JP1 Remotes

Yes, the only thing I could get working was the volume. I am getting pretty tired, but I will pick up on it again either tomorrow or Saturday.

Thanks for the help! I will get back to you all soon.

Tom

Well I tried that file, still a no go. To make sure I am uploading it correctly, I copy the Output from RM and paste it into a new device and assign it a button then upload it to the remote, correct?

Ahh what am I thinking, I should have explained myself a little better. I don't have the original remote, so I am trying to really do this from scratch. The receiver responds to 1254, 1154, and 0054.

Thanks for the response!

Tom

Ok well I have been going through the codes on my URC-8820 and found a few codes that at least work somewhat. What does that help progress anything?

I have tried all the codes I could find for RCA receivers in the files section, but no luck. I am using a Comcast URC-1067. I can't seem to really find any information on this receiver, except that it uses the same remote as the RT2770 and the model of the remote is RCR192AB1.

I am new to this ...

Thanks for the info! Well, I have checked and checked and checked and cleaned up all the points, but no go. When I plug it into a remote, it stops responding to key presses. When I unplug the cable, it flashes twice. I don't know what else to look at.

Tom

Ok, well I got my computer up again (some bad RAM apparently) and I tried scanning the IC. Its fuzzy, but this should give you an idea of what it looks like.

http://members.buckeye-express.com/mjjacoby/ic.jpg

Previously, the logo (I think?) on the lower-left was in the upper-right of the first ...

Great suggestion, I was able to get the chip up no problem. Unfortunately, my computer just dumped on me so I can't get a better picture of the IC. The numbers (which can't be seen in the pictures) are oriented in the picture such that the top of the letters point 'down' toward the cable, if that ...

I am fairly confident that there are no shorts there, but I will take up some of the solder and see if I can't clean it up a bit. The markings on the IC have worn off for the most part, but are visible at the right angle. From what I am seeing, there is no distinguishable way to see what would be ...

I received this kit from my aunt as a gift, and have attempted to build the interface based on the pictures from jherrick's thread in the marketplace. I am not by any means the best at soldering, but I think my points are good enough to get the job done. What I am most concerned about is the ...