JP1 Remotes

Thanks for the information -- I didn't mean to contradict myself, it was more a question - where did you find all of the known codes? You mentioned a devices list or something? I did find the Setup Codes web page but it seemed to not have anything on pvr type devices. More for curiousity now as I am ...

Sorry it was a code I found under the PVR section of the Atlas manual that came with the remote. From the looks of it, it controls mostly PC type receivers like Microsoft, Alienware, Dell, Hauppauge - That sort of thing.

So the devices spreadsheet has all of the available device codes?

So with ...

I know, I'm starting to be a pain :) I'm so close to get my configuration down pat.

Now that my TV is working, I only need to get my HTPC running. Since it's LIRC, I can program the most flexible device. I found the code 1972 has almost all of the keys available that I would want.

There are ...

Ok, restoring my backup to the remote did the trick! The learned device is there and now works with my device.

Thanks so much for all the help!

Norm

I did download a backup - I will restore to factory default, look for new file and upload my backup and start fresh again.

I did, by the way, start with a downloaded version, applied the upgrade and then tried to upload. I didn't want to mess with the cable configuration.

Thx!

Norm

Ok so further diagnosis shows that when I upgrade the remote with a new device, I can't actually assign that device to the TV button on the Atlas. When I download from the remote after uploading, the device assignments change -- specifically the tv always goes to 0047. When I try to set it using the ...

Ok, I'll do as you suggested and record the uploaded code via lirc and compare and go from there.

Thanks!
Norm

ok, here is my IR File: And my RM File:

This is a follow on to my previous post regarding my Kameleon but since this is specific to the Daytek I thought I would start a new thread.

Usiing LIRCs learning ability, I captured the keys from my original Daytek remote control. Here is the entire lirc file:
begin remote

name daytek.lvm37 ...

Ok, I guess where ever I read it, it was wrong or I mis-read it. I will go in search of the resistors and diode, etc., and build the jp1.

Norm

I don't have just a jp1 cable - the web site where I bought the cable specifically said the urc-6962 needed jp1.2.

Norm

I received my jp1.x cable today. I wanted to test it with ir.exe so I connected it to my Atlas pvr remote and it reads things without a problem so I know the cable is fine.

My Kameleon 6962 only had the pads - I didn't get a pogo pin with my cable so since I'm quite proficient at soldering, I ...

You are correct - so EFC key move would do it. I'm still not sure I know what that is but I will do some searching around to see what I can figure out.

I selected a code for PVR that seemed to have the most active keys. Vol+ and Vol- don't work though. There's no volume punch through or anything ...

While I wait for my JP1 cable, I wanted to set up my LIRC with my HTPC setup. I have a serial IR receiver that will accept almost any codes.

So with my Kameleon URC-6962, I found that the Proscan code for PVR/Sat combo seemed to have the most keys needed for my HTPC. What it doesn't have is the Vol ...

Hmm.. not sure what you mean by using the EFC code to program it in -- I think I need to do more reading on that.

For those who asked, I ordered a JP1.2 cable which is what I read is for my Kameleon. If it also works for my Atlas then great -- it has the day button so from the above post its ...