JP1 Remotes

Now Input Select stopped working. This skinny menu, is in the upper left hand corner. Turns out that if you have the picture zoomed, or wide zoomed, it moves the TV's own menu off the screen!!!! I've never seen that before! So now we have to deal with the zoom level to do an input select. I'm ...

...That makes it a lot more attractive. It looks to have a nice layout and 12 devices should cover me nicely. On the other hand, I don't know how excited I am to going back to having to remember which key I programmed where on a bunch of overloaded buttons..." Me too :)
Insignia 67100/Intest-422 ...

- or something with a lovely new extender and nice buttons, OARUSB04G?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HNIHM5S/
Having recently lost my AR version of the Nevo C2, it looks like I'm in the market for a new remote so I came to the forum looking for pointers. While the Nevo C2 certainly looks like the ...

- or something with a lovely new extender and nice buttons, OARUSB04G?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HNIHM5S/
Having recently lost my AR version of the Nevo C2, it looks like I'm in the market for a new remote so I came to the forum looking for pointers. While the Nevo C2 certainly looks like the ...

I've retired my ReplayTVs
I hate to hear that, for me I'm just getting back into them. The DNNA closedown forced me to finally install WiRNS so I could keep getting the channel guide so now I'm archiving all my shows on my WiRNS pc so I can share them via IVS and I'm getting lots of shows sent to ...

- or something with a lovely new extender and nice buttons, OARUSB04G?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HNIHM5S/
Having recently lost my AR version of the Nevo C2, it looks like I'm in the market for a new remote so I came to the forum looking for pointers. While the Nevo C2 certainly looks like the ...

I finally got all of my upgrades made and now I would like to add some activities but, frankly, I don't understand the activities tab of RMIR at all. Power Macro? Picture, Sound and Power Assist? Button Groups? What are all of these things? How would I use them? Why would I use them? I tried looking ...

Les, you really cannot build a new remote image for the ARRX15G in RMIR. For the XSight remotes, you MUST use the remote itself to add new devices. You can then download your setup into RMIR and manipulate it, but you must start from the remote itself.

Indeed, there are very few remotes for which ...

3FG wrote:RMIR is up to version 24g. Please download Alpha 24g and use it. You may be encountering an already solved situation.

I will try that. Thanks.

- Les

I have been slowly adding upgrades to my ARRX15G remote but in the middle of one of them, things got weird. I was trying to change the device list in rmir (e.g. change the order of the devices, delete devices in the list, etc.) and all sorts of strange things started happening -- I wound up with ...

The information is in column D. For example Input BD is listed as using Remote Control Code A55C+A5C0. These number are in hexadecimal format, and RMIR wants decimal format. You can use a calculator to convert-- e.g the Windows calculator in Accessories set to Programmer View. A5 is the device ...

I find it easier to use the manufacturer's code documents than to learn the signals from a remote. If you don't mind converting from hexadecimal notation to decimal notation, you can get the device numbers and OBCs from the spreadsheet on this Pioneer page .
At least it should allow you to be ...

Les,
The learns labeled "multiple" are fine. For many functions, Pioneer uses a sequence of two IR signals with different OBCs, and there isn't room in the RMIR table to display both. Click on the word "multiple" to see both signals. For example, line 27 HDMI, shows device 165, with a first OBC of ...

I recently purchased an XSight remote (ARRX15G) and have been attempting to build device upgrades for my equipment using it. For my Pioneer VSX-1120-K receiver, the device definition I got from the remote (or the EZ-RC site -- I don't remember which) had very little functionality and a lot of it ...

Yeah, now that I found the original upgrade file, I see something a bit unusual. Not in the protocol itself, but in how the commands were entered.

The protocol uses 3-byte commands, which is fine. For Manual Settings, 3-byte commands are normally entered as hex directly in the EFC (or OBC) column ...