JP1 Remotes

I was curious about this CD player, as I'd never heard of it, so here's an online review:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fzn7Xqs0okg

It's good to know that some people are still using CDs, as am I. If anyone is in the market for a CD or DVD player, you can usually find them at thrift stores for ...

MaskedMan wrote:Use play to turn on the cd player on, use macro of play + power as discrete off.

I tried that. PLAY doesn't turn on the unit, neither do the number keys. Thanks for the suggestion, though.

The Robman wrote:OBCs 0 and 15 are the only gaps in the OBC sequence, so I would test those first, then test anything over 25.

Tried that. 0, 15, and everything from 25 to 63. Also 126, 127, 254, 255. Only 28 did anything which was to duplicate the Eject/Load button.

I have uploaded an RMDU file for this CD player here:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=27255.

If anyone knows or can find out discrete Power On and Power Off codes, I would be grateful for that information. I will also be trying out by trial and error to find them ...

P.S. I can download from the Files section using Vivaldi but instead of clicking on Download I have to right click on it and download it using the menu that pops up. I'll remember that next time!

Here is a fairly straight-forward procedure to generate the irplus configuration.

1. Open the file containing the learned codes in RMIR.
2. Make sure Options -> Advanced -> Learned signal timing analysis is checked. Got to Learned Signals. Press Timing Summary. Press Save on the popup. Save to a ...

Have you ever downloaded files from this site before? I just checked the link to make sure that I hadn't done anything wrong, and it works.

When you get the file, it's your RMIR file except that I have added an upgrade for your fan and assigned it to the TV button. So the ask is, for you to ...

Have you ever downloaded files from this site before? I just checked the link to make sure that I hadn't done anything wrong, and it works.

When you get the file, it's your RMIR file except that I have added an upgrade for your fan and assigned it to the TV button. So the ask is, for you to ...

I have written an executor to replicate this, but haven't done any testing on it. I have added it to your RMIR file and assigned it to the TV button, if you'd like to test it.

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=26867

I've clicked on Download several times and nothing ...

I have written an executor to replicate this, but haven't done any testing on it. I have added it to your RMIR file and assigned it to the TV button, if you'd like to test it.

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=26867

Not sure what this means, but I'll have a look ...

The Robman wrote:If your goal is just to get the Pronto hex for these learned signals, RMIR can do that for you. Click on each of the learned signals, in the Learned Signals tab, then click Edit and ensure that the Data Type radio button is set to Pronto.

Thanks Rob, I didn't know that either!

In RMIR "options" "set IR decoder" I switched it to "DecodeIR
Then your signals show up as 48- NEC
And from this page
http://www.hifi-remote.com/wiki/index.php?title=48-NEC
If you get a decode whose protocol name is simply "48-NEC" that indicates the learned signal is not complete
I know i have ...

I've posted the learned signals here:

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=26866

There's other stuff that just happened to be on the remote, but the important thing is the Learned Signals tab.

As you can see, RMIR is unable to decode the 4 signals. There are IRP values ...

I've been using RMIR with Linux for many years. I have a URC3661 which works through the usual 6-pin connector. I don't have to select the device, it just seems to detect it automatically. Making sure that Menu>Remote>Interface is set to Auto-detect.

In order to use the URC-6440 you should read the ...

How do you fix the connector? Also, which JP1 cable are you using?
You have to rearrange the six wires into a 3x2 dupont connector. If yours has 6 single connectors you can glue them into a 3x2 layout. If yours has a 6x1 connector, you can remove the wires and cut through one of the middle ...