc46>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </PictureInfo>
 <Favourites>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </Favourites>
 <EPGProgInfo>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc38>Close</obc38>
 </universalremote>
 </EPGProgInfo>
 <TVOSDChannels>
 <universalremote>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </TVOSDChannels>
 <TVOSDGuide>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc38>Close</obc38>
 </universalremote>
 </TVOSDGuide>
 <MyTVSettings>
 <universalremote>
 <obc45>PreviousMenu</obc45>
 </universalremote>
 </MyTVSettings>
 <Teletext>
 <universalremote>
 <obc25>number0</obc25>
 <obc16>number1</obc16>
 <obc17>number2</obc17>
 <obc18>number3</obc18>
 <obc19>number4</obc19>
 <obc20>number5</obc20>
 <obc21>number6</obc21>
 <obc22>number7</obc22>
 <obc23>number8</obc23>
 <obc24>number9</obc24>
 <obc7>Red</obc7>
 <obc10>Green</obc10>
 <obc8>Yellow</obc8>
 <obc9>Blue</obc9>
 <obc46>Info</obc46>
 <obc45>Close</obc45>
 <obc5>Close</obc5>
 <obc39>Close</obc39>
 </universalremote>
 </Teletext>
</keymap>

Jetzt starten wir den LIRC Dienst…

sudo /etc/init.d/lirc start

…und danach unser XBMC. Schwupps, können wir das Media-Center über die X10 Funkfernbedienung steuern. SUPER!!

UPDATE: Hier die X10.conf, für das neue X10 Modell mit dem Scrollrad. – Danke an Bayliner

Link: PC-Funkfernbedienung X10

Download: LIRC – PC-Funkfernbedienung X10 – hardware.conf & lircd.conf und XBMC – PC-Funkfernbedienung X10 – Lircmap.xml & Keyboard.xml

Workaround 10.10: Ubuntu 10.10 – LIRC – XBMC mit PC-Funkfernbedienung X10 steuern