Help! Seeing the recent posts on installing the IR kernel for the Pioneer streeing wheel remote, I see that it may be fairly involved to carry out the procedure. I am majorly Linux-challenged, is there anyone one willing to do the hack from start to finish and put it all into one post with a step-by-step instruction? I would really love to use my remote but I'm not ready to risk screwing with my new player just yet due to my ineptness with Linux coding....Thanks - John

Technoweenie
12 GB Blue / Red MK2

Even if you turn out to be hopelessly inept, you shouldn't be able to break anything. The original kernel is recoverable, simply by loading a .upgrade file.

There's really very little risk involved.


Roger - not necessarily speaking for empeg

Thanks Roger...BTW, any chance of you guys putting the IR kernel codes for the Pioneer remote into a later software version due to it's popularity as an alternative to the Kenwood/Rio? (maybe/hopefully)

Technoweenie
12 GB Blue / Red MK2

That would also require UI in emplode and code on the player to enable/disable the feature. People with Pioneer head units would not be too happy otherwise!

Since the tuner module will provide an interface for a wired Sony stalk controller I suspect that out-of-the-box support for other remotes will not happen.

Rob

the tuner module will provide an interface for a wired Sony stalk controller

Rob, do you think you can already release connect details?
(I'd like to have my car wired-up for this Sony controller when the tuner module gets in )

Henno
mk2 6 nr 6

It's a 3.5mm stereo jack (socket on the tuner).

Hugo

3.5mm stereo jack (socket on the tuner)

Which means that the radio module will accepts the jack that comes with the remote. I'll start mounting the thing. Thanks

Henno
mk2 6 nr 6