All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
This class listens for an AMX beacon and reports its findings.
This is called when a new node appears, or a node is removed.
This class contains one node discovered by its AMX beacon.
Just a skeleton for the parsing classes.
This class wraps an ICommandExecutor into a ICommandLineDevice.
This class implements capturing and sending support for the CommandFusion Learner.
This class defines an exception to be thrown when invalid Ethernet addresses are encountered.
This class is a read interface to /etc/ethers, or any file with that format.
An enum consisting of the commands this class understands.
Interfaces that can be used to command an T10
This class is basically the encapsulation of a ICommandLineDevice and a Framer (a formatter for the lines).
This class implements the GlobalCache TCP Unified TCP API (Version 1.1),
according to the official API documentation.
Possible arguments to the set_IR command.
To be thrown when hardware fails.
This hardware captures IR signals, for analyzing rather than for deployment use.
A "Batch command" executor.
This interface specifies a device that can be sent commands, and that can be queried for responses.
Some standard functions that all hardware interfaces should implement.
This interface contains the common parts between capturers and receivers.
This class does something interesting and useful.
This class implements IR sending using the Java audio device.
Commands for IR senders being able to send IR signals.
Commands for IR senders being able to send IR signals repeating "forever".
This hardware can receive an IR signal for deployment.
This is a bunch of functions for IR senders using a remote/command-model of sending.
This class models a serial device that takes text commands from a serial port, like the Arduino.
This class models a serial device that takes text commands from a serial port, like the Arduino.
This class contains a driver for Dangerous Prototype's IrToy.
Interface that can be used to command an IrTrans unit
IR LEDs on the IrTrans
This class implements support for Kevin Timmerman's Ir Widget.
Some general functions for generating transmitters in a general framework.
This interface simply means that the implementing class has a web server of some sort.
This class contains some static stuff allowing access to the Linux keycodes in input-event-codes.h.
A LIRC client, talking to a remote LIRC
server through a TCP port.
A LIRC client, talking to a remote LIRC
server through a TCP port.
This class runs an external program, for example mode2 of LIRC, in a separate process,
and evaluates its output, which is assumed to be in the LIRC mode2 format.
This class contains a command line main routine, allowing command line access to most things in the package.
This class contains a parser for mode2 files.
This exception is thrown when trying to use a non existing transmitter.
This class communicates with an Oppo 93, 9, 103, 105 over IP.
This class pings a host using Java's isReachable.
This a helper class, to bundle the socket operations in a unified manner.
This a helper class, to bundle the socket operations in a unified manner.
This class contains a few static support function.
This class contains version and license information and constants.
This class generates (or analyzes) a wave audio file that can be played
on standard audio equipment and fed to a pair of anti-parallel double IR sending diodes,
which can thus control IR equipment.
This class sends a wakeup package to a host, given by its MAC address or hostname (provided that it is present in the ethers data base).