JP1 Remotes

So my gamble paid off. Apparently the problem was in the interface cable, not in my soldering ability. Using Tommy Tyler's JP1 EEPROM interface I can download from and upload to my remote without issue.

Rob, thanks much for taking the time to try to help me.

-Shawn

Unfortunately, the only other JP1 remote I have is a Radio Shack 15-2133, which also does not have existing pins. I wasn't even going to think about touching that one until I can get the Kameleons working, as it's got additional concerns to worry about (the placement of the pads interfere with ...

Rob,
Thanks for your reply. One thing I wasn't using was flux - I had assumed that the solder I was using was a flux core, but it actually was not. This helped quite a bit, and while I won't claim it was a pretty job, I think I got the pins soldered in place. All of the pins appear to be securely ...

Hmmm... if you think your tips would work for a slightly shaky-handed person who is only OK with a soldering tool, then I'd love to go that route. I tried on one of my twin 9960B01s and fear I mucked it up a bit... the plastic "lip" all around the motherboard (which I could find no way to remove ...

I was hoping the OP would respond to this so I could piggyback off his answer... unfortunately, it doesn't look like he's going to do so, so I'll hijack his post to ask whether there is anyone who is selling pre-made 6pin pogo-pin adapters? It's for the URC-9660 in this case, though as far as I can ...