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XMODE2(1)			      FSF			     XMODE2(1)

NAME
       mode2,  smode2,	xmode2 - shows the pulse/space length of infrared sig‐
       nals

SYNOPSIS
       xmode2 [options]

DESCRIPTION
       The main purpose of these programs is to check operation of your	 home-
       brew  LIRC  receiver  hardware and to see the IR waveform of the remote
       controller without an expensive oscilloscope. Very  useful  for	debug‐
       ging.  Of course this program won't work with hardware that decodes the
       signals itself like e.g. TV cards or the Irman.

       xmode2 is based on smode2 by Sinkovics Zoltan. It is just a  conversion
       from  svga  to X with some basic support for resizing. The only differ‐
       ences are that the --mode option enables an  alternative	 display  mode
       and that xmode2 can read and visualise mode2 output from stdin.

       -h --help
	      display usage summary

       -v --version
	      display version

       -d --device=device
	      read from given device

       -g --geometry=geometry window geometry

       -t --timediv=value
	      ms per unit

       -m --mode
	      enable alternative display mode

SEE ALSO
       mode2(1), smode2(1), xmode2(1)

       The  documentation  for	lirc  is  maintained  as  html pages. They are
       located under html/ in the documentation directory.

xmode2 0.8.3			   May 2008			     XMODE2(1)
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