JP1 Remotes

Good point:

Device manager - Ports COM & LPT - CH340 - Port Settings - advanced.

I spent hours trying to figure out why my new PC would not accept RMIR connections to my remotes via the JP1 cable I detailed above;
It was working with a number of other PC's so I went through all possible troubleshooting:

- Checked all contacts for continuity
- Redid the soldering
- Changed RMIR ...

If you are used to DIY solutions this one is quite simple :
No "complex programming" involved.
Order board as detailed earlier in thread.
Install Arduino IDE.
Upload ino file to board as detailed above.
Make connections as detailed in my design.
Configure as jp1x in RMIR
Bingo.

So would this be an accurate representation?

https://i.imgur.com/oYqpZJN.jpg


The arduino board takes 3-10V DC so I assume the resistors are not needed.

To anyone following this thread and/or familiar with the Arduino approach
Let me know if this makes sense.

If it does, I will report back ...

Thanks Rob, I do need working Pronto Hex but this problem is limited to a single code, while all other codes work perfectly (Rmdu to Girr to Pronto Hex to Broadlink). Will still keep this file handy just in case I encounter other issues with this device.
Thanks again! much appreciated.

Thank you, no success with these but will simply use the learned code as this is the only code (out of hundreds) not working correctly.
Thanks for all the insight and support.
Cheers,

Thanks @barf

would the theory be compatible with the fact that the unretouched signal works with the URC-9910? could be some slight difference in the hardware processing speed maybe?

will give it a shot for sure.

If I understand correctly I could try these, right?

0000 006C 0022 0002 03E7 00AD ...

Thanks,

From experience, this will be too "technically challenging" to hope for any decent answer from tech support, much less resolution.

I wrongly thought that known protocols/codes (all working on the URC-9910) would a sure bet to avoid relying on the original remotes and/or using further ...

Thanks for the feedback;

I generally use IRScrutinizer; was just testing with multiple options.

Using Broadlink RM4 mini and RM4C mini.
Software component is via Homeseer/Broadlink plugin (based on some existing python script)
Signals are uploaded in Pronto Hex form and converted to Broadlink by ...

Need help from an expert on this one:

I am using a pretty straightforward RMDU for a Toshiba LCD TV;
NEC1, Device 64, Subdevice 191.
see file here :
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=26727

everything works as expected when uploaded to my URC-9910, including ...

Sorry for the delay, for some reason I didn't get notified on new posts...
@barf The snap shot version works as expected, Thanks for the update, much appreciated.

Thanks for the feedback,
Here I can confirm as tested & working.

I guess I can wait for the snapshot version once Rob/Graham confirms, but out of curiosity, where can I find the "command" element?

Thanks !

Ok. duh. the error was on my side....

To make things more legible I got a habit of converting the Girr file to Pronto Hex via IRScrutinizer (I also have a home automation app using this format to bulk import signals) but thought IRScrutinizer was simply importing HEX data already within the Girr ...

Thx @Robman, the first two are for the same signal. Third one was just to show yours (though it's another signal) is working for some reason. I agree it seems to be an issue with the new file not doing its job.

Just to Confirm, rmProtocols.xml has to be replaced in RMIR root folder right?

@barf ...

RMDU here: http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=26725

testing POWER OFF code (#21)

Installed latest version (RMIR.v2.14.18)

with original rmProtocols.xml
*Doesn't work*

0000 006D 0072 0000 0078 003C 000F 002D 000F 002D 000F 000F 000F 000F 000F 000F 000F 002D 000F 000F ...