JP1 Remotes

You could likely solve your problem with a good UPS of "type 5" or better.

Type 5 means the UPS will shield your equipment from 5 forms of power problems including brownout. Most consumer UPS's are inexpensive Type-3.

This webpage explains UPS differences better than I can:
http://www.et-sales ...

I have an inexpensive "Prima" brand television that uses TV-0026. Candle, Citizen, and Goldstar also sometimes use this device code. Durabrand could be of the same pedigree.

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

Good Luck

My upgrade space seems ample. It’s the macro/keymove space that has run out, though I expect switching to the 15-1994 extender-5 will provide enough keymove memory.

I am very happy to use the protocol that you’ve posted supporting 256 subdevices. If you make another protocol specific to subdevice 0 ...

The upgrade protocol works! Thank you very much.

I successfully entered some other hex commands by replacing pairs of zeros in the protocol upgrade posted above.

I will use keymoves to add some of these functions into my RC5/5x combo device definition. I’ll later try the protocol with 15-1994 ...

I'm creating a device upgrade for Marantz SR-5300 Receiver using keymaster and protocol RC-5/5x combo. My starting point is the Marantz SR-7200 Receiver file from the JP1 Yahoo group. My remote is the 15-1994.

My difficulty is accessing RC5x commands when the OBC > 64.

For example, I used ccf2efc ...