JP1 Remotes

1. Device: TX-NR807
2. Type of device: A/V Receiver
3. Year: 2009
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: URC-6131n
5. Do you have a JP1 cable? Yes
6. Still have original remote? Yes
7. Checked the file section? Yes
8. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)? Yes
9. Partially working setup code? Yes
10. Learning ...

I compiled an ultimate guide for 6131n mod. From opening to soldering to testing.
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=6649

I was never successful in using power button upgrade that Robman crated for us. Thanks to Robman and jhonsfire for helping.

The final solution I resorted was to install a USB-UIRT into my HTPC and not use built-in IR receiver. The $50 investment helps me create a HTPC that acts like a standalone AV ...

I have a dumb question. Which program do I use to open this file? I think PB means protocol builder. WHere do I learn more about protocol builder so that I can create device upgrade after I make any chnages. I have premitive knowledge about firmware programming but I will learn more.

Thanks,
pjigar

You can!! If you open the case and look behind the VFD face plate, there is space on both side of VFD. I put my IR eye (home made) on the right side of VFD (Case facing forward) i.e. near CD-ROM bay. If you use flashlight and look, their IR eye is also on that side. If you don't have enough space ...

Oh, forgot to mention. If you decide to go with option# 2 then WinLIRC will need configuration file for your remote. For us, JP1 people, it could be any remote for which JP1 upgrade is available. WinLIRC has built-in "Learn" feature that can create configuration file for your "remote" but it is very ...

Thanks Robman for creating the upgrade. Please post the upgrade when you get a chance. I can try it out.

hansdegit, please read my latest post on http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=34838 .
Posted: Mon Sep 26, 2005 12:56 pm

What I am saying in this post is: "power" button IR signal ...

I think hansdigit has no idea about lirce config file. But I bet he has a IR receiver and iMon-PAD remote that uses the new remote.

handsdigit, Does your remote look like this? If yes then you are using the newer (mysterious!) protocol.

The reason I keep repeating that I need upgrade ONLY for a power button is two fold:

1. The power button is interpreted in two "modes/states".
a. When HTPC if off: It is decoded by a hardware IR module(Which is always powered) that can decode this IR signal and interpret it so that HTPC will be ...

Thanks, Robman for looking at the IR file. I also realized that the protocol is really messed up when I looked at learned signal in IR.exe. I tried to look at several buttons' learned signal and tried to find "repeating pattern" but no luck. The only pattern I could pin-point was that a pattern that ...

I know that extenders remove "learned keys" section to free up the memory. I have this one weird remote called iMon-PAD that came with my HTPC. The neat thing with this HTPC is that it can be turned on using remote.

But the bad thing is that this iMon-PAD remote uses some propritary protocol that ...

One note of reminder: This iMon-PAD remote has two categories of buttons:
1. Mouse pad buttons
2. Rest of the buttons

Mouse pads buttons are very hard to decode, apprently they have so many positions in that one pad, so you end up with ten's of different signals from pad.

Also to refresh the ...

Thanks johnsfine!!

Well I can use the learned signal but I am using extender!! So extender will not allow me to learn signal. Is there any way to create "learned key" section in the extender? If not then I have to create a one button (power) upgrade and use a key move to use that functions.

So ...

By the way, I have tried using LIRC for Linux, as promissed. I have used "irrecord" program of LIRC to "learn" the buttons of iMon-PAD but irrecord fails miserably! I can't learn anything from this remote. So that path is closed for me now.

hansdegit has uploaded the learned IR files. Pleeease, Can any expert look at them?

I am specifically interested in just making and upgrade just containing a power button. My HTPC case can be powered on using this iMon-PAD remote. For all other functions of HTPC I have already resorted to "home ...