JP1 Remotes

Is it possible that there are no remotes possible? In all cases, going into an infinite loop is of course not acceptable. Can you give me more details, so that I can try to reproduce? Please turn on Options -> Verbose.

Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure, where should the remotes be? In WinLIRC, I ...

Is it possible to use this with WinLIRC? When I try using LIRC as transmitter, I get a dialog, "No remotes present" which returns in an infinite loop when I press OK to dismiss it and end up having to kill process javaw.exe. When I try LIRC as receiver, I get "No capture device, aborting."

I'm ...

I know this is a very old post, but maybe my efforts will help someone?

I was able to get all my old parallel JP1 stuff up and running on my Windows 7 x64 PC. The key is VMWare Player. It's a free program. I'm running XP 32-bit as a guest in VMWare and it allows the guest OS access to the parallel ...

I have an aftermarket Pioneer car stereo with IR remote capability.
My car has steering wheel controls.

Most newer car stereos have a remote input jack that accepts specific resistances to trigger the various basic functions like tuner up/down, volume up/down, mute, etc. Aftermarket companies such ...

Thanks, looks like Pioneer MIX 4-Cmd is exactly what I need, but there's no mention of it in the Protocol Help in KM 9.12.
I need to know the byte2 values to use Cmd3 and Cmd4.

I wish!

After analyzing some more of the output from this remote, it seems I won't be able to put ALL of its possible codes into one KM upgrade because Pioneer MIX allows 2 devices with 2 Cmd OBCs to be sent, but this remote actually has 4 distinct Cmd OBCs for 2-byte device codes. It has a NAVI ...

Yup, that's it, an add-on DVD navigation system for car.
I only paid 1/10th the price on that website though.

Thanks, I never noticed the "Protocol Help" tab before.
The device is a navigation unit, AVIC-9DVD, btw.

I'm trying to make a KM file for a Pioneer navigation remote CXB7426. All buttons transmit codes for device 173. However, some buttons transmit double codes. The ones that transmit double codes will send a code for device 173 with OBC fixed to 151 and after that will send a code of 175 with ...

Does there exist an MCE remote with JP1?
I like the basic Media Center remotes, only thing is I want macros to turn on my TV, receiver, etc. Right now I have a URC-6131 controlling MCE which is fine and was perfect for Tivo, but now I use MCE and I like the layout of the MCE remote better for MCE.

Rob,
Thank you very much for asking UEI about it, I really appreciate it!
Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to work.

Theoretically, yes, but I think that's a worst case scenario. There's a good possibility if it's a 2-part code, the 2nd part may use device 175. Not necessarily, but lots of Pioneer equipment uses device 175 for the 2nd part, including the newer car audio products.

Yeah, I might just have to break down and drop $50+ on a remote, although all I need it for is to activate the composite output and enter service mode. :(

I'm almost positive it's going to be a Pioneer protocol. I'm aware of the 2-part signal, but if it's like Pioneer's car stereos, several of the ...

I'd like to try to determine what device codes and OBC's a device will respond to without the luxury of having the original remote for it. Here's a post about my search.
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6905

All I know, is that it uses a Pioneer protocol.

I had an idea about a ...

1. Device: Pioneer AVIC-9DVD
2. Type of device: Car Navigation
3. Year: 2001
4. JP1 Remote model: URC-8910
5. JP1 user? Yes
6. Still have original remote? No
7. Checked the file section? Yes, Pioneer-Master-List, Pioneer DVD, and Pioneer-CarAudio.
8. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)? Yes.
9 ...