ReplayTV 0614

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 12:09 pm

I have loaded this device into my URC9800 and I note what appears to be an error in the 3 minute skip function. It puts out 333QS instead of 3QS. Where is the code that created this function so I can fix it?

gfb107 · Post by **gfb107** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 12:49 pm

Please provide links to files you reference in your posts.

Mark Pierson · Post by **Mark Pierson** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 3:42 pm

e.axel wrote:I note what appears to be an error in the 3 minute skip function

Are you using the "hacked" version that supports the 3 minute skip function (I ask becasue you didn't provide a link to the file for me to check)? If so, the protocol upgrade is required as well... did you copy it into IR?

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 4:19 pm

Using hacked version. Every other key works fine. This key appears to have an eror in its programming. It looks like special efc were set up for these skips and they were programmed somewhere, somehow. I just want to know where this programming is and the method how it was developed. This is NOT a JP1 issue per se. It is an upgrade programming problem.
Thank you for replynig, Mark!

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 4:30 pm

To be a little more specfic:
From the Hacked ReplayTV function list.
Where and how were these functions created?

FUNCTION EFC
1 minute skip 006
2 minute skip 030
3 minute skip 022
4 minute skip 238
5 minute skip 230
6 minute skip 254
7 minute skip 254
8 minute skip 078
9 minute skip 070
1 minute skipback 004
2 minute skipback 028
3 minute skipback 020
4 minute skipback 236
5 minute skipback 228
6 minute skipback 252
7 minute skipback 244
8 minute skipback 076
9 minute skipback 068

Mark Pierson · Post by **Mark Pierson** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 5:55 pm

e.axel wrote:Where and how were these functions created?

You're looking at them! Those ARE the function commands (EFC's). They tell the protocol executor how to send the infrared signal that the device will interpret as the command to perform (3 minute skip in this case).

You didn't answer my question, though. For those commands to work, the protocol code from the upgrade MUST also be copied over to IR. Did you do that?

Since I've never heard anyone else complain about this function (or any other Replay commands for that matter), I'm assuming this is a case of user error (like not copying the protocol code). And, since this upgrade and protocol was developed by Rob who is THE JP1 guru AND a Replay user, I'm sure the code is all ok.

Mark Pierson · Post by **Mark Pierson** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 5:57 pm

Also, when you opened the upgrade in KM or RM, you did select the proper remote first, correct? The 9800 uses a different processor than 1994 that the upgrade was made for so the protocol code for each remote is vastly different.

Post by **The Robman** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 6:17 pm

Mark Pierson wrote:And, since this upgrade and protocol was developed by Rob who is THE JP1 guru AND a Replay user, I'm sure the code is all ok.

Actually, this is the Mits-740 version of the code that he's using (in his URC-9800 remote), so I didn't write that.

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Sat Feb 25, 2006 1:24 pm

I suspect that these skips are macros of some sort. Where are they? Are these function codes part of the Replay? If not , where did they come from?

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 11:02 am

Just an overall progress report (if anyone is interested).
Still no joy on the 0614. In addition to the 3 minute skip, I am also noticing a lot of multiple commands being transmitted with a single button push; i.e. when I call for a guide, it comes up, immediately goes away, comes back, etc. This is similar to the 3 minute skip transmitting 3 3s instead of one. I am wondering if the 0040 protocol used with this device code has some issue with the Mits-740 processor.

Since the 0616 (panasonic protocol)I have been working on does everything right, I am just going to abandon the other one.

I built 0616 (ReplayTV), 0864 (Sony DVD/VCR combo), 1490 (Samsung Sir-T451 HDTV Tuner) and installed them in the 9800 while I was waiting for my 8800 to come back from UEIC. They all work well. When the 8800 (with the official Replay, Samsung, and Sony codes installed) came back yesterday, I just downloaded and saved them and uploaded my working 9800 image into the 8800. I sold the late lamented Kameleon and will put the 9800 up for sale today.

As an aside, downloading and uploading (which had been giving me "no response" fits for a week) worked without incident yesterday.

whompus · Post by **whompus** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:06 pm

e.axel wrote:This is similar to the 3 minute skip transmitting 3 3s instead of one. I am wondering if the 0040 protocol used with this device code has some issue with the Mits-740 processor.

There is where your problem comes in. The 0040 protocol is the replaytv simple protocol. The codes you where using are from replaytv advanced. Therefore the protocol would be 0145.

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:36 pm

I'll try to change it and see what happens. Thanks.

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 1:40 pm

Redid 0614 to use 0145 protocol. No change. So I'll just bag it and use my working 0616.
Thanks for the suggestion.

Mark Pierson · Post by **Mark Pierson** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 3:57 pm

e.axel wrote:Redid 0614 to use 0145 protocol. No change.

What exactly does "redid 0614 to use 0145 protocol" mean? Simply changing the selected protocol won't do anything. I asked you this before and never got an answer: did you copy the Protocol Code from KM and paste it into IR's Protocols tab? The Replay (Advanced) 0145 protocol is a "hacked" version which means it was written by one of the JP1 experts. It's not available in ANY remote unless the user puts it there.

e.axel · Post by **e.axel** » Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:26 pm

Try reading the rest of the thread.
Whompus wrote:
"There is where your problem comes in. The 0040 protocol is the replaytv simple protocol. The codes you where using are from replaytv advanced. Therefore the protocol would be 0145."

I replaced the 1614 that was there with one from the JP1 files.

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