JP1 Remotes

Mark,

Your suggestion worked perfectly. Jon, I used your idea with another device, which also worked.

Thanks for all of the help.

Dean

I used the 163 device code and the associated OBC's, and they worked! The power button turned out to be 163:23.

The only outstanding issue is that there are a few buttons on the original remote, such as the arrow keys, that use the 175 device code. Any idea on how to handle this one?

Also, I can ...

I had DecodeIR.dll (dated 2/5/04, 100k) in the same directory as IR. I also tried changing the batteries of the original remote, as noted in another message in the group. No luck.

I uploaded the image to the diagnosis folder. Here's the filename:

RS15-2117_djhansensr.txt

Thanks for your help ...

I have a RS 15-2117 and I'm trying to learn in buttons for a JVC Receiver (RX-1028V), since the RS doesn't have a code for the JVC. Although the 2117 seems to learn in the buttons OK, when I download to IR, the EFC's are the same for all buttons. I've tried re-learning, but no help.

Any idea as to ...

I have a Pan. HT-SC400 receiver. Since no upgrade files were available for this model, I learned in the buttons and transferred to IR. That works fine. This device has one device code of 160, and sub-device codes of 0, 4, 20, and 28. Protocol is simply "Panasonic".

Problem is, when I try to build a ...

I'm looking to buy the same remote with the RF base.

Do you use the remote to send X10 commands?

If so, did you have to get the IR543 receiver? I'm pretty new to the remote arena, as far as RF to IR, etc., so any help would be appreciated. I have several lights that I already control via an X10 ...

I'm really interested in getting a universal learning remote (under $100), but it must have X10 capabilities. I'm new to this forum, so any advice would be appreciated.

I was looking at the RS 15-2117 since it has an RF base. Am I assuming correctly that this would work fine to send X10 commands ...