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 Post subject: How is your Kymera Wand programmed?
PostPosted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 3:38 pm 
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I was just wondering how people are using their wands, and how many more functions people want. I'm using it for my TV/DVR (ReplayTV) setup as follows:
• Big Swish (9) – (TV) On/Off
• rotate clockwise (1) – (TV) Volume Up
• rotate counterclockwise (2) – (TV) Volume Down
• Flick Upwards (3) – (DVR) Up
• Flick Downwards (4) – (DVR) Down
• Flick Left (5) – (DVR) Left
• Flick Right (6) – (DVR) Right
• Tap On Top (7) – (DVR) Channel Guide
• Tap On Side (8) – (DVR) Replay Guide
• Double Tap On Top (11) – (DVR) Pause
• Double Tap On Side (12) – (DVR) Quick Step
• Push Forward (10) – (DVR) Select Button
• Pull Back (13) – (DVR) Exit Button
I would have liked to have been able to add two more functions, Rewind and Fast Forward.


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 Post subject: Re: How is your Kymera Wand programmed?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 8:31 am 
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Mine currently are for the DVD player:
    push (play, select)
    pull (pause)
    right, left (skip)
    up/down (menu move up/down)
    turn (volume)
    tap on top on the left (subtitle - no native english speaker)
    double tap on top (fast forward)
    big swish (switch beamer on)

Happy Casting

Michael


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 Post subject: Re: How is your Kymera Wand programmed?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 28, 2009 7:17 pm 
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11 of my 13 gestures are used up by the Cable box and TV:

    Up - Last Channel
    Down - Info on channel
    Rotate CW - Vol up
    Anti CW - Vol down
    Big Swish - Main TV power (Trying to get the cable box in this gesture too)(Also works the TV in the bedroom, an unexpected but pleasant bonus)
    Single tap - Down
    Single side tap - Up
    Double tap - Page Down (channels)
    Double side tap - Page Up (channels)
    Forward stab - OK (select)
    Back stab - Exit


These two are set to my trio of remote control LED flicker candles:

    Left - Turns candles on
    Right - Turns them off.

From a slight distance, this really looks like magic. Since I dabble in amateur magic, I'm dying to incorporate these into a wizard's show, and anything else I can get that's IR RC'd.

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 Post subject: Re: How is your Kymera Wand programmed?
PostPosted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 12:30 am 
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Happy New Years all!

Had some free time, so decided I would try and figure out what functions I really needed to program into the wand and which I could leave out. It took a lot of tries to figure what wand gesture I should pair with what function so I made a little Jpg that lists all the gestures so I could print it out and keep the pairings straight. Thought it might be useful to others too so I decided to post it. Listed are the wand gestures, and next to it in parentheses is the number of pulses that correlates to the gesture, and space to write down what you've programmed.

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http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n31/omarahum/KymeraWandControlScroll2.jpg

Happy Casting!

Gautam


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 Post subject: Re: How is your Kymera Wand programmed?
PostPosted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 1:48 am 
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Thanks for the nice printout, I added it as a blog post.

Happy Casting

Michael


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