Runco LS-1 Projector codes

[BigDLondon]

1. Device:Runco LS-1 Projector
2. Type of device:Projector
3. Year:2013
4. JP1/UEI Remote model:URC 8910
5. Do you have a JP1 cable?yes
6. Still have original remote?yes
7. Checked the file section?yes
8. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)?yes
9. Partially working setup code?No
10. Learning remote question?I've learned buttons but they're not working.
11. Have you tried the JP1 Lookup Tool?yes
Here's the link http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=11690
Thanks

[3FG]

These are all perfectly learned signals NEC1 device 6

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Function dev OBC
Menu	6		1
Guide  6		9
Up     6		26
Left   6		29
Right  6		31
Down   6		24
Select 6		23
Info   6		21
Exit   6		157

Have you converted these into an upgrade? Are they masked by keymoves or macros? The learns themselves are not the problem.
The signals in your IR file were learned into a 2104. Were the learns from the OEM remote or from your 8910?

[BigDLondon]

I've learned these codes from my Runco remote. I tried entering them into mapmaster than uploading them to my 8910 remote.No response from PJ

[3FG]

OK, post your IR file for the 8910 to the Diagnosis area of the File Section. We'll probably be able to see where things have gone wrong.

[BigDLondon]

Here's the IR for the Runco LS-1 upgrade.On my 8910

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=11691

[3FG]

In your device upgrade, the device is 6, but the subdevice is also shown as 6. The NEC protocol has evolved over time. Originally the subdevice was by definition the binary complement of the device. Later, companies started making the the subdevice completely independent of the device number. By convention, if a NEC IR protocol is listed with a device number and no subdevice number, it is the original type. That's the case with your Runco.

So in RM, either leave the subdevice field blank, or fill it with 255-6 = 249.

[BigDLondon]

Thanks that worked.Only wished the Runco used the power button for on and off instead of separate buttons.