JP1 Remotes

[tranx]

vickyg2003

Hi

You kindly posted an upgrade just for a prolonged power toggle, which works very well in a macro

ref. http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14100

In fact with 8 repeats it might be longer than is needed.

Would it be a lot of trouble to do a couple more, perhaps with 3 or 4 repeats instead of 8, or is it too complicated to tell me what I could do myself to modify your original?

Thank you

Chris

[vickyg2003]

We started at 3 repeats, that is where it wouldn't work, so you need at least 4 repeats for the key to be recognized.

Changing the # of repeats isn't that hard, once we know that the protocol works and sends out the right signal.

The second to the last line of the assembly listing is where I set the repeat count to 8. In PB it looks like this

[tranx]

[The Robman]

Are you doing this using RMIR or IR? If you have IR installed, or are willing to install it, it might be easier that way.
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[tranx]

It's RMIR but on second thoughts I think it was no good changing the 8 to 4 on the RMIR screen after pasting back from the clipboard

I will try again tomorrow and come back then, after changing the text somewhere else - I am going to paste the mod instead of relying on an on screen editor that is probably is not present!

[vickyg2003]

[3FG]

I think this is done more easily with an alternate set of instructions.

I assume that Chris already has the RMIR file that he used to upload Vicky's original executor with 8 repeats. Load this RMIR file.
On the Devices tab, click on the 01FF PID next to your upgrade. The Manual Settings window opens.
At the top left, double click next to S3C80, in the field beginning 45 91 32 8B 12 8F 45 08 08 00 DA 00. It will expand to show the entire protocol code
Edit the 08 near the end, so that 0D 08 8D 01 46 is changed to 0D 06 8D 01 46, or some other number of repeats.
Click on the S3C80 to un-expand the protocol code.
Optionally check the (lower left) Protocol Data tab for entry "Count" to ensure that it is set to the new repeat count.
Click OK, save the new RMIR file, and upload.

[tranx]

Thank you both - I managed it with 3FG's instructions using the 'Expand' button in the Protocol Data tab, to check the entry "Count" as in:

[vickyg2003]

[tranx]

Hi Vicky

Yes I had the Hold upgrade in RMIR to call upon and, as I said, it worked so well it was in my updated images too. All good stuff and thank you for the help.

Regards
Chris

[tranx]

Power were not working and skipping Up/Down functions in macros for G20 Tv, and more or less so with different JP1 remotes, but Vicky's Macro Friendly G20 protocol can solve both problems

e.g. Insignia 67100 http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=11355

[lfuzes]

Hi vicky,

I'm wondering if you could help me out creating something similar.
I've an a URC7962 remote with MAXQ612 processor. I was able to find discrete power on EFC code for my Panasonic TV. It is working when holding down the button, but not in macro even sending multiple times from the macro.
Unfortunatelly I couldn't create a modified protocol to repeat the button multiple times in RMIR. I've tried to modify an existing protocol and set the hold count, but I couldn't save it. For MAXQ610 processor all the buttons are inactive.

Thanks in advance.
lfuzes

[3FG]

I assume that you'll want to have two Panasonic upgrades--one with the normal Panasonic executor, and another with a custom executor which repeats. This second upgrade would only have one assigned button: Power. One way to make the second upgrade is to Click New on the Devices tab, and choose the Panasonic protocol. Enter device 128 and click OK. On the devices tab you should have an upgrade with PID 00 C9* Custom Panasonic. Double Click one of those fields and the Manual Settings window should open.

At the top left, double click next to MAXQ610, in the field beginning 34 6D 51. It will expand to show the entire protocol code, which should look like:

[lfuzes]

Thanks for the help! It is working perfectly