9910 Onkyo TXSR600 help

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Post by PhantomOG »

yes, it was db-08, i wondered what that meant.

i've really looked at the .rdf files directly (i'm still a newbie at this) but i'll see what i can do.
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Post by vasqued2 »

Home Theater sets the device to db-08 on the 8910/9910 just like on the 2116/2117.

Because the learned signals are stored w/ a 4 bit device number vs. 3 bit device numbers for keymoves, you can learn to the Home Theater "device" but can't do keymoves.

I seem to remember thinking that there were a couple exceptions due to special HT processing, but generally you should be able to learn to most of the buttons in the Home Theater "device".

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Post by jamesgammel »

Since Phantom has verified that the new non-donut 8910/9910 will learn to almost any key in "HT" mode, isn't the next obvious step for someone with a donut 8910/9910 to see if that version will as well? It took almost a year after the 2116/7 was out until edmund made the discovery with that model; Is this a case with the 8910/9910 as well, or was there a firmware change made along with that change in the arrow keys?

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Post by Nils_Ekberg »

jamesgammel wrote:Since Phantom has verified that the new non-donut 8910/9910 will learn to almost any key in "HT" mode, isn't the next obvious step for someone with a donut 8910/9910 to see if that version will as well? It took almost a year after the 2116/7 was out until edmund made the discovery with that model; Is this a case with the 8910/9910 as well, or was there a firmware change made along with that change in the arrow keys?

Jim
Jim, It would not hurt for someone else to verify it but I don't believe there is any difference in the 2 versions since the RDF and extender work the same on both with no problems. I also remember doing learnes on the old model in HT myself before it got destroyed (2 kids had a disagreement and the remote lost)
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Nils_Ekberg wrote:I also remember doing learnes on the old model in HT myself before it got destroyed (2 kids had a disagreement and the remote lost)
Did it ever, I can post pictures if you like!!! :lol:
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Post by Nils_Ekberg »

The Robman wrote:
Nils_Ekberg wrote:I also remember doing learnes on the old model in HT myself before it got destroyed (2 kids had a disagreement and the remote lost)
Did it ever, I can post pictures if you like!!! :lol:
I think people would get a kick out of the tutorial on "How not to handle a remote" :lol:
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