JP1 Remotes

This RDF/Map works great http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=5983

I am getting tripped by an apparent 15 step limitation when creating a macro: Why can't I code more than 15 entries into a macro? Is it a limitation of the remote and I need to use/write an extender to ...

bvwelch, were you able to fix your remote. If not, are you willing to ship it to me. PM me if interested.

I've updated the RDF/map files to reflect this better understanding.

I've called vod instead OnDemand/Macro since all of the images I can find on the web have one or the other of these labels. However, it doesn't appear in any button map, so I suppose that we will need some kind of [Macro] entry ...

Did you change the advanced key location, and delete the two lines that I found were causing problems? Once you have done that, the keymoves work.

Could you confirm if this RDF works for you? It somehow corrupted the remote signature on mine :

[General]
Name=URC-1047C
EepromSize=$400 ...

aH, that was so easy

Looks like the RDF has a different value for menu/settings and is missing VOD.

Yes, the significant change, comparing to the RDF, you have:

2E menu/settings

RDF:

Menu=$2E
Settings=$2F


Since you got this via the test function, I guess your value is more accurate.

I ...

Sorry Vicky, I didn't know that you had one of these! Sounds like you've got the Advanced Code address already figured out. I think a more direct way, not involving trial and error, of finding this address is to download from a reset remote, and compare that download after adding some keymoves ...

What are those issues?

1. I did try doing combinations of:

AdvCodeFormat=HEX
EFCDigits=3

... and no luck.

2. Two presses of the Setup key followed by a button does not seem to blast a code - it waits for me to press a button thrice and only then blasts something out the IR LEDs.

3. I also ...

My IR file for the Atlas 1047 is here: http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=11615

I needed to use a few of these buttons for a device upgrade and when they did not work, thought that the RMDU was incorrect.

However, when experimenting, I mapped the hex codes to buttons ...

Thanks Tomy for sharing.

These pogo pins are something I and a lot of hobbyists been using for years to do in the field updates.

Some useful links: http://www.pcbheaven.com/userpages/PIC_ICSP_Instant_SMD_Connector_with_Pogo_Pins/

http://dangerousprototypes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=573

I ...

Again, I only tried downloads, but this dll worked with JP1.3 and JP2 remotes on a 32 bit XP system.

Thank you - I assume it should run on Win 7 64 bit systems too (but it would be great if someone with that config can test)

This progress is important to me as I am moving to a JPx-IRWidget combo ...

Can you (and anyone else interested) try this one: http://www.filedropper.com/jp12serialdllstaticstrippeddll

Make sure to delete all the 3 DLLs I have provded so far - they are not required anymore.

Notice that the size is comparable to the existing jp12serial we have as well!

This is actually ...

I only tried downloading, but it worked in IR, where all dlls are kept in the same directory as the executable.

It also worked in RMIR, but it was necessary to put the two dependent dlls in the same directory as the jar file.

So far, so good!

So far, so good, and I could not have done it ...

I would like to make some custom changes to the code and recompile this DLL: Will it compile (correctly and run without issues) if I use this: http://mingw-w64.sourceforge.net/

Or is it this that I should be using: http://www.mingw.org/

I am confused.

The version packaged so far seems to be ...

Doesn't load in RMIR, with the following message in rmaster.err: Unable to create JP12Serial object: C:\Remotes\2.03 Alpha\Windows\JP12Serial.dll: Can't find dependent libraries.

IR8.03 won't start and displays the message: The application has failed to start because libgcc_s_sjlj-1.dll was not ...

I am using this to compile jp12serial on Linux (and Windows): http://mingw-w64.sourceforge.net/

What this means is that any developer, including myself now (hopefully) have a way to:

1. Create jp12serial.dll * and * jp12serial.so on Linux
2. (as well as, possibly) create jp12serial.dll *and ...