RS 15-100 (Fubar?) Constantly Blinking LED
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RS 15-100 (Fubar?) Constantly Blinking LED
Ok so i have a rs15-100 that was working great. I tried making a small change to the ir for it i attempted uploading to the remote, I kept getting a blink followed by a very brief blink (about a second later) then two blinks (about 1 second later). Then IR would report that it couldn't open the JP1.X interface.
I tried over and over again with the same result however the remote didn't loose its config. So i figured it was likely to be a problem with the jp1 pins that i installed. so i went ahead and and started testing the pins, and everything checked out continuity wise. So i tried it again (this time with the remote mostly disassembled. Still no change in IR behavior. So i tested it again to the jp1 pins holes on the top of the board (i did however forget to remove the batteries) continuity checked out again. I went to try it again, but now i am getting 2 blinking leds followed by a second then repeats. (blink-blink .... blink-blink ..... blink-blink .... blink-blink etc) I'm guessing that i'm sol (my stupid mistake.) I tried leaving the batteries out for about 5 minutes but still the same blink-blink. I don't know what to do next (how do i MFR reset.)
Does anyone have any advice?
-Dylan
I tried over and over again with the same result however the remote didn't loose its config. So i figured it was likely to be a problem with the jp1 pins that i installed. so i went ahead and and started testing the pins, and everything checked out continuity wise. So i tried it again (this time with the remote mostly disassembled. Still no change in IR behavior. So i tested it again to the jp1 pins holes on the top of the board (i did however forget to remove the batteries) continuity checked out again. I went to try it again, but now i am getting 2 blinking leds followed by a second then repeats. (blink-blink .... blink-blink ..... blink-blink .... blink-blink etc) I'm guessing that i'm sol (my stupid mistake.) I tried leaving the batteries out for about 5 minutes but still the same blink-blink. I don't know what to do next (how do i MFR reset.)
Does anyone have any advice?
-Dylan
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vickyg2003
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It sounds like you are in a low voltage test loop. Try new batteries.
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Re: RS 15-100 (Fubar?) Constantly Blinking LED
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4057dinomight wrote:I don't know what to do next (how do i MFR reset.)
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The continuous blinking could have been low voltage. that's what my remote did. Also some remotes have a flaw in the programming and if you input a setup code that isn't in the remote, they remote does the initial test, but doesnt do a reset so it just keeps blinking because there is an error. Changes were made to the most recent IR and the RDF's to keep this from happening. I don't know if your remote was one of remotes hit by this flaw, but the other one that I know of was an LCD remote like yours.
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Re: RS 15-100 (Fubar?) Constantly Blinking LED
I'll give that a try but i can't get any menu to show up all i see is the blinking leds and the lcd screen has all of the characters lcd segments fully lit, ie i can't see any menu just.The Robman wrote:http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4057dinomight wrote:I don't know what to do next (how do i MFR reset.)
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Dylan, could you post the IR file that you uploaded to the remote?
Also you said the remote kept its config does that mean that you've been able to connect to IR since all the blinking started?
Also you said the remote kept its config does that mean that you've been able to connect to IR since all the blinking started?
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I'll post the IR when i get home.
What i meant was i was trying to upload the new IR file and i kept getting errors about being unable to open the jp1.x interface.
When i would try this i got a blink... shortblink .. blink-blink. I kept getting this error but the config was never wiped.
That is when i started to invistigate the jp1 pin connections which turned out ok. So i tried uploading to the remote again but i was getting the same errors. So i tried to test the pins again but this time i forgot to remove the batteries. It was after testing the pins with the batteries in that i started to get the endlessly blink-blink behavior.
Here is what i tried and their results and in what order
Thanks for the help
What i meant was i was trying to upload the new IR file and i kept getting errors about being unable to open the jp1.x interface.
When i would try this i got a blink... shortblink .. blink-blink. I kept getting this error but the config was never wiped.
That is when i started to invistigate the jp1 pin connections which turned out ok. So i tried uploading to the remote again but i was getting the same errors. So i tried to test the pins again but this time i forgot to remove the batteries. It was after testing the pins with the batteries in that i started to get the endlessly blink-blink behavior.
Here is what i tried and their results and in what order
- 1. upload
- a. unable to open jp1.x interface
b. remote still working with previously set config.
- a. unable to open jp1.x interface
b. remote still working with previously set config.
- a. unable to open jp1.x interface
b. remote still working with previously set config.
- a. pins seem fine
- a. unable to open jp1.x interface
b. remote still working with previously set config.
- a. remote endlessly blinking twice
b. lcd is all lit (every segment lit) Just like it looks after uploading
c. Remote unresponsive
- a. remote endlessly blinking twice
b. unable to open jp1.x interface
c. lcd is all lit (every segment lit) Just like it looks after uploading
d. Remote unresponsive
- a. pins seem fine
- a. remote endlessly blinking twice
b. unable to open jp1.x interface
c. remote still unresponsive
- a. can't figure out how. With the lcd still lit no menu's are accessible.
- a. unable to open jp1.x interface
Thanks for the help
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You should have mentioned the extender in your first post.
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You're right i just figured that this appears to be a hardware issue. I should probably just put in all of the information. More information just incase it matters.
- Using a USB jp1.x cable(http://www.diygadget.com/jp1-1-1-1-2-1- ... motes.html)
Tried windows7(x64) and windows xp and windows server 2003.
IR worked on all of these systems prior to the first step.
Using IR8,
Tried the pins aligned both ways (since i can never remember which pin is pin 5 on the cable.)
Tried new batteries.
Tried leaving batteries out overnight.