JP1 Remotes

If your TV supports HDMI-CEC (most TVs do now-a-days) the TV remote will control the Android box. With my Firestick, I can use either the Firestick or TV remote to control the Firestick, even though the Firestick uses RF.

mike.s wrote:I just added an RMDU for the 2024 Hisense U8N series. Lots more codes than the existing Hisense RMDUs. Lightly tested, not entirely sure about some functions, but I did include all that seemed to cause an action. YMMV

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You're right. I have the 3660. Just read the remote and I'm not seeing it either. I'd follow these steps here:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/wiki/index.php?title=Manual_Programming_-_9xx_Commands#ChLock_Style_1

In ChLock Style one: For step 1 where it says tap the CBL button, I'd replace the CBL ...

I prefer it independent. To make it easier, I just use a small piece of masking tape on each of the four wires (sticky part to sticky part) and just label them.

If you have a JP1 cable, it's under the general tab as soon as you open RMIR. Under channel punchthrough, you just have to set all options to STB then write it to the remote

This is my JP1 cable: https://www.ebay.com/itm/312234679584 If you click the drop down where it says option and choose independent, that is the one I have. I don't need a custom JP1 cable as each cable is on it's own therefore only needing 4 pins. I can label the header pins whatever I want this way ...

There are no circuits or connections where the 6-pin goes. The opposite side of the board does have circuits under that area though. I'm liking my idea better I think.

I think it would be easiest to get the 90 degree header pins and stick that to the board leaving the holes exposed. I could then ...

There are no holes. the wires i have soldered on now are scattered on the board, soldered to different connections. Where the headers usually go, there's just an empty area on the board with no holes therefore I am looking at these:

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004383072262.html

The 2X4P ...

This bell remote did not come with pins below the battery compartment but does have a space there for them. Does anyone know of a simple way to add header pins to a board? I am experienced with soldering but not picturing a simple way of doing this.

Currently I just have a cut telephone cord with 4 ...

Robman I'm sorry i forgot to mention earlier that after mdavej posted his upgrade, I ended up trying it again and it worked. The first time I maybe missed a step or something.

Anyway with your current RDF and upgrade file, everything seems responsive! Ill try setting it up for all my devices again ...

One possible fix that did not work for me but maybe for your remote
is to in device upgrade editor change the tv device type of your upgrade to cable and maybe even change its setup code to one of the cable boxes that it supports
No Guarantees but might be worth trying

I tried this earlier with ...

With your upgrade, the right arrow goes up, left arrow prompts a message on the screen asking me to control the satellite box, the B (Green) button switches to hdmi 3. It's acting the same as when i was using it. Channels and volume work correctly. Others are not. The menu button doesn't even seem ...

The 4 device types used by this remote all have the same number of buttons, even though there are differences in which buttons are included.

I don't understand this. Then is there a way to include them all?

Also i am trying to install this upgrade: https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php ...

I need to know which device types have the most operational buttons. It seems as though SAT device type has the most functioning buttons. As for my sony television, I'm having trouble getting most buttons to work in other device types. In other device types it seems all I can get working mostly are ...

ok so after taking a break I came back to this and discovered that the remote address can be changed by simply entering the remote address in the remote address slot under the setup tab in device upgrade editor.

Also found an upgrade with page up and page down for the guide:
https://www.hifi ...