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In article <10045@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> atn@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Alan Nishioka) writes:
>A while back there was a file (zapper.txt) going around about using
>a computer as a universal Infrared remote which learns and repeats
>back IR remote commands.
>

I never saw this file, but if somebody has it, please e-mail it to me,
because I made souch a remote controle for myself and alone at home 
on a PC with aditional hard ware.

I use a 8255 3*8 binary IO chip, a phototransistor with schmitt-trigger
to scan and a oscilator chip, power transistor and infrared diod to send.

My software is written in C++ (without a single line in assembler) and 
without any problems fast enough on a 4.77 MHz PC.

If there are any questions, e-mail them, I will answer as many as possible
in this news groop.

Greetings from Vienna/Austria
CR

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