UEI Atlas 1056B03 JP2 !

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UEI Atlas 1056B03 JP2 !

Post by CalgaryBen »

I was tempted to post this under the non-JP1 forum, but since this particular remote actually has the same header as the JP1.3 Atlas 1056B01 that I have, it's essentially a close sibling.

So, as the subject says, I have some 1056B03 remotes -- one with no JP designation, and another one with JP2 silkscreened by the header. See pictures below.
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Have any of you encountered these, and are you able to use a JP1.x cable to read from or write to it? My attempts to do so have failed. Same cables (diygadget serial cable, and another USB), which work on the 1056B01 JP1.3 remote, don't work with the 1056B03 remotes. IR.exe reports "Failed to open JP1.x interface" with these. Manufacture date on these is Dec '10 and Apr '11 for the unlabeled and the JP2 labeled remotes, respectively.

I haven't got a Tommy Tyler cable to test with at this moment (but looking to get one to try out -- but curious to see if anyone else has tried yet).

Any thoughts?

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Post by gfb107 »

We've had no success communicating with JP2 femotes
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Post by jetstar52 »

gfb107 wrote:We've had no success communicating with JP2 femotes
Maybe we should enlist the aid of a fembot.
I used to have 5 remotes that controlled one thing each. Now I have 6 remotes that each control everything!
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Post by mr_d_p_gumby »

jetstar52 wrote:
gfb107 wrote:We've had no success communicating with JP2 femotes
Maybe we should enlist the aid of a fembot.
I knew they had changed the communications protocol, but I didn't know they also changed the gender! :eek:
CalgaryBen wrote:I haven't got a Tommy Tyler cable to test with at this moment (but looking to get one to try out -- but curious to see if anyone else has tried yet).
None of our cables will work. Too bad, as these are nice remotes. The ones I have are all backlit too.
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Post by Tommy Tyler »

I thought the JP1.4 was the last remote we had been stonewalled on, and I was not aware there was a model designated JP2. When did it show up? Do we know anything about what's in it? Is there a thread somewhere that talks about "having no success communicating with JP2 remotes"?
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Post by CalgaryBen »

Tommy Tyler wrote:Is there a thread somewhere that talks about "having no success communicating with JP2 remotes"?
Related topic (could be merged with this thread) -- 1056B03 Failed to open JP1.x interface, although that poster seems to have a remote with no JP designation silkscreened on the PCB (like the left picture at the top of this thread). All of Shaw Cable's backlit Atlas remotes currently shipping are of the "JP2" variety. These came on the scene early this year.

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Any Progress?

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I just got 6 of these to run my whole house, also purchased a jp1.2/3 programmer from tommy. I really like the look of the remotes and was looking forward to programming them. but they will not talk to the computer.

I found this thread and I hope the problem has been solved.

Any help would be appreciated
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Post by Tommy Tyler »

The problem has not been solved yet, but we are working on it as hard as we can. For now you'll just have to hang in there and keep your fingers crossed.

I am curious about one thing. Since the Atlas 1056B01 (a JP1.3 remote supported by our present software) and the Atlas 1056B03 (a JP2 remote NOT yet supported) are virtually identical in function and appearance, what influenced you to choose the latter?

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Remotes

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The reason I bought the reomtes is that the vendor on ebay said that they were JP1.3 remotes so I thought they would program. I guess I sholuld have only bought one to try. I am going to try to return them, but I don't have much hope.

anyway, everyone beware this remote from ebay will not work.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/190539879235

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Post by Tommy Tyler »

That's a very good price for a good remote. If you'll just hold on to them I'm very confident we will soon be able to program them.

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Post by mrplow »

I traded in a couple broken atlas learning 30333033 remotes to shaw and they gave me two new 1056B03 JP2 remotes, the silk screening is a little different from your pics.
I have a JP 1.x usb cable from diygadget, if I could be of any help dumping or debugging just let me know.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BzrP5D ... g3YjE5YzE5
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BzrP5D ... M1NmZjMDAx
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BzrP5D ... VhMWNkYjBk
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BzrP5D ... I3MzMwZmZi
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Post by mathdon »

We've come a long way in the last few months. If you want to try the latest development version, see this post which gives a link and explains how to install it. I have today updated the RMIR version in that link to RMIR v2.02 Beta 1.5o and have added an RDF for the Atlas 1056B03. There is still a lot we don't yet understand about JP2 so please play with this and report your findings, good or bad. BTW note that, on mine at any rate, the JP2 connector is what I consider to be upside down. Pin 1 is top right rather than bottom left.
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Post by mrplow »

Darn I'll have to wait for a linux .so.
Thanks for all the dev time
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Post by mathdon »

mrplow wrote:Darn I'll have to wait for a linux .so.
Thanks for all the dev time
You're the second would-be tester to need a Linux .so. I can't compile it myself but I'll try to arrange for it to be done asap. I need all the testers I can get :D .
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The RMIR development version linked to in this post now includes Linux support.
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