JP1 Remotes

[HobbyMan]

As I do not have JP1 cable and it is not available where I live, I use KM+IR+IRtoWAV to download eprom in my Kameleon 8060.

I need special protocol Short/Long Key Press for 8060 which would work without extender, cause the current extender has a signature KAM1 that is not supported by downlading via internal modem.

The same story with ToadTog - if someone has it for 8060 w/o extender?

[Nils_Ekberg]

The best way to go is to order the cable online from Hovis or Filebug (links in hardware section) then you eliminate all limitations of going the wav route.

The L/DKP is not currently available standalone but I will take a look at creating it. Shouldn't be too difficult just busy today.
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Nils
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[johnsfine]

[HobbyMan]

I had found a way around. Just in the first raw in IR file manually changed codes 31 (the last number in KAM1) onto 45 (KAME).

It worked.

Another problem was to overcome impossibility of modem upgrading for 8060 after EXT1 was initiated by TV-Power pressing, cause it does not allow direct input of ADV codes. It was also solved by just removing batteries from power compartment. After this operation the remote returned to its initial state without Extender, that allows to make next modem upgrade.

I would use JP1, but it is a nightmare to get it here in RUS, especially with pogo-pin.

I have got another good case for those who do not have JP1 cable.
I have iPAQ 3970 with CIR. I got shareware for PDA VITO Oscilloscope (1.1 http://pda.surfnet.nl/pocket/preview/291979.html ot 2.1 www.vitotechnology.com/en/products/ppc.html) which decode IR signals from enternal sources and decode it in graphical format. From this format
I was able to decode used protocols and got EFC codes without JP1. It was not a simple thing, but was a way to decode signals only with iPAQ.