To actually use Flirc SE with RPi you'd need additional hardware. There's also no power button support on the board, so it's not directly compatible with Flirc SE - as RPi doesn't support power states you can't control them with Flirc SE. So as long as you have power connected directly to the RPi it will draw it no matter if the OS is running or not.
Sorry for the rather noobish question, I am trying to teach myself this stuff as much as possible, I have searched first, and did not see anything that covered this, so if it is covered elsewhere, could you please direct me to it? thanks in advance for any information or guidance anyone is able to give.įirst of all, Raspberry Pi (any version that is available up to this date) does not have any power management by itself at all. So I bought a flirc SE, and I have a couple adapter cables plugged in that allowed me to have the flirc se powered off of the incoming power, and it also splits to power raspbery pi (internal usb cable that came with FLIRC SE going to adapter cable that gives me standard usb plug, going into female usb plug that splits into 1 male, 1 female micro usb) so I have power going to everything, My question is, how do I set the IR remote to "boot" or wake from sleep or wake from hibernate?Īlso, I am assuming I will need to connect one of the power switch pin pairs up to the raspberry pi for the actual boot command to work, Can I connect it to the run pin holes as that does a reset? I have a media pi+ case ( or ) I am not using the onboard IR that came with it, as there's no power to it when the raspberry pi shutsdown. First, I want to say, I have covered the issue of no power to the flirc to be able to boot.
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