JP1 Remotes

I was able to copy the code from a file for the source button. I was really hoping to find a source button that will cycle sources (rather than show a menu). Whether I use the source button with enter/exit or discrete codes for sources I would need to use soft buttons which I want to avoid. I was ...

I was able to copy the code from a file for the source button. I was really hoping to find a source button that will cycle sources (rather than show a menu). Whether I use the source button with enter/exit or discrete codes for sources I would need to use soft buttons which I want to avoid. I was ...

Thanks. I'll take a look.

One annoying thing is, using the remote that came with the tv, the source button brings up a menu and it seems the enter key or right arrow is also needed to make a selection.

I've customized my Nevo C2 with a bunch of activities for 3 different rooms in my house. I wanted to add a function to one activity on a soft button. I learned it and then tried to download back into RMIR but got an error.

I'd like to add the "Source" button from a Samsung remote. It doesn't seem ...

Thanks. If they came with a manual, I know longer have it (I bought 5 remotes). That is why I couldn't find the function in the app. I forgot you had to learn the codes right into the remote.

So, I setup and customized 2 remotes (Nevo c2) over 2 years ago for two rooms for tv/receiver and Kodi Raspberry Pis. Now I want to use one in another room. I need to learn some codes from a remote. I just cannot remember how I do that. I don't see anything under learned signals to actually capture ...

michaeljc70 wrote:

mdavej wrote:Change all of them.

I tried that and rebooted. It still doesn't recognize the remote. Should the remote screen light up when plugged into a PC?
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Nevermind. Thanks for the help. It was actually the cable. I tried another cable and my PC recognized it.

Change all of them.

I tried that and rebooted. It still doesn't recognize the remote. Should the remote screen light up when plugged into a PC?


Here is the script I used to update the registry:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB\VID ...

In Win 10 you'll probably have to manually fix the keys. Pre-updated firmware is a different key than post. That's why your other remotes work, but the old one doesn't. See the wiki for the exact changes you need to manually make.

It says:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB ...

I have several Nevo c2 remotes. I programmed 2 successfully quite a while ago using RMIR (updating firmware with website when it worked). I want to program a 3rd one using the same .mir file. It is not recognizing the remote.

I am using 2.06. I set the remote->interface to CommHID/Auto-detect but ...

I have a Monster remote and I can set it on my lap and the screen doesn't go on until I lift it to use it. Obviously this is a much cheaper remote.
Are you using JP1 to program your Monster remote? If so, can you provide some feedback in the following thread as the guy who requested support for ...

I've had a few of these remote for a while and am very happy with them overall, but they seem to be super sensitive to motion which wears down the battery faster. If I have it on my nightstand, walking almost anywhere in the room turns the remote screen on. And I don't live in an old, creaky house ...

If you use RMIR to create a macro, you will find that the Devices, Activities and Home buttons are included in the list of available buttons to include in the macro sequence. However, only the Home button works and it needs to be the last button in the sequence. This limitation isn't a bug in RMIR ...

I have a Nevo C2. I am wondering if there is a way in a macro to go to "execute" the fixed buttons on the remote to go to Devices, Activities or Home from a macro.

They should all be the same protcol. They're good enough to function, but not enough to analyze.

I can't explain why device mode isn't working.

I know I don't need to know....but I'm a software engineer and am always curious how things work behind the scenes. lol

I'll relearn the Pi and see ...