JP1 Remotes

I ended up building a serial to JP1 converter that I'll use for now. I am going to pick up some "spares" for just in case though, because I really like the flexibility of the JP1 system. I think I'll end up getting the RCA remotes, buy a couple, and order an FTDI-TTL USB converter to use for ...

So I needed to reprogram a couple of my JP1 remotes, and realized I no longer had a computer with a parallel port, but do have one with a serial port. So I decided to build the JP1 to serial adapter found here

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=4557

I have access to ...

So I recently upgraded my 7 year old Optoma projector to a newer model. I was hoping that the remote control codes were the same for the new projector, but alas, no.

So then I was like, no problem, learn the remote using my 8811 or my 8910, fetch the learned codes from the remote, and upgrade both ...

OK, I "learned" all the codes from my DViCO Fusion remote, and translated them into a KM spreadsheet file. (see HT Systems file section). I would like to take this file and convert it to a CCF format file so I can use it with another branded IR sensor in my HTPC system. Any good utility to do this ...

I have one of these remotes for my NAD T752. It has a JP1-like plug (10 pin) on the back, and I downloaded an application from the NAD web site that looks similar to the IR.EXE program we use for our JP1 remotes. The upload/download functions work through a COM port.

My question, does anyone know ...

OK will do.

-Mike

No, but feel free to upload.

-Mike

Here's a link to my mitsu WS48311. Probably missing a couple codes for your TV, but it'll get you started.

http://www.fast351.com/tmppics/Mitsubishi_48311.txt

Figured it out. I had volume punch through set for all devices including the aux device that I loaded the Denon in. So when I hit volume it was sending out the NAD codes instead of the Denon codes. Oh well, live and learn.

-Mike

Well s**t, now it works. I musta screwed something up or maybe the receiver freaked out when I was testing codes and just needed the power cycled.

Thanks for your zen-like help

-Mike

Yeah, I just double checked them. They decode correctly, as is evidenced by them working when learned, but when I set them up using the same parameters in the KM spreadsheet and install them as a custom device, they don't work. It's the weirdest thing. I'm pretty sure I'm doing it correctly since I ...

I have a Denon receiver that I'm using while my NAD is in the shop :( Anyway, I programmed my URC 8810 with the Denon remote codes to run my system while my other toy is gone. Here's what's weird.

If I use the learning feature of the remote and learn the volume up/down/mute, I get Denon dev 2 54 ...

The problem with either/or is that both formats have advantages.

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OK, since you asked :)

I need the discrete on/off codes for my Samsung SIR-T150. I am not sure they even exist. I've punched through all 255 EBC codes for the protocol that's used and have found nothing (which is a really fun chore). However, supposedly someone with an MX700 figured out how to do ...

Unfortunately, no. It does contain all the regular codes (which is why I bought the JP1 remote in the first place).

-Mike