JP1 Remotes

This item has been sold - thanks.

Anybody want to shoot me an offer before I toss this in the trash? Are people not using these anymore? Nobody wants a backup one?

Hi all,

Former member here looking to sell my JP1 USB interface. This is a nice one from the former FileBug website (jp1.filebug.com - no longer around), I believe I paid around $50 for it a few years back.

Included are the interface circuit board contained in a very nice plastic enclosure (I ...

Thanks -- that makes sense.

-Tim

This is probably a dumb newbie question, but I searched and came up dry:

Why do some upgrades (created via RemoteMaster) use Key Moves instead of just directly assigning things to the button? It appears that any button in the button list that has an astrisk by it will be a keymove? But these ...

Just thought I should report back that the above-linked upgrade works great on this device. Thanks, as usual, for coming up with a quick, great anwer.

-Tim

Thanks I'll give that a shot.

Sorry if it seems I didn't follow the instructinos -- I did read them and thought I had...

-Tim

Can anyone help with the following?

1. Device: Panasonic DMR-EZ47VK
2. Type of device: VCR/DVD-R with ATSC tuner
3. Year: Current
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: URC-8090B01
5. Do you have a JP1 cable? Yes
6. Still have original remote? Yes
7. Checked the file section? Yes, none found
8. Checked Pronto ...

Worked like a charm! Thanks much... I'll probably be back with more questions in another thread but this issue appears to be solved!

-Tim

all you need to do is create the keymoves in IR's Key Moves tab bound to the TV device and the button of your choice, then specify TV/1001 as the Device Type and Setup Code, and enter the EFC/Hex Cmd. TV/1001 does not need to be assigned to any device button on the General tab, it just needs to be ...

Success! I put most the functions under TV, the missing ones under CBL (set up as TV) and moved them to TV.

But is there a way I can do this without burning up my "CBL" button?

Thanks!
-Tim

That sounds promising. Could you go into a little more detail on how to do this? The Sony 12/15 protocol is what we call a "mini-combo" in that it supports two device numbers. You could create an upgrade, for example TV/1000, using the device 1 and device 164 commands, assign them to buttons, and ...

What might make more sense would be to use the standard Sony 12/15 protocol for the device 1 commands, and then create a dummy Sony 12/15 upgrade for the device 164 commands. (A dummy upgrade is one where no buttons are assigned.) You would then use keymoves based on the dummy 164 upgrade for the ...

What is a p8/740 remote? Are we certain that my URC-8090b01 is such a beast? Look at this chart . It lists all of the known UEIC=produced JP1/JP1.x remotes and their processors (It may not have the NEWEST models, but your 8090 is on there.

Over the years, UEIC has used any of several different ...

You have to reduce the number of functions assigned to buttons, not the number of defined functions, which is what you did.
You do that on the Buttons or Layout tabs.

RM puts 16 bytes on each line on the output panel, so 3 lines is 48 bytes.

My Amp/tuner upgrade for my STR-DB940 is about as long ...