I need to log events generated by IRMON / infrared on Windows 10, events such as Nearby device detected or file transfers.
Currently an USB-IrDA receiver is working under windows 10 to connect legacy IrDA devices. Purpose of catching the events is:
Allow 3rd party software to start when nearby IrDA device is detected (i.e. how IRMON auto places irftp.exe shortcut on desktop)
Create event log for monitoring such application activity
thanks!
Expecting below outcomes:
Allow 3rd party software to start when nearby IrDA device is detected (i.e. how IRMON auto places irftp.exe shortcut on desktop)
Create event log for monitoring such application activity
Tried:
logman.exe to monitor USB and Infrared monitor service
search event log for existing recording
createevent.exe and python library to catch event from irmon
monitor desktop shortcut creation of irftp.exe (last resort)
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Suppose I had a bluetooth low-energy (BLE) device that periodically needed to send sensor data to my server. And I wanted to use a Google Home Hub as a proxy to send this data. Is it possible to send periodic actions or do all actions have to be triggered by a users voice?
From the documentation I see you need a Android App or Google Home App but can I build custom message interfaces without one?
This can be made to work using two important aspects for smart home integration :
Local Home SDK , which enhances your smart home integration with Google Assistant by adding a local fulfillment path to route smart home intents. More information about how this works can be found here, https://developers.google.com/assistant/smarthome/concepts/local
Seamless Setup using Bluetooth Low Energy . Since BLE devices do not have a companion cloud fulfillment implementation, asynchronous state changes must be reported locally through the Local Home SDK. We would need to implement the connection event handlers, AUTOCONNECT and DISCONNECT. Also, implementation for subscribing to notifications from BLE devices needs to be carried out using REGISTER_FOR_NOTIFICATION command to the device using the DeviceManager API. Other steps to be carried out are for reporting characteristic state changes through PARSE_NOTIFICATIOn intent handler. More information about working around with this can be found here, https://developers.google.com/assistant/smarthome/develop/seamless-setup#reporting_local_device_state
Assume two applications running on a RPi 4B, each one using a screen (connected to the HDMI ports).
Requirements:
Both applications are started at boot time.
Each application must use a specific screen (something like a screen for engine information and the other for GPS mapping).
The RPi is dedicated to running these applications.
How does one go about this? I found information on how to start an application during boot, but nothing about associating application X to display Y...
I'm using IBM Presence Insights with my Android App + Estimote SDK. The SDK picks up the Beacon UUID, major and minor upon entry. Next, it successfully sends the event to PI. However, how do I send the exit event to PI since there's no "exit" API or parameter?
Exit events are automatically generated by Presence Insights when:
The device is detected by another beacon, at a different zone.
The device is not detected for a period greater than Device Timeout.
Device Timeout can be configured at Settings -> General -> Application Settings. The default value is 900000 ms (15 mins).
My company recently migrated from Lync 2013 to Skype for Business Desktop. When I record a meeting in Skype, I no longer am able to record any screen sharing. It worked in Lync 2013. According to https://support.office.com/en-us/article/record-and-play-back-a-skype-for-business-meeting-6d1dd3c5-ded7-4935-8db0-d6d7173c482f which says:
When you record a Skype for Business Meeting, you capture audio,
video, instant messaging (IM), screen sharing, PowerPoint slides,
whiteboard activity, and polling. Any of the presenters can record a
meeting and save it on their computers.
I have multiple monitors set up; I tried sharing my primary desktop and tried sharing a specific program on my primary desktop, and neither approach saved the shared screen. It just recorded audio.
[Update] Additional details originally added as a comment about a month after initial post:
I do have a Targus USB 3.0 ACA038US video driver plugged into my docking station so I can have three screens. Skype recognizes all three screens when I share, but nothing is recorded. I tried sharing just a program and that did not work either. I disabled the monitor using USB video driver and that did not help either. I did not try unplugging the USB adapter yet.
I found out a month after my original post that I am able to successfully record screen sharing when working from home, where I am not using the Targus USB video driver. I do have two screens at home; the laptop, and a monitor plugged into the docking station, so the problem appears to be the Targus hardware or Targus driver.
I want to use MonkeyTalk for recording and replaying the user actions on the mobile device for measuring energy consumption but I don't want the mobile device to be connected the the computer or its WiFi to be on (because it consumes energy) when it is replaying the actions. So does anybody know if the phone has to be connected with a cable or WiFi to the computer when you want to replay the recorded interactions?
I would also appreciate to know if you have any suggestion for using other tools.
Update entire app from SVN to your mac system.You are creating an IOS agent to your app activate for testing.Once running your app then automatically record option is activated in monkey talk automation tool.