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shameer
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| 3FG wrote: | | It's much better to have RTS, especially for JP1.4 and newer remotes. However, for JP2 remotes-- which use the MAXQ microprocessors--it seems that a FTDI chipset is necessary. The 7960 is a JP1.4, so just about any RS-232 adapter will work if it can send RTS. |
Thanks for the reply. I ordered the red coloured PCB. It seems to have an RTS pin. I will post after I make the interface.Hope it will work. |
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shameer
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| Posted: Sat May 16, 2015 6:27 am Post subject: |
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It is working! Now I will try to learn the RMIR software  |
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Zhuk
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| Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 1:26 pm Post subject: CP2104 |
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Hi there!
I've just tested my 7140 with CP2104 USB-UART module. It works with RMIR! |
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ddp_JP1
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| Is there any way to use the FTDI cable to communicate with a JP1.1 remote? (Like hooking up the connectors differently?) I recently obtained a Comcast 1057BG0 and would like to program it. I have cables for JP1 and JP1.3/4 (FTDI) but not JP1.1. Thanks. |
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