Key Mapping for the Cinema 7

This page shows how the key mapping bytes (in the device code part of an upgraded device code) are used.

NOTE: the 8th bit of each byte is used to indicate whether there are any more key map bytes coming, a ONE means that there are no more bytes.

The buttons mentioned at the bottom of each list as "n/a" are not mapped in this mode.

byte.bit	DVD (2)	RCV (4)	CABLE(0)	TV(1)	VCR(3)	CD(5)
1.1	numbers	numbers	numbers	numbers	numbers	numbers
1.2	vol+/-/mute	vol+/vol-/mute	vol+/vol-/mute	vol+/vol-/mute	vol+/vol-/mute	vol+/vol-/mute
1.3	ch+/ch-	ch+/ch-	ch+/ch-	ch+/ch-	ch+/ch-	ch+/ch-
1.4	power	sleep	rewind	power	power	power
1.5	rewind	power	play	enter	rewind	rewind
1.6	play	rewind	fast forward	prev ch	play	play
1.7	fast forward	play	pause	sleep	fast forward	fast forward
2.1	stop	fast forward	stop	tv/vcr	stop	stop
2.2	pause	stop	record	menu	pause	pause
2.3	record	pause	power	surround	record	record
2.4	enter	record	enter	select	enter	enter
2.5	prev ch	enter	prev ch	display	prev ch	prev ch
2.6	tv/vcr	prev ch	sleep	exit	tv/vcr	tv/vcr
2.7	menu	tv/vcr	tv/vcr	pip on/off	menu	menu
3.1	surround	menu	menu	pip swap	surround	surround
3.2	select	surround	surround	pip move	select	select
3.3	display	select	select	program guide	display	display
3.4	exit	display	display	cursor up	exit	exit
3.5	pip on/off	exit	exit	cursor down	pip on/off	program guide
3.6	pip move	program guide	pip on/off	cursor left	pip swap	cursor up
3.7	program guide	cursor up	pip swap	cursor right	pip move	cursor down
4.1	cursor up	cursor down	pip move		program guide	cursor left
4.2	cursor down	cursor left	program guide		cursor up	cursor right
4.3	cursor left	cursor right	cursor up		cursor down
4.4	cursor right		cursor down		cursor left
4.5			cursor left		cursor right
4.6			cursor right
not mapped:
	pip swap	pip		transport	sleep	sleep
	sleep					pip

Home | 6 Pin Connector | Memory Map | Key Codes | Software | The Hardware | HW: Schematics | HW: Parts | HW: Circuit