JP1 Remotes

Faboulus, thanks again
BTW ; what is the community thinking about the direction .. will more and more equipment switch to BT? Will IR be dropped in the process? WIll universal remotes come with BT-control, will they be hackable/extandable like some of todays IRs?

Thanks ! - I had a TV-change and a PVR-decoder change some time ago and the newcomers both had original bluetooth remotes. Using my good old URC with my previous Samsung-codes worked but lacked the "home" button on the new TV-remote. The PVR-decoder did not work at all and I assumed it had no legay ...

A question ; Is the bluetooth support in these remotes all about programming the remotes or does it also mean that the remotes can control devices over bluetooth?

My Samsung TV has an original bluetooth remote, I believe (and a legacy IR interface that allows me to control it that way too)
The ...

Wow, thank you guys for extraordinary great support.
I will try to check it out, but as I said my friends are already off for x-mas vacation so I have no idea when I will be able to do so.
I now understand my 'fix' was overkill since there is built-in support for this protocol, so thanks for ...

I described my 'solution' is in the opening post, I used toad-togs, and you can see from the RMIR-file how. Check the 'special functions' tab and I think you will see what I mean.
I did not do a full recording since for my friends setup really only needed to power the TV on/off and be able to switch ...

I might, but it is already operational so not sure I get around to do it. But if I do I will post it!

Thanks, my problem was that the learned signals did not work. When I used it the TV would ignore it since it was not flip-flopped and that took me a while to realize. I was not aware that this is used and even common and since RMIR was unable to 'convert learn to upgrade' I assumed it could not be ...

Hi, I am using urc6440 with extender 1.04 and tried to create settings for a friend who has a TV from NAD called 40A2.

I did not find any upgrades for it so I started to learn from original remote but after a while found out that the remote actually flip-flops the transmitted signal each time I ...

OK, I have an 6440 also and have repeated what you did;
- install the rca-upgrade in remote A
- remote A can not operate TV
- use remote B to learn from A
- and as you said -> the learns are identical to file in my opening post AND the learned signals on remote B can operate TV even if remote A can ...

Thanks for your work.
It loads and shoots something, when I said it 'dont work' I mean that the TV does not react to the key-presses. Maybe I must use a second learning remote and try to learn from 6430 and compare with the original learns, much like you did.

50% success.

The XMP-upgrade is working smoothly, no problem.
The RCA-upgrade, however, will not work at all.

I put my .rmir-file here ; http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=13288
(with non-working tv-upgrade assembled from the learned signals in my opening post)

Can ...

Indeed, that made all the difference, thanks!
Ready for test coming weekend

No, not there ; http://s1.postimg.org/yheosfkq7/due.png

Umm, another question ;

"select RCA and enter in 15 in the Device field. Select 38KHz as the frequency"

When I select RCA protocol I get a field "Device Code" where I can put '15' - but there is nowhere to enter frequency as far as I see? Will that be a problem or will the protocol 'default' to ...

Thanks, this forum is super-helpful!

I will try this as soon as I get the opportunity and report back! (The TV/STB is in our cottage where we will go in the weekend)