At the top of the page I see "JP1 Remotes" with FAQ, Search, Memberlist, etc under it.
I click on Search. I'm looking for information on the URC-9910, so I put 9910 in the keyword field, leave all other boxes alone, and click the Search button at the bottom.
Other than the fact that the Keyword field sends you to the google advanced search page, your search results are about what you would expect for a remote as popular as the URC-9910
Model: urc 9910
Interface Type: EEPROM
Extender: Yes there is an extender available
Learning: This remote supports learning
Backlight: This remote is backlit
Modifications: This remote is JP1able out of the box, no modifcations necessary.
Other: This remote can be updated via a WAV file.
Size:9x2 inches
This remote is an RF remote. It will transmit an RF signal to the base station in another room. This base station will emit an IR signal. This remote WILL NOT control RF devices. The RF is just to communicate with its base station.
This remote shares the same layout as the popular 8910. Early versions of this remote also came with the “dreaded donut” navicational wheel.
The set key on this remote is recessed and difficult to push.
The Com/Skip button and FAV buttons have some restrictions.
The DEVICE keys on the 8910/9910 can have macros even without an extender.
The remote has a modem glued to the board. This modem can be used to add upgrades, or re-image the entire EEPROM area. So these remotes can be extended with the JP1 tools. As these remotes age, the glue often fails and the remote will rattle and eventually the itty bitty wires will break causing the modem to fail.
Remember to provide feedback to let us know how the problem was solved and share your upgrades.
Tip: When creating an upgrade, always include ALL functions from the oem remote, even if you never plan on assigning them to a button. Complete function lists makes an upgrade more helpful to others.
A few years ago, Rob changed the way the board works. The box that you typed into is labeled Search for Author. Searching for topics and keywords must be done through Google.
Thanks. Tunnel vision again - I missed the Authors label in the left margin.
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