JP1 Remotes

Thank you. My biggest problems right now are with the TiVo, a Roamio model.

I'm using a Nevo C2 remote and loving it. Recently I've noticed double-actions when pressing buttons. In some JP1 remotes (extenders?) I've seen the ability to configure repeat or hold times for the buttons, and I'm hoping that there is such a thing for this remote, but I haven't been able to find ...

If I create a macro and assign it to a soft button, it works as expected. The name of the macro displays on the soft button. If I rename the macro, the soft button keeps the original name. If I delete the macro and re-create it with a new name, then the soft button gets this new name.

I have 13 activities set up in RM. When I upload this data to the remote, only the first twelve show. Is this expected?

If I load this configuration into the ez-rc site, it says "You currently have 13 Activities set up. You can select Add, Modify or Delete Activities below.", but the "add" button ...

Interesting! No I didn't quite get that at first. I'm switching to RCA remotes with a new USB cable for 1.x soon; I might rebuild them from scratch with a scheme like that. Thanks again.

Thanks for all the input.

As of right now, I'm not under memory pressure, and being able to remember that "Shift-X sets input to the X" is a lot easier than "L1 sets input to the X", times a bunch across the receiver and TV's inputs. Makes working with the macros and what not easier. If I get to ...

> Okay if you had said, "I can't use learns with an extender"

Sorry, thought that was a given.

> What a poor excuse for not using learning

What that statement means is that I can't learn into _that_ configuration. I did indeed reset to default and do learning to discover the fact that the code I wanted was 92+192 (none of the master lists I've found so fare are new enough to have the "BD ...

I'm trying to set up my Pioneer receiver. I learned some codes and spent a while getting _most_ of it working. I uploaded both the learned data and my full config: http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=10007

I figured 2dev makes sense, because I see usually one, sometimes ...

Thanks! Looks like the RCA is the best option for me.

I picked up a pair of URC-8910's here a few years ago, and built my own (parallel) cable. I love them. But one has developed a serious rattle (something, the mic for phone upgrades I think, is loose in there) and I no longer have a working computer with a parallel port.

So I'm looking to get a new ...

vickyg2003 wrote:Somewhere in all of this you need to have a DEV_AUX;phantom1 or a DEV_CD;Phantom1 .....

*facepalm* Of course! Thanks, it's been just a little bit too long since I had to tweak my remotes. Works perfect.

I've had a pair of 8910's for a few years now. I've even created devices (to easily add lots of functions not in the standard device setting) before. I just got a new air conditioner with a remote.

First, I learned all its (eight) buttons. Created a new device with keymap master ("home automation ...

Thanks for the suggestions. I've been playing with the combiner protocol. It's not quite perfect yet but it's definitely better.

I've got a 8910, with extender installed. The readme for the extender has a section titled "fast macros" which says "I reduced both the hold time and the delay time for commands in a macro."

Long story short: keys in macros are not recognized by my DVD player. If I keep pressing the button, it will ...