My FIRST stupid question of the day.
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My FIRST stupid question of the day.
I downloaded and looked a some Sciantific Atlanta upgrade text and rmdu files. I didn't find any with the # key (for aspect ratio/format screen). If I have the Hex code for this key from a CCf file is there a way to add this code to a downloaded upgrade? (I actually have a Pace DC550 HD cable box but it uses the exact same codes as the SA's)
Daryl
The best way is to use the DecodeCCF program to dump (to a txt file) all the Pronto Hex in your CCF, translated to protocol/device/subdevice/OBC form.
Verify that the protocol/device/subdevice of the command matches the setup info of the upgrade, then just add a new line in the functions tab for that function name and its OBC.
If you prefer, you can use the JP1 enhanced version of IrTool on a single Pronto Hex string instead of DecodeCCF on the whole file (but in a few cases DecodeCCF on the whole file gives a better answer).
Verify that the protocol/device/subdevice of the command matches the setup info of the upgrade, then just add a new line in the functions tab for that function name and its OBC.
If you prefer, you can use the JP1 enhanced version of IrTool on a single Pronto Hex string instead of DecodeCCF on the whole file (but in a few cases DecodeCCF on the whole file gives a better answer).
I used the decodeccf way. The protocol/device/subdevice info matched up. Thanks a whole heepin johnsfine. Ofcourse I can't test it since I haven't a remote yet.