JP1 Remotes

Opps, one more thing. As you follow the MX 500 instructions for programming a macro, you press the MX 500 key on which you just "learned" the discrete code from the 8811, at the appropriate sequence for the macro you are creating.

Rick:
You may have already figured this out, but here is the way I put discrete codes into my MX 500. After you get a discrete code to work on the OFA 8811, you must program that code to a specific key (L1 or any of the other L's are good choices). Here's the way i did it:
1. I first programmed the ...

Code 112 toggles between AUX and UHF/VHF inputs, and Code 115 just turns off the AUX port, and somehow changes channels in the process. Anway, no cigar on those codes.

But....your suggestion to run an input straight to the other Video terminals on the TV, which do have discrete codes could be just ...

Thanks for the quick reply, Rob, but that's not it. I use the Vid 1 to switch from "normal" TV to a Vid 1 input when I view a DVD or a VCR tape (DVD/VCR signal is routed though my AV receiver, and then out to TV Vid 1 input); I use the TV code you listed to switch back from Vid 1. My TV has various ...

I have a JP1 learning remote (OFA 8811), and also my original remote for my Sony TV (device code 0000). I have found discrete codes for everything I need to program my MX 500 except discrete codes for the ANT A/B switch. On the original remote it is a A/B toggle. This switches between the AUX input ...