The complete HIP program with all plugins and installer.

Requires Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7

Users upgrading from an earlier version should consult the Build History for news about this release

Note: You do not need to download additional plugins with this file as they are ALL included (you simply need to select the ones you require during the Installation procedure)

The complete HIP program and installer.

Requires Windows 98/ME/XP/2000.

This build includes support for Keyboard, Generic and Girder input.

Other devices require the appropriate plugin which should be downloaded separately.

A Self-Extracting ATI Remote Wonder Software plug-in to enable support for the HIP Generic Interface

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

Simply run the downloaded file and select any directory as the source.

In the ATI Remote Wonder properties screen, click on Plug Ins Tab, Click on Import, browse to where you saved the DLL, and select it. Make sure the check box is selected in the list once you’ve selected the DLL and returned to the Plug Ins tab. With the plug in selected, clicking on Configure allows you to choose what keys you want to send to HIP.

For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Creating a Generic Interface.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable receive only support for the KWorld V-Stream remote.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable you to program the white remote control supplied with the DNTV Live! DVB card and assoiciated software available from www.digitalnow.com.au
Note: If you use have the DVICO remote, you should use the Hip HID plugin

Simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory.
For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up a COM Interface.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable receive only support for HID devices such as the DVICO.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable you to use compatible HID-remote controllers such as the DVICO Fusion USB receiver.
Note: The HID Interface pluggin will only work on devices that re not factory configured as Keyboard or Mouse devices.
Simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory. For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up a COM Interface.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable receive only support for the Ira/Tira device.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

The IRA is a popular IR receiver available from Home Electronics

Note: This has only been tested with the TIRA-2.

To install, simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory.

For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up a COM Interface.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable support for the IRMan device.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

IrMan is a popular serial-based IR receiver manufactured by Evation

To install, simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory.

For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up a COM Interface.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable support for the IR Trans device.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

IR Trans is one of the most feature-packed IR receivers and sender available. More information is available from http://www.irtrans.com

To install, simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory.

For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up and Using IR Trans.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable send and receive support for the MCE device.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

This plugin harnesees the power of the Microsoft-branded remote developed for their XP Media Center Edition (MCE).

Note: this plugin does not work with v1 of the MCE remote.

To install, simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory.

For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up the MCE Remote. and the FAQ

MceIr.dll contributed by Bruno FLEURETTE

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable send and receive support for the Tira2 device.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

The TIRA is a popular usb IR receiver and sender available from Home Electronics

To install, simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory.

For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up a COM Interface.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable support for the USB-UIRT device.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

USB-UIRT is a popular usb IR receiver and sender available from http://www.usbuirt.com

To install, simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory.

For more information consult the section in the Help file called Tutorial - Setting up a COM Interface.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable support for WinLIRC devices.

Requires HIP Build 4 or later

WinLIRC is the Windows equivalent of LIRC, the Linux Infrared Remote Control program and is available from http://winlirc.sourceforge.net

To install, simply run the downloaded file and select the HIP Program directory. WinLIRC must be installed prior to use.

A Self-Extracting HIP plug-in to enable easy editing of DigitalWatch keys

This plugin was created to give HIP users easy access to the Keys.ini file that is used to control the keys used by DigitalWatch.

It has several advantages, including:
The ability to define keys using your input device directly (without knowing the scan codes)
Duplicate declaration checks Edit Function Parameters Enable/Disable declarations

DigitalWatch Usage If you have HIP installed, simply copy this file to the SAME directory as HIP. Then if you open up the Application Options dialog (by clicking on the icon next to Digital Watch entry), you will have access to the "Application Properties" button.

What does it do The program reads the Keys.ini file and displays all of the valid entries which you may edit, or use the inbuilt Key-learner (point and learn) to create new definitions.

When you save the file, the original Keys.ini is copied to Keys.bak before the changes are saved.

If you are using this option with HIP, then a DigitalWatch.hpg file is also created to allow you to quickly reassign keys directly from HIP so you can have 2 configurations (one which is keyboard friendly, and another which is HIP friendly).

Note: This software is Beta, and is not supported or sponsored by the developers of DigitalWatch. Should the developer change the structure of the Keys.ini file, it may not work (although new functions may be added to the file without any problems).

A plugin for LCDC - a program designed for driving external LCD/VFD manufactured by Matrix Orbital.

The installation includes the HIP Plugin, HIP Logo and sample configuration file that demonstrates the plugin and is referenced by the tutorial section Tutorial - Setting Up an External LCD/VFD in the Help file