Add advanced code (pause) for macro

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olligut
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Add advanced code (pause) for macro

Post by olligut »

Hello, I searched this board about adding the pause code for a macro with the IR programm, but I don't find a easy discription (my english is very bad) at which place I have to insert the code
"Upgrade protocol 0 = 01 FB (S3C80)
00 00 01 E4 03 C2 C6 C0 00 00 0A FE 1A FC 2A FA
AF"

from the pause file and the phantom key in the IR.

I' ve got a URC-8060

Thank you in advance.
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Re: Add advanced code (pause) for macro

Post by Nils_Ekberg »

olligut wrote: at which place I have to insert the code

I am not sure the protocol you have will work in the 8060 so I provided a different one below.

In IR go to the device tab, select ADD device, copy the 3 lines from Upgrade through End here and paste them into the add box.

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Upgrade code 0 = 1C 50 (TV/1104
 FB 00 01			
End


In IR go to the protocol tab, select ADD protocol, copy the 3 lines from Upgrade through End here and paste them into the add box.

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Upgrade protocol 0 = 01 FB (S3C80)
 00 00 01 28 03 F6 2E 73 AF 
End
Now in IR you create a keymove that looks something like this:

TV ; SHIFT-Pause ; PAUSE ; TV ; 1104 ; $64

The $64 is the amount of pause which is a number between 1 and FF and must be entered in hex when you create the keymove.

Then, you insert the button you assigned the pause to into your macro. Remember, if you make the keymove for pause in TV mode you must be in TV mode for the pause to work. You may have to create the pause keymove in each device you plan on using it in.
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Post by olligut »

It works perfect. Thank you very much. I spend hours to find something like that. That was the discription I need. Thanks a lot.
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Post by mr_d_p_gumby »

This might be a good time to point out that the Pause Special Protocol is also available in KM. An example KM file is here.
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Post by Nils_Ekberg »

mr_d_p_gumby wrote:This might be a good time to point out that the Pause Special Protocol is also available in KM. An example KM file is here.
Well, you know me, just a bull in a china shop. I just went with what I had forgetting the generic pause is in KM :oops:
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Post by mr_d_p_gumby »

Nils_Ekberg wrote:Well, you know me, just a bull in a china shop. I just went with what I had forgetting the generic pause is in KM :oops:
Well, none of us tend to leave the china intact around here, anyway, so you are forgiven! :lol:

I posted that mainly for the benefit of others who might happen upon the thread in the future. Also, if you want a pause protocol for a remote with the 6805 processor, it's your only choice at the moment.
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