JP1 Remotes

I hope nobody minds but I updated current IR Scope to version 2.02 which replaces the original DecodeIR.dll version 2.41 with 2.43

What do I need to replace to get the correct HCSO8 protocol?
You're actually setting the correct assembly code of the " NEC1-f16 3Fixed " protocol for the HCS08 processor. Well, technically the " NEC2-f16 3Fixed " protocol but that's for 3FG to follow up on. Anyways, go into your Remote Master ...

eferz,
I think you're the first person to try the f16 3 Fixed using a HCS08. There is an error in protocols.ini, which leads to all three fixed data bytes being sent with zero bits per byte. Please change:
Code.HCS08=20 15 23 46 31 C7 45 00 08 01 21 01 11 01 21 03 44 D2 DC 11 94 08 CA CC FF 5F
to ...

I just got an OARK02R Cricket remote to use for controlling two projectors in a university classroom setting. I've been programming JP1 remotes for a few years and expected such a simple remote to be easy, but it wasn't. JP1 documentation for this unit seems to be lacking, so I thought I'd join the ...

How did you come up with the EFC values? They're different from the IRscope readings.
In most cases the OBC > EFC, especially when using custom protocols. This is because the EFC values are dependent on the protocol and its fixed data. So, if you're creating an upgrade with different ...

eferz: the file you referenced, PL 2303_Prolific......v1.5.0.zip, IS the 'updated' driver file I found and used when the Tiao drivers that I used for XP wouldn't work in Win7. That v1.5.0 file produces Prolific driver ver 2.0.2.1. and that's what I have been using throughout this exercise. Which ...

I see that user pjigar tried to make an upgrade a few years back, and eferz posted an RM file, but that file didn't work.
Thank you for pointing out the issue with one of my upgrades. Though, I didn't know which one you were referring to because my recollections fail of ever creating one for the ...

Before you started doing anything to the buttons themselves, did you first thoroughly clean the button areas of the PCB because gunk can build up there. Personally I use electrical contact cleaner to clean the PCB.

Given what you've already tried, I would give the superglue/tin foil trick a try ...

https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=10675
This is the win7 driver that works for me.
Apparently, both uploads of the PL-2303 drivers from you and Barf are the same.

When my driver from XP didn't work, I hunted down and installed ver 3.4.25.218 dated 10/7/11.
I ...

if I read your driver file correctly, your reference is to CA-42 USB-Serial Driver V3.0.10.

When my driver from XP didn't work, I hunted down and installed ver 3.4.25.218 dated 10/7/11. Do you think I should revert to that possible earlier version you referenced/use?? thanks
It wouldn't hurt to ...

Do tell. What's different about the alternate driver?
Well, I had general issues using the USB cable to communicate with even JP1.2/3 remotes let alone JP1.4 & 2.x ones. So, I had installed Barf's copy after the Windows Update version didn't work. Though, I suppose it is also possible that the ...

I think the reason bnordman was interested in the C5270 was because the Humax and Samsung allegedly "use the same firmware". At least I read that when searching earlier, although I can't find that webpage now. So if someone is trying to control the C5270, I think it would be prudent to try both ...

OK, the remote is responding, so I suppose that the adapter is OK. Please try this alternate JP12Serial.dll file . It should replace the file already in the Windows subfolder of the RMIR distribution.

These Prolific chips apparently work a little differently to the FTDI ones.
I find odd is that ...

Oh good, I'm glad we are on the same page. We may have two slightly different protocols here, and need to tweak the official 01DD protocol to run at 50hz. Thanks to you we can read the signal, and thanks to Rob we have the OBCs. However at this point its just academic, because we don't have a ...

do you have the 1.8 version of JP12serial? and is it in the right place that RMIR actually uses it? Loading C:\Users\Phil\Desktop\Remote Master_2012\Windows\jp12serial.dll
Loaded C:\Users\Phil\Desktop\Remote Master_2012\Windows\jp12serial.dll
JP12Serial version 0.18f_JP2

I think you can get ...