JP1 Remotes

Just to let everyone know there is now a working URC-6690 RDF, Image, and Map file posted in the file section

Thanks!! I'll give this a try tomorrow and get back to via PM

If I got a copy of Code Warrior could I use the JP1.x to download the flash, would that help anyone?

I've sent this remote to OneforAll and they've "upgraded" it with new codes, could we compare a before and after image to help create the RDF for this remote?

Just let me know what I can do to help ...

I've made a 1.x cable and it looks like I can successfully connect to this remote but IR tells me that there's no RDF for a 10361036 signature.

Does anyone have this RDF created or can you help create an RDF for this remote. It's the Kameleon Hybrid. I can upload the IR file I create from a raw ...

I was wondering if the Dish Netwrk remote controls were actually just another model from One For All? I'd like to use my exisitng new Dish Network remote and program the AUX for a second receiver that has a different address.

I've read how to do this with a OFA remote but since I already have the ...

Thanks!!

I saw at one time an excel sheet with all the remotes and what features they have (JP1 connector, ...). Is there an updated list somewhere that I'm missing?

Thanks,
George

What I really want to do is redefine the buttons with new codes for my equipment. I'm not clear if you can change the code definitions and have it permanently stored without adding the EEPROM.

Maybe a better, more specific, question is "What permanent chages can be made when there is no EEPROM ...

Hello:

I'm a little unclear whether you always need to have an EEPROM in order to change codes. For instance the URC-6011 does not have a JP1 connector nor an EEPROM. Is it possible to redefine what the keys are used for and still have the remote remember these changes or is EVERYTHING that we do ...

i have to say that this is the faster forum responses i have ever seen! all of the codes are between 0-63

i'll take a closer look at the way to enter RC5 codes and see if i can get the answer. the problem i have is that the product is in europe and i am in california so i cannot easily test code ...

I have a product which uses RC5 communication. This forum has been great to help me create a working remote to communicate to it using a Kameleon. Thanks to everyone who has helped!!!

This product has some codes which use a RC5 address of 4 and then some additional commands which use RC5 address of ...

alright, thanks for the information!!

i'm going to post my IR file for you to look at because the range should have been 02F4-0323 which is what I entered into IRToWAV. perhaps IRToWAV has a minor bug or I missed that I needed to add 1 byte to the end address.

OK, I'll go back and look at the original code, perhaps I put an end address in that was 1 byte too soon

the 87C405 chip is a Toshiba microcontroller and would be the brains of the cable box. since the box powers up and changes channels then the MCU (microcontroller) is working fine as this is it's job.

the video output is going to come from the tuner which is a metal rectangular box usually standing ...