JP1 Remotes

vickyg2003 wrote:There are a number of tools to ................
Nec1 4, OBC 255 EZ Adjust (EFC 18)
Nec1 4, OBC 251 In-Start (EFC 19)
Nec1 4, OBC 250 In-End (EFC 15)

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Am using a URC 7940 and trying to access the same EZ Adjust menu, with the EFC codes aboce with a zero before them with NO success. What am I doing wrong?

Edit : I figure I need a 5 digit EFC code to work on this remote, but have no idea how to do so help!

The 7940 is a relatively new remote, and uses 5 digit EFCs. So use 00018 instead of 18, for example.

Your remote the urc-7940 requires uses 5 digit EFC's.

In order to use an EFC you first need to find a Device setup within your remote that sends the Nec1 Device 4 type signals

That's not hard as there are a bunch of them.

[SAT]1017
[SAT]1207
[SAT]1227
[SAT]1283
[SAT]1986
[TV]0178
[TV]0672
[TV]1148
[TV]1252
[TV]1265
[TV]1305
[TV]1423
[DVD]:[VCR]0672
[DVD]:[VCR]1004
[DVD]:[VCR]1056
[DVD]:[VCR]1165

If you have one of these codes assigned to a device key,
Select that device key
then a short press of the setup key followed by 00018
This should bring up the EZ Adjust

Wow! Thanks that was quick... I have the TV working on remote so I guess that means the device code is good. I will try the 00018 EFC code..at work now.

I have the TV working on remote so I guess that means the device code is good.

Not necessarily. If the TV setup code is using a NEC Combo, the EFC would be different. Check your TV/setup code against the Lookup Tool to make sure that you are using a straight Nec1 Devic Combo

vickyg2003 wrote:

I have the TV working on remote so I guess that means the device code is good.

Not necessarily. If the TV setup code is using a NEC Combo, the EFC would be different. Check your TV/setup code against the Lookup Tool to make sure that you are using a straight Nec1 Devic Combo

If I got you correct, my remote IS tuned to NEC1 as I am using code 1148 to access the TV functions and I see this under the lookup table columns(left to right)

[TV] TV TV 1148 NEC1 4 005A 00 DF DF 10 EFCs 4

Btw I see 3 digit EFC codes for the ones listed(clicking on "EFCs" link). Do I need to add two zeroes before, as a rule to make it a working 5 digt EFC?

Thanks for your help!

sangos wrote:If I got you correct, my remote IS tuned to NEC1 as I am using code 1148 to access the TV functions and I see this under the lookup table columns(left to right)

[TV] TV TV 1148 NEC1 4 005A 00 DF DF 10 EFCs 4

Btw I see 3 digit EFC codes for the ones listed(clicking on "EFCs" link). Do I need to add two zeroes before, as a rule to make it a working 5 digt EFC?

Yes, your remote always requires 5 digit EFC's. EFC's are listed as 3 digit EFC's so that we know they will work with the older remotes that can only use the 3 digit EFCs. Basically any remote produced in the last 5 years uses 5 digit EFC's.

Thanks Vick...worked like a charm!