The manual says capacity is "50 to 70 keys." Is that per device, or as a whole? Starting from scratch, it would have to learn about 30 keys or more for this device alone.The Robman wrote:The URC-8820 has tons of learning memory, so your best move really is to just learn all of the buttons from the original remote.
That's what I surmised from playing with the RM device files here, and from various forum topics.The Robman wrote:Where did you get the info about the "Patriot PBO Core" using the NEC1 protocol? If we can see the source of the info, we might be able to provide better advice.
I'll keep that in mind.The Robman wrote:If you want to buy a URC-8820, let me know and I'll sell you one. If I know the code info for the "Patriot PBO Core" I can even pre-add the code.
No response, unfortunately. Strangely, though, the PBO has been known to unintentionally power on in response to signals from a Comcast 1067 remote sent to a Motorola cable box. I've had it happen, though not consistently.mdavej wrote:Try this. Set DVD or VCR to code 0845. Now tap setup followed by 12261. If that turns on your box, then we're in business and I can post the rest of the codes.
To sum up, if I acquire a x820N remote, will it have the capability/device code in stock form to do what I need, with no further modifications necessary aside from assigning some EFCs?
Thanks again.