mitsubishi discrete input OBC

jupiter0713 · Post by **jupiter0713** » Sun Oct 05, 2003 10:58 am

Does anyone know what the discrete input OBC are the mitsubishi 65313 - Im trying to find them but I keep coming up empty onthis forum and in the Mistubishi section of HomeThesterSpot.com

Still havent found them for the SA 4200HD STB either

pH7_jp1 · Post by **pH7_jp1** » Sun Oct 05, 2003 12:07 pm

jupiter0713,

I saw your question on the hometheaterspot.com first and responded there. Did you check out http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jp1/files ... 0Codes/TV/ ? There are files there for a 55807 and a 55809 that will probably work for you.

If you aren't into JP1, IR, & KM then my post at the spot should give you what you need.

Post by **The Robman** » Sun Oct 05, 2003 2:42 pm

The Mits 55809 file includes the following discretes...

Input 1,199
Input 2,071
Input 3,135
Input 4,007
Ant A,231
Ant B,036
DTV,009
DVD,073
Power On
Power Off

jupiter0713 · Post by **jupiter0713** » Sun Oct 05, 2003 8:06 pm

Thanks guys, thes ein conjuction with the ones in HomeTheaterSpot had everything I needed (That I can tell at the moment)

Any one know how to insert a "WAIT" in a 1994 macro? Apparently it takes the TV upto about 4 seconds to "boot up" before it wioll accept a command, whereby rendering input switching on a powerup macro useless

is "waiting" do-able?

Post by **The Robman** » Sun Oct 05, 2003 8:34 pm

The word you are looking for is "pause", there is a special protocol in the Special Protocols folder that will let you insert pauses into macros.

There's also the cruder pre-JP1 method called the "Zenith Pause Trick". Basically, you program VCR/0039 to the VCR button, then keymove the RECORD button to an unused RECORD button (eg, in TV mode), then re-program the VCR button to whatever code you were using. Then whenever you want a pause in a macro, insert TV/PAUSE. This will give you a delay of several seconds.

pH7_jp1 · Post by **pH7_jp1** » Mon Oct 06, 2003 3:46 am

I had a fairly long macro to switch to Cable mode - turning on and off several devices and choosing input on the TV and Receiver. I turned on the TV first, then went and did all the rest, then came back to the TV at the end to select the video input. This was enough of a pause to give my Mits enough time to wake up.