JP1 Remotes

xgamer123 · Joined: 12 Dec 2003 Posts: 48

Hi m8s,

I'm really new at here. I've downloaded tons of JP1 files. I have some problems need help.

1.I have many remote controllers of H-Fi, VCR, TV, DVD, LD, Cable Box. I can't find any model that same as guys talking about. Just only General Instrument universal remote XRC110 has 3 pin female socket under battery. So, can I use it or other remote control? If the answer is no, what all-in-1 model that can R/W through JP1 in walmart?
2.When I open keymap master, I have toolpag macro error that seems not compatible with office XP. Where and what driver I should download for it?

TIA

johnsfine · Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2003 5:10 pm Post subject:

The One for all 8 model 8810w is just under $20 at Walmart. But most Walmart stores are quite inconsistent about stocking it.

At the two Walmart stores I shop in regularly the 8810w has gone in and out of stock many times, but mostly out. It is quite hard to understand. If they stocked a few and then took weeks to sell them (because even at $20 they're still much higher price than the similar looking remotes around them) you could understand that they would wait a while before restocking. But they seem to get in about a dozen and sell them in about a week and wait a month or two before restocking. I haven't noticed any other products where Walmart acts that way.

Mark Pierson

The Robman · Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2003 5:31 pm Post subject:

As a general rule of thumb, if the remote isn't a "One For All" or "Radio Shack" branded remote, the chances are very good that it's NOT a JP1 remote.

However, the company that actually designs the OFA and RS remotes (UEI) actually does the remotes for several cable companies and a few other OEMs, so it's always worth opening up the battery compartment to see if the magical 6-pin connector is in there.

Another clue to look for (for spotting UEI remotes) is the setup codes listed in the manual. Compare them to regular OFA or RS setup codes, if they all appear to be offset from the UEI codes by the same amount, then it's probably a UEI remote. If the remote doesn't have a 6-pin and you want to know if it can be hacked, open it up and see if there's an EEPROM anywhere on the PCB, if there is we can probably design a hack for it.
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mr_d_p_gumby · Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2003 8:46 pm Post subject:

xgamer123 · Joined: 12 Dec 2003 Posts: 48

Ah ha, now I got it all. Thanks for all of you guys. You make very clearly explanation for me. Now I can aim my focus on new remote controller. I don't want to waste time for those old stuff.

I checked Excel's tool - it's not install yet, I do it later.

Thanks again.