I have the JP1.x to JP1 adapter bought from Diygadget connected via my JP1.2 cable to pc serial connector.
Reading forum posts I see that I require jp12serial.dll bundled in jp12serial016.zip. This is from 2010. I have the latest Rmir installed do I still have swap the dlls in order for my remote to be found or is there another problem?
Tested it with jp1xtest and remote was found see
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=14182
With rmir however remote is not found
All above was carried out without replacing the dll
Rmir remote not found Urc-8910b02
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What version of RMIR exactly?
Can you post a link to the JP1.2 cable you have? If you built it, can you post a link to the schematic?
My only guess at this point is maybe the JP1 adapter is designed for JP1.2/3 and not JP1.1/2. Need to figure out which version of JP1.2 you actually have.
Do you have a JP1.3 cable you could try?
Can you post a link to the JP1.2 cable you have? If you built it, can you post a link to the schematic?
My only guess at this point is maybe the JP1 adapter is designed for JP1.2/3 and not JP1.1/2. Need to figure out which version of JP1.2 you actually have.
Do you have a JP1.3 cable you could try?
Thanx for reply
The cable works fine with j1.3 remotes which I have rcrp05br and Atlas 1056b01
The adapter is installed as per instructions from DYIGADGET.
One question regarding 8910b02 --I assumed pin #1 is the pin next to label JP1 on pcb board--looking at remote from rear side with 6 pin connector below battery compartment I assumed pin#1 to be the right top pin. Am I correct?
The cable works fine with j1.3 remotes which I have rcrp05br and Atlas 1056b01
The adapter is installed as per instructions from DYIGADGET.
One question regarding 8910b02 --I assumed pin #1 is the pin next to label JP1 on pcb board--looking at remote from rear side with 6 pin connector below battery compartment I assumed pin#1 to be the right top pin. Am I correct?
I don't own a 8910, but at least some JP1 remotes have white outline around the 6 pins and one corner of the white outline is beveled. The unusual corner is adjacent to pin 1. I don't know if an incorrect rotation would cause damage or not.
Also, it occurs to me that you might be using JP1xtest with a very old version of JP12Serial. Support for the adapter was added in version 0.15. Perhaps using an older version may provide an invalid response.
Also, it occurs to me that you might be using JP1xtest with a very old version of JP12Serial. Support for the adapter was added in version 0.15. Perhaps using an older version may provide an invalid response.