How can I hack the PStwo Infared Sensor

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Jongamer
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How can I hack the PStwo Infared Sensor

Post by Jongamer »

Ok I just Got a PSTwo over the Holidays, and I relize that it has a Built in IR Sensor, Has anyone figured out the Programming codes so I dont have to buy Sony's over priced DVD remote?

If Someone knows I would like to know also :wink:
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Post by ATOMICMAN »

buy a replacement remote for a dvd player that you can program and see if you can get it to work with it.

sony reuses its dvd/vcr/tv codes over and over so you might get lucky. or search online maybe someone has already found one.
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Post by joevennix »

Use LIRC (or WinLIRC for Windows), with this configuration file. All you need to do is make this do-hickey:

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Plugs into your serial port. That's it! BTW, the PS2 remote's official model number is SCPH-10150.
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Post by Jongamer »

Thanks, what Stuff Do I need. I know the Resistor but what type and I can Find IR LEDs cheap same goes with the Serial port Cables.
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Post by timmeh87 »

call me dumb, but why would that circuit need a diode if there is already a light-emitting one in there?
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Post by tom61 »

timmeh87 wrote:call me dumb, but why would that circuit need a diode if there is already a light-emitting one in there?
It's for a computer to control the PS2. An odd way to go around getting a remote control, but I suppose it'd work.
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Post by timmeh87 »

yeah i know, but between DTR and what i assume is ground, there are two diodes in the same direction. isnt that like... redundant?
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