JP1 Remotes

Can you take the strain relief clip off of the plug without it falling apart?

Good point! Yes, removing the outer plastic clip allows the connector to fit my remote (a common type) Should hold up well if not abused!

The top cap, holding the ribbon cable in place over the contacts, has clips, so ...

You want to use RMIR, not RM, from v2.03 build 4. Both RMIR and RM are applications run from the same program, RemoteMaster.jar. If you have followed the installation instructions, you should have two shortcuts, one to open RMIR, the other to open RM. Get rid of v2.00, it is ancient.

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Thanks for the link (reading it now). This takes me in a circle, back to my original question. (RMIR v RemoteMaster - missing "Remote" tab)

I'm following instructions that used RMIR with the JPX Dongle.
Here's the hang up:
" From the menu bar select "Remote" then ...

That's not an IR Widget. Use the very latest Remote Master.

What is that other device that's just a circuit board?

The small black PCB dongle is a "IR Remote Control Signal Recorder (IR Widget)" that I purchased from Tommy Tyler here:

https://www.tindie.com/products/TommyTyler/ir-widget ...

Please post a picture or link to your device.

If you do have a remote which you intend to program, please post the make and model.


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Greetings,

By trial and error I have downloaded multiple versions of software to support a newly purchased "JPX FLASH" (aka IR Widget?)

I followed hints in another post that shows screen shots of RMIR, but the latest files (by date stamp) are called Remote Master. Are these simply versions of the ...

Greetnigs,

I'm a new member, working my way through the FAQ. I'm stalled on this page:

http://www.hifi-remote.com/jp1/faq/10118111.shtml

Looks like I don't have access the JP1 Yahoo Group, and it is not visible in a search. Is the group by invitation only (how?), or has it moved (where?)

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