1. Device: Denon AVR-1513
2. Type of device: A/V Receiver
3. Year: 2012?
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: URC-1060BC3
5. Do you have a JP1 cable? No
6. Still have original remote? No
7. Checked the file section? Yes
8. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)? Yes
9. Partially working setup code? Yes (no left and right arrow in menus)
10. Learning remote question? n/a
11. Have you tried the JP1 Lookup Tool? Yes (remote not listed)
I'm trying to use 994 and EFCs to manually program the buttons, but I'm having pretty hit and miss luck. I'm mostly just trying random remotes and Denon entries from the lookup tool because it doesn't have my remote listed.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Denon AVR-1513 A/V Receiver
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We know the setup codes available in the 1060BC2, although they aren't in the Lookup Tool. I suppose that the BC3 will have the same codes. I recommend that you use Audio 2857, which should have the correct left and right cursors already programmed in. Make sure that you have deleted existing keymoves, because these will be given priority over the built in EFCs.
Denon components use 2 IR protocols, referred to as Denon (or Sharp) and DenonK. 2857 uses a Combo executor and it can shoot both protocols. To get EFCs for 2857 -- in case you want to try functions which aren't already built in-- the easiest primary source for codes is this spreadsheet. Then you'll need to use RemoteMaster to convert this data into EFCs. In RM, select Denon/DenonK as the protocol. For functions taken from the Sharp tab of the spreadsheet, go to the Functions tab in RM, select Type as Sharp, enter the device number (2, 12, or 4, mostly) and the function (OBC number). The rest of the tabs in the spreadsheet use DenonK. Enter the device.subdevice number on the RM Setup tab (4.1 for Main Zone), and the OBC on the functions tab. RM will calculate the EFCs to use with 2857.
Denon components use 2 IR protocols, referred to as Denon (or Sharp) and DenonK. 2857 uses a Combo executor and it can shoot both protocols. To get EFCs for 2857 -- in case you want to try functions which aren't already built in-- the easiest primary source for codes is this spreadsheet. Then you'll need to use RemoteMaster to convert this data into EFCs. In RM, select Denon/DenonK as the protocol. For functions taken from the Sharp tab of the spreadsheet, go to the Functions tab in RM, select Type as Sharp, enter the device number (2, 12, or 4, mostly) and the function (OBC number). The rest of the tabs in the spreadsheet use DenonK. Enter the device.subdevice number on the RM Setup tab (4.1 for Main Zone), and the OBC on the functions tab. RM will calculate the EFCs to use with 2857.
Thanks a bunch for the reply. It seems that code does work, but it an odd manner. From what I can tell there is no enter or back button. To advance in the menu you need to hit the right cursor and then the menu button. The left cursor also doesn't work on the first press. For example, when adjusting speaker volume, to start lowering it, you have to tap the left cursor once before it will start decreasing. Any idea what the issue may be?