JP1 Remotes

After testing for a week or so, I am very confidient that this new protocol works correctly for my Mits RPTV.

So, to share this success with others, I just uploaded the file:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jp1/files/3.%20Device%20Codes/TV/Mitsubishi_WS-65869_Netcommand.zip

This zip archive contains ...

I have created another set of files (Mitsubishi NetCommand Frame 53.6 mS.zip) to test where I shortended up the gap between frames.

It is now set for a total frame length of 53.6 mS. The frames in TV_0150 are 2 to 3 mS longer and that MAY be why it keeps recognizing those commands as two seperate ...

Let's try this as an experiment, key move:

UP EFC 169
DN EFC 041
LT EFC 200
RT EFC 072

To both Numerals 1 through 4 AND the cursor keys.
See if either of those work.

You did mean using the regular TV_0150 protocol, right? I did the keymoves above, using TV_0150, to arrows and to numeric keys ...

I have posted a file Mitsubishi NetCommands Arrows.zip in the diagnosis area.

I tried it out, and it seems to work almost the same as TV_0150:
- Each single press is seen as two keypresses
- It does repeat, but much slower than the original remote.

With the original remote, the TV accelerates ...

I assume your intent was just to get rid of the learned signals for the commands that don't need to repeat while held. It doesn't address the ones that need repeat while held.

Jon,

I tried the file you uploaded, and as John said above, it does behave exactly like the keys I learned with "tap ...

Jon,

I have all the discretes working fine; They are all simple single Mitsubishi:71 (TV/0150) codes, found by learning from the remote set to 0-9-0 mode, as you described. I don't know if the TV actually interprets each of the discretes as two key presses or one, but for the discretes, it doesn't ...

Jon,

I have had the same behavior with a 2116 and a 1994 remote. The 2116 is the one I use everyday, so I decided to experiment with the 1994, in trying to isolate the behavior. I zeroed all the other devices, and deleted the keymoves and macros in IR.exe before saving the configuration, so there ...

I just uploaded a file to the diagnosis area - Mitsubishi_Netcommand_Learned.txt , and I would like for one of you experts to look at it. I have not been able to find any information on this protocol.

DecodeIR.dll decodes it as *two* sets of "Mitsubishi Protocol, device 71", which matches TV/0150 ...