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I restored my tellnet. That's cool. The reason why i bought it was a way to interconnect my Otio remote with all my stuff. But even with C++ and compied sources, i can't do, and can't help. sigh !

Receiving signals with the custom firmware is not implemented and must be implemented first. Just compiling will not work.

Olk ty
I already knew that.
1/ But i can't see how listening for an event. For example, my Chacon Swith Remote "activates" tellnet, i mean: Tellnet blinks two times. I can't see in your code where it's written "If ChaconRemote=On then Blink{2}". can you show me please ?
2/ By the way, is there free space on tellnet to install a small linux kernel ?
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philarete wrote:1/ But i can't see how listening for an event. For example, my Chacon Swith Remote "activates" tellnet, i mean: Tellnet blinks two times. I can't see in your code where it's written "If ChaconRemote=On then Blink{2}". can you show me please ?

Check rf/receive.c in the function rfReceiveTask(), there is a call to parseArcTechSelflearning() that is decoding your chacon signals

philarete wrote:2/ By the way, is there free space on tellnet to install a small linux kernel ?

It is not the space that is your main concern. If you want to install a Linux-kernel you must first port it to run on a PIC18F. You will probably need to port GCC to be able to compile to this architecture also. My advice, don't.

You're the best, thank you !
I won't try to install linux... right now.