JP1 Remotes

Thank you. Do you happen to know how I could transfer my existing programming from the 00 hardware to a new remote with the hardware 01 version? Giving me signature mismatch headaches.

After the venerable URC11-2981 R00 has died, I thought I was lucky because I could still purchase the same URC11-2981 in the same shop a couple of years later, and would be able to transfer over my programming. However, turns out that what looks identical from the outside is now the URC11-2981 R01 ...

On OS X 10.9 this no longer appears to work. I had to rename the libraries from jnilib do dylib, and run the app as root; but the download still fails.

1.0.1 does not send this either, the verbose output does not show an error. But I guess I will just wait for 1.1.0

Congratulations Barf to this useful program. It is exciting to see readily available hardware (read: cheap hardware) such as Arduino supported.

In IrScrutinizer 1.0.0 I found what might be a bug: Some codes seem not to be sent via the Arduino.

For example, these do NOT send anything via Arduino ...

Exciting development in this thead :-)

Just found this now. I will try to catch up asap. In the meantime, I found this question:

If you have not done so, are there plans to incorporate the IR sender and receiver program in the same Arduino board (of which the mode can be selected with a serial ...

Thanks Barf for your feedback which I will incorporate. I have expanded the acknowledgments on the about page.

If possible, I would like to get away with not explicitly dealing with model numbers, since often a whole class of devices of the same manufacturer share the same set of codes. This ...

Here is a project I am working on:
http://irdb.tk/

Not specifically targeting JP1 remotes, but remote control codes in general. Also provides an online translator to convert between the different IR code representations.

There is an API as well.

This is a work in progress, so I'd appreciate your ...

Thanks to the great help I received in this forum, I can report that this remote is now functional with IRMaster 2.02a using these files:

http://hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php ... e_id=11942

Thank you very much!

Thanks Barf, removing everything related to Java and Windows indeed did the trick for me. I now have a tiny Linux decodeir executable. If anyone else is interested, I have uploaded the modified source to https://github.com/probonopd/decodeir

Thanks Barf. In our link to the C++-program the first thing I had trouble with is the Java stuff in the Makefile. I can't even get this to compile, as it always complains about some JNI stuff I have no real clue about...

Interesting. I had assigned AUX in the General tab to TV, 7777, then uploaded. But when I download, the code is reset to Cable, 1272...

Now I changed the upgrade to use TV, 1111 and assigned that to AUX to in the General tab. Now it is no longer changed when being up- and downloaded, and voila ...

Done

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=11927

May I suggest an UI improvement:

When entering a keymove, it would be great if one could enter Device Type, Setup Code, Device and OBC (just like one can when making an Upgrade). This would be great for people who do not know the EFC-5 or Hex.

And one usability improvement:

There should be a ...

Which files? Assuming that you mean the jvc.rmdu that I created:
Remote.name=URC 11-2981 R00
Remote.signature=329304
SegmentFlags=255
DeviceType=TV
DeviceIndex=0
SetupCode=7777
Protocol=00 98
Protocol.name=JVC Combo
FixedData=
Function.0.name=mute
Function.0.hex=3F C7
Function.1.name=power
Function ...