JP1 Remotes

Well, I never use flux...but, I do have a problem with it sticking to the iron and not the object that I'm soldering...so, that might help. I'll go get some and give it a shot.

can you point us in the right direction for some pointers on the proper usage of flux?

As it turned out, the 'source' key was already defined and assigned on my remote to the 'TV/VCR' button. So, I created this headache over nothing. Thanks for your help.

FYI: I went into the spreadsheet and assigned the 'SAT' key to the number 7 key and all is well. Thanks for your help.

Thanks. I'll check that out.

I'll do that. Thanks.

I just tried to 'learn' the 'source' key on my Philips 5500 satellite receiver remote. When I upload it to IR and view the learned keys, I find this error message:

"This signal contains a section that IR doesn't know how to analyze. Please save this data and post it in the diagnostics sections of ...

I apologize.

I have an issue with my satellite remote and an issue with my receiver remote. I seem to be having a hard time keeping the two apart in my mind.

The problem was with the 'sat' key on the KLH remote. I will attempt to 'learn' it, and then find the EFC via IR, and then assign it via KM ...

That worked perfectly. Thanks a bunch, man.

I have a Philips 5500 satellite receiver. It works if I use the code 1076, but the channel up and down keys don't appear to be mapped.

I found a new code for it at the Yahoo site: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jp1/files/3.%20Device%20Codes/Satellite/Philips-5500-SAT-1077.txt , but I appear to get ...

I don't know how I got that mixed up, but I was talking about the 'source' key'.

Anyway, I figured I would be able to map it via KM. Is there a tuturial available for KM?

Thanks.

I notice that the Satellite input key is not mapped. Any guidance on doing that?

Just wanted to chime in here. My version of this dilemma can be found here: http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/mb ... d.cgi?5063