JP1 Remotes

These RDF's are compliant with both IR V4.xx and RemoteMaster(RM) V0.8x or greater
NOTE: KM does not require RDF's
RDF's for RM and IR

Full set of RM Maps and Images
Due to significant activity with RDF's and Images I have also added a full set of RM Maps and Images to the Tools for JP1 file section.
NOTE: If you are using the above set of RDF's with RM you will need this full set.
All Maps and Images for RemoteMaster V.8x or greater

CHANGES:

• 1- Fixed 8060 RDF's for VOL vs. Shift-Vol fix
  2- Updates to URC-8080_8090-B00 Producer 8 RDF
  3- Updated 9960 RDF's
  4- Updated 4080 Video Expert RDF
  5- Updated RCA RCU810 RDF's
  6- Updated DirecTV RDF's
  7- Added URC-3440 One for All 4 RDF
  8- Updated 5550/8550 RDF to fix Device aliases
  9- Added Extender support section to most extender RDF's for future use by CodeCalc.
  10- Added URC 8040 Kameleon RDF
  
  Also updated maps and images for URC8040, URC9960, URC7070, URC4080 , Force, RCU810, Motorolo and General Instruments DRC400

You can selectively add the RDF's, Maps and Images you need however, if you choose to replace all, first remove and backup your old ones to eliminate conflicts with name changes

Nils, Mark has changed the prefix for the 8550-only buttons in KM to '(T8)-'. The RDF is using the prefix '@'. I think, you should change this in the RDF too (for the next release).

Uwe

uwereinert wrote:Nils, Mark has changed the prefix for the 8550-only buttons in KM to '(T8)-'. The RDF is using the prefix '@'. I think, you should change this in the RDF too (for the next release).

Uwe

Yes, I heard and will do it soon since I have alot of other changes.

uwereinert wrote:Mark has changed the prefix for the 8550-only buttons in KM to '(T8)-'.

I did that to avoid confusion with KM's use of "@" to denote Key Moves. I should have thought to suggest changing the RDF as well, but didn't. Thanks for covering me, Uwe!

help the link does not work.... ahhh

Code_999 wrote:help the link does not work.... ahhh

Why do you need these old out-of-date 2004 versions of the RDFs, etc? You would be much better off using the current 2008 versions.

https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=9409