Should be under the Programs addons.
Where did your lircd.conf file come from ?
Check to see if one of the keys is assigned to KEY_ENTER, if so change it to KEY_OK.
There is no key assigned to KEY_ENTER. This is my lirc.conf:
begin remote
name Hauppauge 45 Button Remote/PVR_350
bits 13
flags RC5|CONST_LENGTH
eps 30
aeps 100
one 910 860
zero 910 860
plead 938
gap 113874
min_repeat 1
toggle_bit_mask 0x800
begin codes KEY_POWER2 0x17BD KEY_TV 0x179C KEY_VIDEO 0x1798 KEY_LEFT 0x1796 KEY_UP 0x1794 KEY_RIGHT 0x1797 KEY_OK 0x17A5 KEY_DOWN 0x1795 KEY_BACK 0x179F KEY_MENU 0x178D KEY_VOLUMEUP 0x1790 KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0x17B7 KEY_MUTE 0x178F KEY_CHANNELUP 0x17A0 KEY_CHANNELDOWN 0x17A1 KEY_RECORD 0x17B7 KEY_STOP 0x17B6 KEY_REWIND 0x17B2 KEY_PLAY 0x17B5 KEY_FASTFORWARD 0x17B4 KEY_BACK 0x17A4 KEY_PAUSE 0x17B0 KEY_NEXT 0x179E KEY_1 0x1781 KEY_2 0x1782 KEY_3 0x1783 KEY_4 0x1784 KEY_5 0x1785 KEY_6 0x1786 KEY_7 0x1787 KEY_8 0x1788 KEY_9 0x1789 KEY_0 0x1780 KEY_RED 0x178B KEY_GREEN 0x17AE KEY_YELLOW 0x17B8 KEY_BLUE 0x17A9 KEY_GOTO 0x17BB KEY_AUDIO 0x1799 KEY_IMAGES 0x179A KEY_EPG 0x179B KEY_RADIO 0x178C KEY_NUMERIC_POUND 0x178E KEY_NUMERIC_STAR 0x178A KEY_PREVIOUS 0x1792 end codesend remote
begin remote
thanks to RedR on raspbmc forum
name RCA RCRN03BR
bits 24
flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
eps 30
aeps 100
header 4087 3934
one 573 1927
zero 573 937
ptrail 562
gap 64687
toggle_bit_mask 0x0
begin codes
KEY_REWIND 0x51DAE2 KEY_PLAY 0x515AEA KEY_FASTFORWARD 0x51CAE3 KEY_STOP 0x51FAE0 KEY_PAUSE 0x519AE6 KEY_PREVIOUSSONG 0x522ADD KEY_NEXTSONG 0x520ADF KEY_MENU 0Xf1a0e5 KEY_BACK 0xF1A0E5 KEY_VOLUMEUP 0xF2F0D0 KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0xF2E0D1 KEY_UP 0xF590A6 KEY_DOWN 0xF580A7 KEY_LEFT 0xF560A9 KEY_RIGHT 0xF570A8 KEY_OK 0xFF400B KEY_MUTE 0xF3F0C0 KEY_MENU 0xF080F7 KEY_BACK 0xF270D8 KEY_1 0xF310CE KEY_2 0xF320CD KEY_3 0xF330CC KEY_4 0xF340CB KEY_5 0xF350CA KEY_6 0xF360C9 KEY_7 0xF370C8 KEY_8 0xF380C7 KEY_9 0xF390C6 KEY_0 0xF300CFKeys I cannot find a --namespace for
RECORD 0x517AE8
SLOW 0x510AEF
CHANNELUP 0xF2D0D2
CHANNELDOWN 0xF2C0D3
SLEEP 0xF070F8
PIP 0xF1B0E4
INFO 0xF3C0C3
SWAP 0xFC303C
EXIT 0xF060F9
ENTER 0xFF400B
- 0xFA305C
end codesend remote
And this is my remote control:
I ran modprobe lirc_xbox (there was no lirc module) and it didn’t help. lsmod shows:
…
lirc_xbox 12274 0
lirc_dev 11364 1 lirc_xbox
rc_core 25741 1 lirc_dev
…
which is the same as what I see on the working Raspbmc system.
Mike
I just tried plugging in an HP RC6 receiver into the OSMC Pi 2 and it works right away. lsmod shows:
lirc_xbox 8908 0
lirc_dev 7164 4 lirc_xbox snd_soc_core 99000 4 snd_soc_pcm512x,snd_soc_wm8804,snd_soc_tas5713,snd_soc_bcm2708_i2s
snd_compress 6124 1 snd_soc_core
rc_core 12728 1 lirc_dev
Plugging the Xbox receiver into the Raspbmc Pi system and lsmod is unchanged:
lirc_xbox 8908 0
lirc_dev 7164 4 lirc_xbox
rc_core 12728 1 lirc_dev
Mike
Ran another OSMC update last night on the Pi 2 and now the XBox DVD remote is working fine. After the update I noticed that the Remote in MyOSMC was not correctly set so I changed it back to XBox remote and now all is well. Pretty sure it was correctly set before the update though.
Mike
Hi all, first post
Installed OSMC RC2 on my Pi B, had similar issues with XBOX remote not working. Updated and waited for install. Selected XBOX remote in My OSMC and rebooted. Remote worked. Installed library, everything worked fine.
Had a power cut overnight which caused obvious reboot of Pi (normally left on 24/7). Remote stopped working, no-matter how many times I re-selected it, and rebooted. Still not working.
Pi 2 arrived a few days ago, installed RC2 on it. XBOX remote worked after updates and select/reboot. Then stopped working after further reboot. Exactly the same as my Pi 1.
Using Kore on my phone at the moment, but I miss the old remote. Badly.
Can someone tell me in noob terms how to fix this, because it’s always just worked over the last three years I’ve used my old Pi 1 thru XBMC and Kodi.
I know why
I’ll fix this for next release.
S
Greetings -
I just performed a fresh install using the windows installer and installed on a
PI 1(B) 512K - I picked Release Candidate RC2 when asked.
I have a remove from ADAfruit - with a GPIO receiver and small remote control.
It was sold specifically for the Pi and XBMC. It obviously uses LIRC but I do not
see it on the list anywhere. The ADAFruit website has the file listing.
Can this be added please?
Thank you,
Jim Pope
Denver, Colorado
USA
Hi John,
You can add a custom lircd.conf yourself - follow the instructions they provide to save the config to a file called lircd.conf - the only difference with osmc is that the home directory is /home/osmc not /home/pi as it was in raspbmc.
Once you have saved the file use the remotes option in OSMC settings, choose browse, and browse to the file you created. The remote should then start working.
I notice from looking at their file that a couple of things may need changing however - KEY_ENTER will probably need changing to KEY_OK, and I’m not sure that KEY_KP1 to KEY_KP9 is correct.
Could you please test their config to see that all the buttons work properly, if not we can tweak the KEY_ settings until it does work properly.
If you can get it working 100% with a few tweaks we can add it to the list of built in remote configs as we are wanting to build up user-confirmed remote configs over time. (We only want to add ones we know work properly and have been confirmed as working by at least one user)
Many thanks Sam, you’re a good egg 
Thanks,
I will test and tweak this weekend.
I will report back when I get some results.
JPDenver
Hi, Jim in Denver again.
I lost my Plasma right after you responded to the last posting, and I only now have
gotten a new display.
I tried to SSH into my Pi,
and the following occured:
Jims-Air-3:~ Jim$ ssh 10.6.18.221
OSMC: Open Source Media Center
Jim@10.6.18.221’s password:
Permission denied, please try again.
Jim@10.6.18.221’s password:
The password I tried was OSMC and also “osmc” -
Can you help? I am a linux-clueless old fart.
Thanks,
Jim Pope
Denver
@jpdenver, you have to use osmc as user. Means ssh osmc@10.6.18.221 and then use password osmc.
As you can see you tried to access the device with user Jim and password osmc that can not work
Thanks,
Trying it now.
JP
Jim Again.
I Successfully uploaded the file and saved it to the right directory.
I then entered OSMC Settings and was able to find the file
when I browsed to it.
I was then prompted for approval to apply the change - I forget
the actual verbage - and then rebooted the Pi.
NO LUCK - the Pi ignores the remote.
NOTE: The remote worked on Raspbmc before my SD card
self destructed.
Is there anything else I need to do, turn on, etc?
Thanks in advance,
Jim Pope - Denver
Here is the contents of the file:
Please make this file available to others
by sending it to lirc@bartelmus.de
this config file was automatically generated
using lirc-0.9.0-pre1(default) on Thu Mar 14 14:21:25 2013
contributed by James Pope/ADAFruit
brand: ADAFruit IR Remote
save to: /home/osmc/lircd.conf
model no. of remote control: Mini Remote Control : ID 389 : $4.95 : Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits
devices being controlled by this remote: KODI on Raspberry PI
begin remote
name /home/osmc/lircd.conf
bits 16
flags SPACE_ENC|CONST_LENGTH
eps 30
aeps 100
header 8945 4421
one 594 1634
zero 594 519
ptrail 598
repeat 8949 2187
pre_data_bits 16
pre_data 0xFD
gap 106959
toggle_bit_mask 0x0
begin codes
KEY_VOLUMEDOWN 0x00FF
KEY_PLAYPAUSE 0x807F
KEY_VOLUMEUP 0x40BF
KEY_SETUP 0x20DF
KEY_UP 0xA05F
KEY_STOP 0x609F
KEY_LEFT 0x10EF
KEY_OK 0x906F
KEY_RIGHT 0x50AF
KEY_KP0 0x30CF
KEY_DOWN 0xB04F
KEY_BACK 0x708F
KEY_KP1 0x08F7
KEY_KP2 0x8877
KEY_KP3 0x48B7
KEY_KP4 0x28D7
KEY_KP5 0xA857
KEY_KP6 0x6897
KEY_KP7 0x18E7
KEY_KP8 0x9867
KEY_KP9 0x58A7
end codes
end remote
Sorry about the font on the previous post.
Jim Pope
Hi John,
No problem about the text - if you’re pasting a configuration file or log snippet you can use the pre-formatted text option - to do that highlight then entire text you want to format then click on the </> icon in the text editor.
Regarding this not working - did you enable GPIO support in Pi Config ? Go to My OSMC->Pi Config->Hardware support and turn on “Enable LIRC GPIO support”. You will need to reboot after doing this for it to take effect.
The default gpio_out_pin and gpio_in_pin are 17 and 18 respectively which is the “standard” locations for GPIO receivers to connect as shown here:
(Note: GPIO pint numbers are not the physical pin numbering)
Let us know whether turning that on helped, if not we’ll go to the next step in troubleshooting.
Hello I’m a new customer of osmc and i want to thanks you for you work.
I’m trying to make work my creative rm1800 remote working but i have some problems.
I thought the file for my remote at this page (http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/creative/RM-1800)
but when i press one button my remote make two same action for example when i press the button up the cursor go two “up action”.
When i do irw this is what i’ve got
67 0 KEY_UP linux-input-layer
67 1 KEY_UP linux-input-layer
67 0 KEY_UP_UP linux-input-layer
67 0 KEY_UP linux-input-layer
67 0 KEY_UP_UP linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT_UP linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT_UP linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT_UP linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT linux-input-layer
6a 1 KEY_RIGHT linux-input-layer
6a 2 KEY_RIGHT linux-input-layer
6a 3 KEY_RIGHT linux-input-layer
6a 0 KEY_RIGHT_UP linux-input-layer
i thinks this is what my remote doesn’t work proper.
Please can you help me
Ps: sorry for my bad english i hope that you understand me
Patrice