JP1 Remotes

I didn't mean to seem snippy, or lame and lazy.

If I had anything to go on I'd be more than happy to find it myself. I don't have a Kameleon to check out. I don't know a part number or mfg for that specific sensor. I have a need for a motion sensor for a different type project that seems to be ...

jherrick wrote:www.mouser.com, www.digikey.com, www.alliedelec.com, www.newark.com and probably more.
Jim

Since your sure they are widely available perhaps you could provide a part number or something?

I'm trying to find where I can buy the motion sensor in the Kameleon. Any assistance appreciated.

If you cared about supporting the range of o/s, which I don't (but I know you do look at it from that perspective Mark), ram-drive drivers would be an issue. I use Lexmark usb drives at work, and on xp I've never needed drivers, just plug em in and go, so I know that at least on xp it's possible to ...

Why?

To hold the Delcom drivers of course

It occurs to me that a very cool feature would be to have a ram drive built into the JP1 USB interface. Any of you hardware gurus know if that is even remotely feasible?

Opps..

fixed now

Thanks Rob

I created a new km file for the Daewoo CTS2090. All the functions were learned from the OEM remote. File here.

If I was you, I'd build a whole new cable based on the new specs to carry in the laptop, and leave the old cable with the pc where it's always worked. Either way I'd avoid trying to desolder the db25 to reuse it. The cost of a db25 is way less than the time, effort, and frustation of a cable that ...

Perhaps it should be noted in FAQ or similar incase others are as stupid as me and fail to translate "pads" into "IC MUST be added".

Don't be so hard on yourself. Highly technical people often make the mistake of assuming a certain thing is "intuitively obvious to the casual observer". :lol:

I ...

Nils_Ekberg wrote:Yes, I believe you mean version 2 by the way. I looks like David retains the registers that were set with the last upload.

DOH!

yes, ext2

BTW; would that be considered a "bug" or just the way it is?

Thanks Nils

Is it normal behavior for the clock to reset to the last time of an IR u/l if you reset the remote and have to restart the extender?

Dan,
You should change the function names to coincide with the button names on the oem remote. Also, you have to actually have the function named in order for the function to be available to be assigned on the button sheet.

For the 2116 CBL has the most keys (which is why I program all of my upgrade codes, even TV, DVD, Audio, etc, to be on "CBL" mode rather than the more logical mode...so that I will have more available buttons to program to); but even CBL omits fav/scan.


When you do this the LCD display reports ...

The fact that the interface test failed is not conclusive that it won't work. You should try to d/l and see if it works. You could dink with the transmission delay if it doesn't.