JP1 Remotes

I like the size, weight and control of my iPod mini. Could not this type of control be designed into a URC with some of the features listed in this thread? It sure could be a simple looking/clean and small device. However, like most things in life, I'm sure there would be a compromise somewhere ...

Thanks for the info. Cable it is.

My URC 9910 can be upgraded via telephone, so I'm assuming that it has a built in modem or receiver of some kind and software that translates these audio signals into codes somewhere in the EEPROM. Thus, can one use JP1 to configure a remote and then upload this configuration to the remote using the ...

MaskedMan wrote:A power macro is exactly that a, strictly power commands. And only those that preset via built-in setup codes.

Just FYI the 9910 doesn't have the master power macro option as some of the other remotes do.

The manual may disagree with you but what you described is really what happens. So somehwere in the deep dark recesses of your biological EEPROM you probably read about it somewhere I'm going to try UE tech support one more time. Maybe I'll get a different answer.

A Macro on the POWER key (if applicable) will carry over to the Home Theater mode But what seems to happen is what Isn't the 9910 one of the models in which HT mode totally disables the power button so no action of any kind can be triggered by pressing power in HT mode, regardless of what is ...

Hello,

I'm trying to determine if this can be done a) without getting into JP1 or b) can it be done using JP1

I got this remote to control my outdoor sound system. It has a nice feature called Home Theater mode ( I don't know how many other oFA remotes have this feature) where you can , for ...