Issue: Raspberry Pi Geek 03
Article: Infrared Remote
Page: 28
Erratum: Remote Logic
Figure 8 in the article "Controlling your Pi with an infrared remote" is incorrect in the print version of Raspberry Pi Geek, issue 03. The correct image is supplied here.
Figure 8: Circuit for testing remote with LED lights.
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On the DVD
Raspbian Wheezy 2014-01-07 [download latest version]
Arch Linux 2014.01.06 [download latest version]
Raspbmc 2013-12-23 [download latest version]
OpenELEC 3.2.0 [download latest version]
RISC OS 2013-07-10 [download latest version]
NOOBS (offline and network install) 1.3.4 [download latest version]
Win32 Disk Imager 0.9 [download latest version]
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Controlling your Pi with an infrared remote
A few tricks and some ready-made Linux tools will help you configure your Pi to respond to commands from the same kind of infrared remote control device you use with your TV.
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Infinite Possibilities
The open hardware movement continues to add, improve, and reinvent itself. No sooner did the Raspberry Pi Model B+ come on the scene, than the Raspberry Pi 2 debuted, adding a "1" to the name of all Rasp Pis that came before. Faster, smaller, and smarter devices appear almost daily, inspiring makers as they address ever more diverse real-world problems.
