JP1 Remotes

Finally i should stay away from the extender as i know me i risk getting into trouble

Thanks all for your help.

Damned, i think i made a big mistake with the installation of the extender.
For me load the extender in RMIR then upload it to the remote should have been sufficient. But in the manual the installation is a bit more complicated...

After the upload memory usage say 7882 free but if i redownload from ...

Hum,

i tried to see if the Button List act as a Shift-Button like it will do with the extender and assigned a command (Menu) to TV/Shift-0. It doesn't work :

When i hit List (without holding it, just a single press) the TV/Source selector pop-up on the TV (List is mapped the TV/Sourve in my TV ...

When you said 'it' 'doesn't work' were you referring to 'it' as the DVD's DSM on the DVD's list button, which I now understand is the button you are accustomed to pressing, after a pause for things to get ready?

I ask because, pressing the WatchMovie button for (ordinary gobal macro ...

Halback wrote:I will try with

<none>/List/DSM: TV;List;4;Back;DVD

Exactly the same, the button do nothing until i press the DVD one

Also, 'DSM' is an acronym for 'Device Specific Macro',
i.e. with or without the extender, it will only work in the specified Device mode .
So perhaps you bound the 'DSM' to the DVD's WatchMovie button...
...it would only work work as you want if you define it instead as Device '<none>' or ...

Ok,

i tried with ComboCancel at start but it 's the same. The DSM refuses to run until i press the DVD device button even if i hold the button List.

It's a bit complicated for me to just add a DSM function :-(

As i understand the List button is a particular button in the extender and i can't use ...

When i turn on the TV/DVD with my Macro on the WatchMovie Button (TV;1;POWER;DVD;BACK;POWER) it doesn't work until i pressed the DVD button.


I found in another post that it's a normal behaviour with unextended URC-6440. Pressing the Watchmovie button put the remote in activity mode and block ...

When i turn on the TV/DVD with my Macro on the WatchMovie Button (TV;1;POWER;DVD;BACK;POWER) it doesn't work until i pressed the DVD button.


I found in another post that it's a normal behaviour with unextended URC-6440. Pressing the Watchmovie button put the remote in activity mode and block ...

I will look at the extender manual for URC-6440 but for now i have a little problem with the "special fonction" (TV;LIST;4;BACK;DVD) :

When i turn on the TV/DVD with my Macro on the WatchMovie Button (TV;1;POWER;DVD;BACK;POWER) it doesn't work until i pressed the DVD button.

Note 1: There's a bug ...

With your old remotes, you would likely have used 3 digit EFCs whereas for this remote you can only use 5 digit EFCs.

Yes, only 3 digits for what i remember. So if i need to type 5 numbers for each test on the remote i prefer stay with RM.

What about assigning 39x4 OBC on my four device to speed ...

Also, there is another step to do since you can't use an OBC directly. You must enter the OBC in Remote Master in the OBC column then use the calculated EFC. For example, in your posted upgrade , using Denon Combo, OBC 20, Device 1 for the Vol+ function is EFC 59666. That's the number you need to ...

Hmm... per Vicky's comment, sounds like you need to try devices 3 and 30 as well.

I assume you tried these as well:
http://files.remotecentral.com/library/3-1/sharp/lcd_television/index.html
(convert to OBC with IRScrutinizer)
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13930
https://www ...

Hi,

I have testing all the 512 combinaisons but my TV never enter in evil k mode or service mode. Perhaps it's not implemented.

So i will try device 3/30 and avoid OBC 64/119/235 just in case.

If i have no more luck il will take a look at the extender methode.

Thanks

Thanks for your tips.

I have make a "special fonction" to commute my TV on HDMI1 when using my external media player (assigned to the DVD button), something like that :

TV;AV;4;BACK;DVD (using BACK to speed up the switch)

and assigne it to the AV buttton of the DVD device.

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