Well, I can't definitively state what's up, but when I try to open your file, I get a fixed data conflict, indicating that you still have an RDF problem. (I do NOT get that fixed data conflict when I open it it RMIR, however)
Further, your CBL device macro is weird - not like you described:
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# Target Key Macro Keys Note
1 CBL T_CBL;DeActivate;Phantom10;Phantom9;V_CBL Custom macro for CABLE button
2 TV T_TV;O_CBL;M_CBL;P_CBL;V_TV Default Macro for TV button
3 DVD T_DVD;O_TV;M_TV;P_TV;V_DVD Default macro for DVD button
4 AUD T_AUD;O_DVD;M_DVD;P_DVD;V_AUD Default macro for AUD button
5 VCR T_VCR;O_AUD;M_AUD;P_AUD;V_VCR Default macro for AUX button
With nothing assigned to the DeActivate button (except in TV mode), and Phantoms 9 and 10 (no keymove is evident) that macro would not be expected to function properly.
Hard to tell what you may have done to get there.
Also, why do you have all of those Device Upgrades in there?! Holy cow they're eating up a lot of memory (although in principle that should not be causing your problems I as a general rule delete all unnecessary upgrades from my memory - you have them saved in your initial download, right?)
In particular, the TV/2202 upgrade calls on Protocol 01F9. This is the same protocol ID used by the LDKP Special protocol. Perhaps there is some weird interaction between that upgrade (even though you're not using it) and the protocol upgrade.