JP1 Remotes

Mark/Rob, again thanks for the quick feedback. You guys provide great support. The members of this forum are very fortunate. I believe you have me back on the road again. :roll:

The only reason you'd normally want a virgin image is when you're the first person with a brand new remote and you want ...

You'll find all the reset instructions for the 1995 here .
Thanks much Mark. I greatly appreciate your time in pointing me to the right place.

I can't tell you how many times I had been to that web site. I even downloaded the "Official" RS manual from there. Completely missed the "Advanced" link ...

I just obtained a used 15-1995 and want to do a Mfr Reset. The procedure for LCD remotes that I see most:
1) Hold SETUP till screen reads "CODE SET"
2) Press RECORD
3) Select MFR RESET from the LCD menu.

does not work on the 1995. The manual shows a clear function, but I assume that is an OPS reset ...

The non-extended 6131 uses a 2-byte hex command for key moves where the first byte is "00" and the 2nd byte is the hex value of the EFC decimal. In this case, ON: 227 = "00 E3", OFF: 219 = "00 DB". Be sure to select the Hex Cmd radio button in IR's Key Moves dialog.
Great! Yes that worked. Thanks ...

... the 6131 stores KeyMoves differently than other models.
Well that explains what I'm seeing with my 6131 (PVR, non extended). I'm trying to enter discrete Power On (EFC=227) and discrete Off (EFC=219) Keymoves for a RCA TV, setup code 0047. IR (v4.02) shows hex $0F & $2F respectively ...

It really is pretty simple, particularly if you can program a PVR with XML :-) Here is the link

I very much appreciate the ideas you and Rob have given me here. Since I just installed a second tuner in my HTPC I believe the easiest thing at this point is to just use the "record" VCR I freed up as ...

Well this brings up a couple of possibilities. Use the Ocelot to test the commands. If you have the Protocol files that I created for JVC, you can use the GenIRDB auto generate capability to create all 256 commands.

Also if you have an SECU16 (not the SECU16IR) then there is a video sensor (plugs ...

The more modern way is to create dummy device upgrades in KM that contain all the unaccounted for OBCs and then try them out to see what they do.

Great tip Rob, as usual I couldn't see the trees for the forest. I already have an Access dB with all the JVC VCR codes in it. Should be relatively ...

You might try a macro (if you haven't already) for two eject commands with minimum interval (you'll need an extender to get fast macros).

Per your suggestion I tried the two command macro approach. Unfortunately it didn't work (reliably). Just not enough delay. On the power On, the eject takes ...

Have you tried the long winded approach of testing all 256 EFCs to see if there are any undocumented functions?

No, I have to confess I haven't tried that yet. The only way I can think to do that is use IR Keymove to assign each key one of the hex codes, test the assigned keys then go back and do ...

... classic workaround. If a Play or Eject command will turn the unit On from Off, then a macro for Play|Stop is On and Play|Power Toggle is Off.

Thanks for the tip Jon. This device is certainly a weird duck. It seems to have no tape eject command either, just a separate button to Open/Close the ...

What setup code are you trying these EFCs with?

I have tired 0067 & 0041. Using 0067, I can get the toggle power to work fine (EFC 59) and all other functions seem to work Ok. I have 4 other JVC vcrs (VCR only, not combo) and all respond to the to the general discrete power on/off. I'm beginning ...

I have not been successful in a search for discrete Power on/off for a JVC XVC1U VCR/DVD Combo, using a 2117 remote. The "general" JVC discrete codes (device 67, EFC 248 for ON; 67/247 for OFF) do not work for me, does anybody have any information on what, if any, codes may work for this device ...