Successfully using the Denon Combo (00 47) Protocol for most functions, just can't find the code for the "Return" button which is key for navigating the OCD.
1. Device: Denon AVR-1611
2. Type of device: AV Receiver
3. Year: 2010
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: Atlas OCAP URC-1056 (with extender)
5. Do you have a JP1 cable? Yes JP 1.3
6. Still have original remote? Yes
7. Checked the file section? Yes ... Found in Denon 3808CI Denon-K Extensions (KM), but it uses a custom protocol and I can't figure out how to convert.
8. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)? Yes
9. Partially working setup code? Yes everything but "Return"
10. Learning remote question? Yes
11. Have you tried the JP1 Lookup Tool? Yes
Any help would be appreciated.
Denon "Return" code
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Re: Denon "Return" code
Are you using a built in setup code? If so which setup codeTheGMan wrote: 9. Partially working setup code? Yes everything but "Return"
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He's using the KM file that he linked to.
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Consider using this upgrade.
Note the function labeled "Channel Select / Enter" with device 2, OBC 224. I checked this against the Denon documentation for the 1611, and that is the correct info.
If you get the pdf, you can convert into device and OBC using the method in post #8 of this thread.
Note the function labeled "Channel Select / Enter" with device 2, OBC 224. I checked this against the Denon documentation for the 1611, and that is the correct info.
If you get the pdf, you can convert into device and OBC using the method in post #8 of this thread.
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When looking for this, I chose the Denon AVR-1911 because the model number looked like a good choice for an AVR-1611. It had two functions that looked promising especially since it uses the Denon Combo that the G-Man said he was using successfully
On Screen Display = Device 2 OBC 223
OSD Enter = Device 2, OBC 224
Of course then I got back here and see I was looking for an OCD Return, instead of an OSD Enter, so I didn't think I was right, but now Dave came up with the same thing so maybe we've found it.
On Screen Display = Device 2 OBC 223
OSD Enter = Device 2, OBC 224
Of course then I got back here and see I was looking for an OCD Return, instead of an OSD Enter, so I didn't think I was right, but now Dave came up with the same thing so maybe we've found it.
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Tip: When creating an upgrade, always include ALL functions from the oem remote, even if you never plan on assigning them to a button. Complete function lists makes an upgrade more helpful to others.
Tip: When creating an upgrade, always include ALL functions from the oem remote, even if you never plan on assigning them to a button. Complete function lists makes an upgrade more helpful to others.
No, I confused Enter and Return. Enter is OBC 224, but Return is in a different format.
We can see from the above pdf that Return is sent using the Kaseikyo format rather than the Sharp format. I don't have time to look at this now, but we need to take that into account. Specifically, Return will need to be sent using the Denon-K rather than Denon-Sharp format. A quick look (and therefore probably wrong) suggest the OBC is 34 with a device of 4.1.
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In RM, use Denon-K with Device 4. On the Functions tab, put 1 in the Z column, and 34 in OBC. You'll see the computed hex column is 7F BF. That is the same hex as shown in the Denon 3808CI Denon-K Extensions file that you linked above.
You can convert other functions from the Manual Settings to Denon-K by copying the Hex column values, but with Device = 4.
Another approach is to use the function numbers from the Denon-K extensions file (33 for Return), and use Panasonic Combo with device 64, subdevice 1 (or whatever the Zone is). Be sure to enter 84 into OEM Dev1 and 50 into OEM Dev 2.
We can see from the above pdf that Return is sent using the Kaseikyo format rather than the Sharp format. I don't have time to look at this now, but we need to take that into account. Specifically, Return will need to be sent using the Denon-K rather than Denon-Sharp format. A quick look (and therefore probably wrong) suggest the OBC is 34 with a device of 4.1.
ETA:
In RM, use Denon-K with Device 4. On the Functions tab, put 1 in the Z column, and 34 in OBC. You'll see the computed hex column is 7F BF. That is the same hex as shown in the Denon 3808CI Denon-K Extensions file that you linked above.
You can convert other functions from the Manual Settings to Denon-K by copying the Hex column values, but with Device = 4.
Another approach is to use the function numbers from the Denon-K extensions file (33 for Return), and use Panasonic Combo with device 64, subdevice 1 (or whatever the Zone is). Be sure to enter 84 into OEM Dev1 and 50 into OEM Dev 2.
I saw the pdf while online searching, but had no idea how to read and interpt. I would love to learn that, but need to get something functional for the family first.
I did start my upgrade with the file vickig2003 mentioned. With a few tweaks things worked pretty well ... except the "Return".
Following 3FG advice I did the following...
- On the RM Setup tab ... Changed the Protocol to "Denon-K". Entered "4" in Protocol Parameter/Device
- On the RM Functions tab for the "Return" function ... Placed a "1" in the Z column, and "34" in OBC column. The hex column did indeed match the hex from the Denon 3808CI Denon-K Extensions file.
- Saved, updated device in RM IR, uploaded to remote.
The "Return" button did indeed work
... however none of the other buttons worked (not much of a surprise). I tried several different to get other functions to work, but I have been unsuccessful. So I guess my question now is ...
How can I convert Denon Combo protocol, Device 2, 4, and 12 functions to work in Denon-K protocol
oh ... and thanks a bunch for the help ... it is very much appreciated!
I did start my upgrade with the file vickig2003 mentioned. With a few tweaks things worked pretty well ... except the "Return".
Following 3FG advice I did the following...
- On the RM Setup tab ... Changed the Protocol to "Denon-K". Entered "4" in Protocol Parameter/Device
- On the RM Functions tab for the "Return" function ... Placed a "1" in the Z column, and "34" in OBC column. The hex column did indeed match the hex from the Denon 3808CI Denon-K Extensions file.
- Saved, updated device in RM IR, uploaded to remote.
The "Return" button did indeed work
... however none of the other buttons worked (not much of a surprise). I tried several different to get other functions to work, but I have been unsuccessful. So I guess my question now is ...How can I convert Denon Combo protocol, Device 2, 4, and 12 functions to work in Denon-K protocol
oh ... and thanks a bunch for the help ... it is very much appreciated!
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If you're able to create a 2nd upgrade that works the RETURN button but not the regular buttons, you could use a keymove with that upgrade to program the button that you want to be RETURN and then use the other upgrade (or setup code) for everything else.
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I don't know whether the Denon-K section of the 1611 actually has all the functions, but it certainly doesn't have all of the names of functions that exist in the Denon/Sharp section. A text search shows that.
The Denon/Sharp executor only needs one byte of information per function, while the Denon-K needs two. I suspect that for most users the mix of functions will favor using an upgrade based on Denon/Sharp, with a few keymoves to support functions only available in Denon-K.
The Denon/Sharp executor only needs one byte of information per function, while the Denon-K needs two. I suspect that for most users the mix of functions will favor using an upgrade based on Denon/Sharp, with a few keymoves to support functions only available in Denon-K.
Re: Denon "Return" code
Found a match and recorded the IR signals with the JP1 tools to create the respective files.TheGMan wrote:1. Device: Denon AVR-1611
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: Atlas OCAP URC-1056 (with extender)
Remotes; JP1.2: Comcast URC-1067, JP1.3: Insignia NS-RC02U-10A, JP1.4 OARI06G, JP2.1: Cox URC-8820-MOTO (still trying to figure out how to make them self-aware.)
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Re: Denon "Return" code
I just pulled up the file to program my remote, and it's not working, not sure why...eferz wrote:Found a match and recorded the IR signals with the JP1 tools to create the respective files.TheGMan wrote:1. Device: Denon AVR-1611
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: Atlas OCAP URC-1056 (with extender)
Why is it in two pieces? Do I load each piece individually into ir.exe? When i do so it shows two seperate device files... and when i run either the buttons don't work on the remote...
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There are 2 RDMU files because this Denon takes 2 different kind of signals, Denon, and Denon-K. So you assign the code with the most signals to the device key, and then use the smaller upgrade, in keymove form so that both kinds of signals can be generated.blackjackel wrote: I just pulled up the file to program my remote, and it's not working, not sure why...
Why is it in two pieces?
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Re: Denon "Return" code
I just pulled up the file to program my remote, and it's not working, not sure why...eferz wrote:Found a match and recorded the IR signals with the JP1 tools to create the respective files.TheGMan wrote:1. Device: Denon AVR-1611
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: Atlas OCAP URC-1056 (with extender)
Why is it in two pieces? Do I load each piece individually into ir.exe? When i do so it shows two seperate device files... and when i run either the buttons don't work on the remote...