JP1 Remotes

As John mentioned, soldering in the 6-pin header requires a little bit of extra care and attention. Personally, I but a blob of hot glue to buffer the 6-pin to prevent it from punching through to the keypad. Extra details are here:

http://www.hifi-remote.com/jp1/RCU810/
Thanks! That's very ...

I hope you realized that the 6131's need an eeprom as well as a header. I assume you'd have no trouble soldering those either, if you have the eeproms to solder.

I didn't--but now see I need a 24C16 chip. I've found the procedure for adding that here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jp1/files ...

Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. In particular:

As you're a PVR user, I would recommend the URC-6131 "PVR" remote for you, but you would need the modified version in order to program it with JP1. If you're handy with a soldering iron, you could modify it yourself (by soldering in a 6-pin ...

Greetings!

My name is Bob Faw and I was referred here by a post on the YahooGroups [RCA-PVR] discussion list.

I have the following PVRs:

Panasonic DMR-E85HS and DMR-E95HS (Free 7-day Guide+)
ReplayTV 5504 (Monthly ReplayTV @ Discount)
Panasonic Showstopper HS1000 (Free ReplayTV 2000--Qualifies ...