Adding one code - download fails
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michaeljc70
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Adding one code - download fails
I've customized my Nevo C2 with a bunch of activities for 3 different rooms in my house. I wanted to add a function to one activity on a soft button. I learned it and then tried to download back into RMIR but got an error.
I'd like to add the "Source" button from a Samsung remote. It doesn't seem to be in whatever original file I used (there is an input button which does something different).
My question is, what is the easiest way to do this? If I can avoid figuring out why I get a download error, that is probably easier. I would imagine that means finding that source IR code somewhere. Not sure where to look though.
I am using the 2.07 build. I verified (I have 3 remotes) that the download works from remotes I haven't learned that source button from.
I'd like to add the "Source" button from a Samsung remote. It doesn't seem to be in whatever original file I used (there is an input button which does something different).
My question is, what is the easiest way to do this? If I can avoid figuring out why I get a download error, that is probably easier. I would imagine that means finding that source IR code somewhere. Not sure where to look though.
I am using the 2.07 build. I verified (I have 3 remotes) that the download works from remotes I haven't learned that source button from.
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unclemiltie
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There are numerous Samsung TV rdmu files in the files area that have the generic source toggle as well as discrete codes for most of the individual inputs. Samsung TV's have pretty much used the same code set for a long time so almost any one of them would work
Why adding a code prevents the remote from downloading is another question. Odd that it would happen because the two are not related in any way.
Why adding a code prevents the remote from downloading is another question. Odd that it would happen because the two are not related in any way.
this JP1 stuff is a sickness!
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michaeljc70
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unclemiltie
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Which is why the discrete codes are so useful.
For example on my Samsung there is a discrete code for "HDMI1" that directly selects that input. In my macro to watch the cable box I turn on the TV (with a discrete on) and then select input HDMI1 because that's where the cable box is connected. I do the same thing for my DVD player, which is connected to HDMI2
That way you never have to use those stupid menus.
For example on my Samsung there is a discrete code for "HDMI1" that directly selects that input. In my macro to watch the cable box I turn on the TV (with a discrete on) and then select input HDMI1 because that's where the cable box is connected. I do the same thing for my DVD player, which is connected to HDMI2
That way you never have to use those stupid menus.
this JP1 stuff is a sickness!
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vickyg2003
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There is probably something odd about the learn that RMIR can't handle. Graham will probably need the RMerror file as well as the raw image you tried to download.
I have found that learns play a critical role on the Nevo.
Activities just don't cut it for me. I need certain functions from multiple devices in every "activity" mode. This is something I accomplished with keymoves on my other remotes.
So I use "learns" where I would use keymoves. But I don't actually do the learning, I create perfect learns with one of Barf's tools, IRscrutinizer and then drop them into RMIR.
I have found that learns play a critical role on the Nevo.
Activities just don't cut it for me. I need certain functions from multiple devices in every "activity" mode. This is something I accomplished with keymoves on my other remotes.
So I use "learns" where I would use keymoves. But I don't actually do the learning, I create perfect learns with one of Barf's tools, IRscrutinizer and then drop them into RMIR.
Remember to provide feedback to let us know how the problem was solved and share your upgrades.
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.
Vicky, you can still do keymoves. No need to resort to learns.
Whatever device you have assigned to the Soft buttons in your activity, edit that device, and on the Buttons tab, add any functions from another device there. Same goes for whatever device you have assigned to the hard buttons. Just add functions from other devices on the Buttons tab. End result is identical to a keymove.
Whatever device you have assigned to the Soft buttons in your activity, edit that device, and on the Buttons tab, add any functions from another device there. Same goes for whatever device you have assigned to the hard buttons. Just add functions from other devices on the Buttons tab. End result is identical to a keymove.
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michaeljc70
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I was able to copy the code from a file for the source button. I was really hoping to find a source button that will cycle sources (rather than show a menu). Whether I use the source button with enter/exit or discrete codes for sources I would need to use soft buttons which I want to avoid. I was hoping to just use the "input" button to change sources with one key.
So were you able to find the source button that will cycle through inputs?michaeljc70 wrote:I was able to copy the code from a file for the source button. I was really hoping to find a source button that will cycle sources (rather than show a menu). Whether I use the source button with enter/exit or discrete codes for sources I would need to use soft buttons which I want to avoid. I was hoping to just use the "input" button to change sources with one key.
My samsung tv has a source button NECx2 (7,7,1) that will do that.
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michaeljc70
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I'm using Necx2 (7,7). I'm not sure what the 1 is. The code for the source button is 185,1,7F (EFC,OBC,HEX). That brings up the source menu. Is the "1" the OBC? Maybe it acts different on different tvs. My Samsung is a 46" lcd maybe 7 years old.chuliu wrote:So were you able to find the source button that will cycle through inputs?michaeljc70 wrote:I was able to copy the code from a file for the source button. I was really hoping to find a source button that will cycle sources (rather than show a menu). Whether I use the source button with enter/exit or discrete codes for sources I would need to use soft buttons which I want to avoid. I was hoping to just use the "input" button to change sources with one key.
My samsung tv has a source button NECx2 (7,7,1) that will do that.