JP1 Remotes

I do know someone with the device and he probably would run some test in Pronto format (to my knowledge he has no JP1 remotes). He is in poor health right now, so we can see if he is up to it if you have some suggestions. I don't have access to the remote since he lives 3 times zones away.

Each learned button, except for the TURN button, repeated 3 times. The TURN button had just 1 occurrence. I don't know if this is just how they were learned. Actually they were learned with no repeats if you look at the Pronto file. The default repeat for an irscope import is 3, so I just left it ...

OK let's get the party started with this new tool (which is great by the way). :D I have an unknown protocol that will not decode. I do not have the device nor the OEM remote control. What I do have is learned Pronto that was learned using a USB-UIRT and emailed to me. The device is a U-Control Wall ...

All I have done is enhance the software in its use with the Widget, so there are some things, like these other modes, that remain a mystery to me. On this note I would like to try and twist your arm a bit to support another device. I have been using a USB-UIRT for quite some time and it has the ...

Looking at images of this car stereo it looks like it has standard RCA cable connections. Is this correct? How are you providing the 12V? What are you using for the antenna?

Just interested. It's pretty cool concept.

mdavej wrote: change the Setup Code to 2775.

Well I simply changed the setup code to 0075 and the shifted key now works correctly. For some reason the the 2775 code caused the problem.

Well the upgrade file is here . The Atlas 1056 is not a learning remote. I used IRScope with a widget and simply decode the OEM remote buttons and typed the OBCs into RM to make the upgrade. As I previously stated the Recover button (OEM remote) decodes as Device 0.10 OBC 47. After creating the ...

I have finally gotten some time to start playing with Beta 2 and I would like to say that all the new features are really nice.

I was playing with it today and found a bit of a quirk that can make it a little difficult to import Pronto hex. I copied some Pronto hex directly from a CCF file and ...

I am building an upgrade for the Dish Network vip222 and vip722 receiver using RM for the Atlas 1056. All seems to work OK except when I use a shifted key. The OEM remote has a Recover button that is recessed to prevent incidental pressing (the user has to actively want to press the Recover button ...

... I'd have to make sure the name typed in is valid, deal with prompting for overwriting existing files, etc., etc. I'll reconsider if I get some more requests for it. This seem to be pretty straight forwarded and most of this work can be done with a canned save file dialog box. Such as: char ...

I don't think that the two part function number was a feature that was ever completed. ... but I don't remember whether I finished that feature or tested it or ever had any use for it. From my previous test I couldn't see a difference in the output for a two part function number versus a one part ...

Oops! I actually don't remember. Well I've been using MakeHex for quite some time and have never really been able to figure out the 2 part function numbers. It's good to know that I've really not been missing anything - a least if I have, you forgot what it was. :D

The combination of MakeHex and ...

You specify a single function a or a.b or you specify a range of function a through c or a.b through c.d by deciding which of those four fields to fill in.

I have never seen the need for specifying a single function a.b or a range of functions a.b through c.d. The a.b or a.b..c.d function ...

The RM images and maps are located here:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=6160

From the RM readme file: Download the latest version of the Remote Images and Maps from the Main Tools section of the File Section of the JP1 Remotes Forums to the same folder in which ...

Nothing I can do about the protocol name. It seems like it would be simple enough to open the outfile for append after MakeHex has released it, move the file pointer to the first line, and add the protocol name as the first line in the file.

As far as the name of the outfile I generally like the ...