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[ahagge]

Hello,

I need help to create a new protocol for a DVICO TViX M6600N/M6620N remote. I've learned all of the keys on the remote (hopefully they're all good...I didn't check the function of every single one). There are 46 keys total in a zip file here:

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=7491

I've added a note to each key with its label from the DVICO remote (for any key that differs from the RS 15-1994 remote that I used to create the file), and the key mapping are what I'd consider to be optimal for the RS 15-1994.

IR shows the protocol on all as being "Gap-550-1680-32?" with a Device of 150 and a Sub-Device that varies with each key. The OBC is always zero and the EFC is blank.

Can someone please create the protocol based on the above, or tell me what additional information is needed?

Thanks,

Alan

[vickyg2003]

Alan, I remember this protocol! It was the first one I ever customized!
Have you tried the ugrade for the tvix 5000? There are 45 keys in that upgrade that also decode "Gap-550-1680-32?" with a Device of 150. I'm not sure how to get the key to decode, I don't really understand that part of the protocol building process. But if this upgrade works, I'm sure someone can decode any new keys for you.

Here is the thread where the protocol was first decoded.
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[ahagge]

[vickyg2003]

[ahagge]

[vickyg2003]

My mistake, somehow Disable DecodeIR got checked on my copy of IR. Now that I have figured that out, I am seeing the exact same decodes when I upload the TVIX upgrade into my urc-7800 and shoot it at my widget, as your 15-1994 captured. the urc7800 is as close as I can get to the 15-1994.
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[ahagge]

[vickyg2003]

I'm saying that I loaded a TVIX 5000 protocol into my urc7800

I shot the power button at my widget and got
GAP 580-1663-32? 150.86 misc no repeats 96.56.0.0

The protocol id 01 FF is a number that Rob uses in all his custom protocols, so there could be a conflict if you have other custom protocols.

I'm not 100% sure I pointed you to the right protocol, I do forget what I'm doing all the time. I downloaded one of the tvix 5000 upgrades. This is the protocol that I loaded into the 7800.

Upgrade protocol 0 = 01 FF (S3C80) Manual Settings (RM v1.93)
44 8C 11 8B 12 CD 4D 08 08 01 21 03 31 01 21 01
06 D4 FD 11 A7 08 B7 B0 05 B0 06 E6 11 03 8D 01
33
End

For this processor the jump needs to be to 0133 not 0146.
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[ahagge]

What did I tell you...pilot error! It's working now. I think somehow when I did the copy & paste from RemoteMaster into IR, the Protocol ID in the Device Information tab wound up as FF rather than 1FF.

I haven't tested every key yet, but all of the most important ones seem to be working fine.

One question: I have one key (MUSIC) that's not on the M5000 remote. I've learned it, but if I wanted to have it "decoded" into an EFC, how could I get that done?

Here's the learning dump:

[vickyg2003]

Alan, This isn't something I totally understand but I'll explain how you do this.

We know that this needs to be translated as LSB, there is an 8 bit device, 8 bit command, 8 bits 0, 8 bit 0.


You drop the +8950 -4950 beause this is structural info, not data, and you look at all the timing pairs up until the +550 -50984 which is another structural element.

+550 -570 = 0
+550 -1690 = 1


01101001 01010100 00000000 00000000


Dev, obc-cmd, 0, 0

01101001 read from right to left = 150
01010100 read from right to left = 42, this is the AUDIO function in the upgrade, so this isn't the missing button, but rather renamed from audio to music.

Hopefully you'll be able to find your missing function whatever it might be.
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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.

[ahagge]