JP1 Remotes

Each button can have 2 functions assigned to it. You preceed the key with a push of the setup.

When you are following the 994 instructions, you tap the setup key before the key you want to assign it to. Then when you want to access the function press setup and then the key. But if you have equipement with lots of functionality shifted keys come in really handy.

NOTE: The exception is if you assign it to a shifted number key, when you want to use the key you have to tap setup twice. you have to press setup,setup before the number to send the function, or otherwise the remote thinks you are trying to send an EFC.

Thanks, Vicky.

Understood and crystal clear.

Many thanks. This is nice to know as it doubles the number of assignable keys.

Amazing remotes these JP1s.

Hi all

hope you can help me, i have the receiver and the remote
I am trying to code a ir transmitter with the remotes code for on and off,
but it doesn't work at all
Does any one in here have the code, it should be in some code in 68 numbers i think that is what i have now
my volume up and down is working fine

Best Regards

b-frank wrote:hope you can help me, i have the receiver and the remote
I am trying to code a ir transmitter with the remotes code for on and off, but it doesn't work at all Does any one in here have the code, it should be in some code in 68 numbers i think that is what i have now my volume up and down is working fine Best Regards

I'm going to be frank with you, b-frank. Found a match and recorded the IR signals with the JP1 tools to create the respective files.

• ICT file: https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=10284
• RMDU file: https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=10285