VITO Remote turns your Pocket PC into all-in-one infrared remote control to operate TV, VCR and other home and office equipment. It comprises both functionality and usability, providing the highest performance and most comprehensive features compared to analogous applications in the PocketPC software market. With CCF files support you can download settings for your equipment from the internet, and even use the original remote controls' interface! Some of Vito remote's main features include:. ease of use and functionality.

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customizable graphic interface. easy to train and configure. customizable hardware buttons. macros support. 'rotate buttons' option It helps you to keep all your remote controls inside of one handheld device.

Cutiepie 7-Nov-05 1:53 7-Nov-05 1:53 Hello, I am developing a simple POC to communicate between Desktop and mobile through the IR dongle. I used the Createfile method to open the port(COM1). To write data i used the Writefile and the buffer contains a simple string HELLO.When i run the program WriteFile returns success but nothing is been displayed to mobile.I dont know how to proceed further.I followed the same steps as in the code but still cannot transfer.Any protocol or other settings are to be done. I installed the IrComm2k and and used the virtual port but still not able to do so.I am using VS.NET 7.0 on windows 2003 server OS.

Free remote control apps for Windows Mobile phone. A server programm for windows desktop and a client program for windows mobile. Freeware Pocket PC.net. Have you ever wanted to be able to control your TV, Hi-Fi, or Video using the IR port on your pocket PC? Here's how to do it. I recently lost the TV remote for my old.

Thank you, Anitha. It looks like the project is from a previous version of Visual Studio (compared to VS2005). To correct, open the.VCP file in MSVS2005 and run through the updater. When it is complete, do the following: -create in your project's root folder a folder named 'Res'.In it, place an empty text file named 'IR.rc2'. This is simply a resource script file that will not be edited by Visual Studio; it doesn't need to do anything.You'll also want to either find a.ICO file (a 16x16 image) and place it in the folder as well.Back in the project's root, create another empty text file called 'wceres.rc'. Olivieri@bc.edu 18-Oct-05 12:24 18-Oct-05 12:24 EagleEyes is a Discover Award winning technology, that I co-invented, to help children with severe physical disabilities develop, and be educated to their fullest, by enabling them to use a computer.

These are children who have no control over their bodies except for eye movement and perhaps limited head movement. One form of this technology allows them to move the cursor around the computer screen, and make selections, by using their eyes. Another form of the technology utilizes a camera mounted on the computer that locks on to one of their physical features and translates that movement into cursor movement on the computer screen. There exists a population of severely handicapped children whose physical disabilities are so severe that the only control they have over their body is eye movement. They are often treated by other people as if they have no intelligence because they are “locked in”, and have no way to communicate or learn.

They usually cannot explain their most basic health care needs. Their quality of life is less than optimal. EagleEyes has changed their lives. One young man, diagnosed as having the mental capabilities of a 3 year old, eventually completed high school through the use of EagleEyes technology. We have systems in various parts of the United States as well as in England, Scotland, Ireland, and Iceland.

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I would like to develop an interface that allows a person who can only control a computer with their eyes or slight head movement to control a TV. Our software maps eye movement to the computer cursor on the screen. The cursor follows where you look on the screen. Pausing for a predetermined length of time simulates a mouse click. The handicapped children who are using EagleEyes would have their quality of life boosted yet again if they could control an external TV, i.e. Turn it on and off and change channels. Some combination of X10-like software and infrared control would eseem to do the job.

I was writing you to see if you were aware of any such software that might be available to us. Thank you in advance for any information you might provide. Feel free to visit www.bc.edu/schools/csom/eagleeyes/ Dr. Peter Olivieri Computer Sciences Boston College Peter.

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Sreekanth Muralidharan 22-Jun-05 21:18 22-Jun-05 21:18 Hello I have installed am evaluation version of WindowsCE Platform Builder and I tried downloading some basic images to the Emulator. I created an AMD x86 BSP project and downloaded the image. But is there any way to run an OS like WindowsCE with the looks and feel of it in the emulator.

Will the image I have built have all the features to run a WinCE as I have asked for. If not, how can I do that? Can anyone upload a simple project showing that? This is really very urgent. Regards Sreekanth Muralidharan Hyderabad Sreekanth Muralidharan, Corporate Systems Consultant Embedded Systems, INDIA.

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Assuming you send 7 Bit Data (0x55), Even Parity and 1 Stopbit, your Bitstream looks like 0 1010101 0 1 (0 = Startbit, 0x55 = Data, 0 = EvenParity, 1 = Stopbit) - 10 Bits You need a 01-Sequence to generate the Signal - 2 Bit per sequence (one Bit up, one Bit down). Therefore you can multiply your 36 kHz-Signal by 2 to get the appropiate Baudrate - 36000.2 = 72000.

But beware, 72000 baud is no 'official' Baudrate. Your device might not support it. The article uses 3 bits for one sequence (011 011 011). To generate the 38,4 kHz Signal we have to multiply by 3 - 38,4.3 = 115200 baud (which is an official Baudrate).

Eoin Meehan 19-Apr-05 9:34 Eoin Meehan 19-Apr-05 9:34 Help! We have downloaded and used this code as part of a college project we are working on.(with due acknowledgements,of course!) We have gotten it to compile and deployed to an iPaq 5550 running Pocket PC 2003 We have an infrared analyzer and it shows whats coming out of the iPaq is nothing like what comes out of the actual TV remote control we have (its for a Sony) and the iPaq doesnt work. Also, it looks like what comes out of the iPaq is pretty random. Has anyone gotten this code running on an iPaq 5550? Pocket PC 2003? AdvThanksance Rgds, Eoin Meehan.