JP1 Remotes

It is my understanding that to get from Pronto Hex to Neo Hex, you use the Marantz version of NeoEdit, which displays codes in the original Pronto Hex. So you can pase Pronto Hex codes in the editor, save, and read the corresponding Neo Hex in NeoHack. So it sounds like there is a (moderately ...

I solved this problem by using a chemical I use for cleaning interconnects all over my av systems.

In my case I have a couple of 90's vintage Nakamichi remotes that always gave URC remotes a very hard time - even when new. Mostly they'd decode just like your codes above, or occasionally the wrong ...

I have read the thread about going from Neo Hex to EFC. Is it possible to go the other way?

I like to hack around for discretes using the JP1 HTPro, but when it comes to everyday use I prefer the MX-500. No problem, it learns incredibly well. Today I should be getting my first Neo in the mail and I ...

Rob:

I have no problem at home, but at work it is still broken.

My home machine runs Win98 SE. At work I'm on XP 2002 SP1 with IE 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2_gdr.040517-1325. There are firewalls, etc, but they didn't get in the way before...

By the way, I'm a software quality engineer by trade, so I'm ...

I don't have this problem now - but I'm home from work so now I'm on a different machine.

I did a search for "neo" and got the usual matches.

If I click on a topic title, I get:

ERROR
The requested URL could not be retrieved
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While trying to retrieve the URL: NONE://127.0.0.1:8888http://www.hifi-remote.com ...

I just uploaded an excellent upgrade for the Nakamichi Receiver 2. I'll be working on lots more, including a Nakamichi TA-4A.

Though this is my first upgrade, and it is really polished for a V1.0, I think there may be more codes out there I haven't discovered yet, so stay tuned for V2.0!

By the ...

I'd like to get my hands on this - anyone know where I can find one?
Thanks!
Jeff