I have a LG LST-3510A Digital Receiver/DVD combo unit. I tried these two upgrades Upgrade 1 and Upgrade 2 and all the codes work for the required keys except Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause. All the codes are Protocol = NEC1, Device = 247, SubDev = None. And all the CCF files at RemoteCentral use this same Protocol = NEC1, Device = 247, SubDev = None for all keys, even the Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause which I assume work the LG LST-3410A Digital Receiver/DVR combo unit.
On my Pronto TSU3000 I used LG codes from the ProntoEditNG built-in database except the codes for Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause didn't work there either. So I had to Learn the Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause codes from the OEM remote to the Pronto. But since the TSU3000 uses PCF files instead of CCF's I can't decode it.
I can copy/paste the Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause Pronto Hex codes to an old ProntoEdit CCF file and use DecodeCCF but when I do the are Protocol = NECx1, Device = 45, SubDev = 45. They don't match up to the Protocol = NEC1, Device = 247, SubDev = None in the upgrades. What must I do to join the two different set to get the remote to work? Would it be te device combiner technic? I can't find instructions on how to do that.
Different Protocol/Device/SubDevice problem.
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You can use the device combiner protocol. But, if you're not too short of KeyMove memory it would be easier to define the functions as external based on another setup code (so they end up as KeyMoves).
But first, are you really sure those are the right commands? It seems like a very odd mix.
NEC1x:45.45 is built-in setup code DVD/0591, so you can use that on the external functions sheet.
But first, are you really sure those are the right commands? It seems like a very odd mix.
NEC1x:45.45 is built-in setup code DVD/0591, so you can use that on the external functions sheet.
Here's something I just tried. In RM I chose File>New, input this info: Protocol = NECx1, Device = 45, SubDev = 45, gave it a setup code of 2001 (the setup code in the yahoo upgrades linked to in above post are 2000). Went to Function tab, input the OBC for the Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause keys and saved the file. I opened the upgrade I got from yahoo, clicked External Funtion tab, clicked Import, chose the file I just made and checked each option (Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause) and then in the Buttons tab assigned the newly added Available functions (at right) to a button (at left). This sounds really stupid but you think it will work?
Daryl
I'm pretty sure its correct. Here's the info from the excel file tthat DecodeCCF made from the ccf file I pasted the pronto hex codes to and saved.But first, are you really sure those are the right commands? It seems like a very odd mix.
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Protocol Device SubDev OBC EFC Misc Function Key Panel DevName TopFreq Once
NECx1 45 45 49 153 play panel device 37.6831
NECx1 45 45 53 152 RW panel device 38.0289
NECx1 45 45 56 21 pause panel device 38.0289
NECx1 45 45 52 148 FF panel device 38.0289
NECx1 45 45 57 25 stop panel device 38.0289Code: Select all
Protocol Device SubDev OBC EFC Misc Decode Function Key Panel DevName TopFreq Once
NEC1 247 17 121 {900A.6D} 1 panel device
NEC1 247 8 53 {900A.6D} power panel deviceDaryl
That's close to enough to make it work. Doing it that way makes the KeyMoves depend on the remote having the upgrade 2001. So you could make it work but actually installing that upgrade as well. But that wastes upgrade space.Wheelie4 wrote:I opened the upgrade I got from yahoo, clicked External Funtion tab, clicked Import, chose the file I just made and checked each option (Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause) and then in the Buttons tab assigned the newly added Available functions (at right) to a button (at left). This sounds really stupid but you think it will work?
If you just used DVD/0591 you wouldn't need the upgrade installed. From what you already did you could just change the instances of 2001 to DVD/0591 on the external functions sheet.
LOL, I had no idea what I was doing, just tinkering, and guessing.johnsfine wrote:That's close to enough to make it work. Doing it that way makes the KeyMoves depend on the remote having the upgrade 2001. So you could make it work but actually installing that upgrade as well. But that wastes upgrade space.Wheelie4 wrote:I opened the upgrade I got from yahoo, clicked External Funtion tab, clicked Import, chose the file I just made and checked each option (Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause) and then in the Buttons tab assigned the newly added Available functions (at right) to a button (at left). This sounds really stupid but you think it will work?
That is what I did. Nurse is gone so can't test it untill tomorrow but I'm sure your suggestion works. You've been a big help. Thanks alot.If you just used DVD/0591 you wouldn't need the upgrade installed. From what you already did you could just change the instances of 2001 to DVD/0591 on the external functions sheet.
Daryl
The keymoves to the built-in setup code DVD/0591 for the transport key worked, thanks. The LG LST-3510A is a HiDef Settop box (half of their Satellite HD settop box) and a DVD player so I guess they combined their Satellite and DVD players IR codes. I guess it's like those TV/VCR combo units, one codeset for the TV functions and another for the VCR functions. I noticed you took the Protocol, Device and SubDevice info and found what device type and codeset they belong to. Is that list for download at yahoo?
I forgot ProntoEditNG won't allow you to view the pronto hex from it's built-in IR codes. In my first post I said:
I forgot ProntoEditNG won't allow you to view the pronto hex from it's built-in IR codes. In my first post I said:
I was mistaken. I had to Learn all the codes from the OEM remote to the Pronto remote.On my Pronto TSU3000 I used LG codes from the ProntoEditNG built-in database except the codes for Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause didn't work there either. So I had to Learn the Rew, Play, Fwd, Stop and Pause codes from the OEM remote to the Pronto.
Daryl