Make URC-3440 compatible

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Madivi
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Make URC-3440 compatible

Post by Madivi »

Hi all

I recently bought an OFA 3440 which I need to upgrade codes to, in order to have it work with
a Durabrand DVD-Player.

I found the following post covering my subject.
While it sounds easy I guess I'd still neeed to know
- layout of circuitry (where to put the EEPROM)
- capacitor for tensions around 24 V ok?
- I couldn't find the RDF mentioned below
- where do the wires have to go?

I already opened the remote, but found no EEPROM socket, is it soldered right in?

What are the limitations of making a not learnable remote JP1 compliant?

Thanks for your advice in advance

Marco


....excerpt from post 'Help URC-3440'......

It has holes for JP1 header and pads for EEPROM.
Modification requires JP1 header, EEPROM 24C16 (or 24C08), J6, J7, J8 wires and capacitor C11 (0.1uF).

It uses new style keymoves like URC-6131, has no macro support, recognizes only first 1K of 24C16.

RDF is here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jp1/files ... l%204).rdf
Rob please can you check DigitMaps section and approve or change indexes 160 and 161.

EEPROM images (virgin and with sample upgrades) are here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jp1/files ... c-3440.zip[/quote]
damir
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Re: Make URC-3440 compatible

Post by damir »

While it sounds easy I guess I'd still neeed to know
- layout of circuitry (where to put the EEPROM)
EEPROM goes to spot marked U2

Image
- capacitor for tensions around 24 V ok?
Irrelevant, it is ceramic capacitor, not electrolytic and highest voltage in this remote is 3V.
- I couldn't find the RDF mentioned below
RDF is with other RDF files in RDF pack
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3784
- where do the wires have to go?
Image
I already opened the remote, but found no EEPROM socket, is it soldered right in?
Yes, look at first picture.
Madivi
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Post by Madivi »

Hi Damir

Thank you for your very quick reply.
The pictures clarify it to me.
So I'll rush out for the EEPROM and have I try this weekend.

With best regards

Marco
bojtoo
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Pictures

Post by bojtoo »

Good job Damir !!
Thank you very much !!!

i m done and it works !!! :)
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