JP1 Remotes

then I imagine something like this would work:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1V54125/

jacobacci wrote: Tue Dec 09, 2025 2:03 am Wow, that's great. Now all I need is a compatible IR sensor. I have written to Strong Support EU for the spec

I was under the impression that it came with one, but I guess not. Have you checked the unit to see if it has a slot for one?

Our good friends at UEI just sent me an upgrade for this:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/app. ... e_id=27263

Yeah, I mentioned that from the Google results earlier.

First thing I would suggest is either trying some streamer codes from your remote manual, or trying the manual search method described in the manual. If you find a code that does anything, I can use that to find the protocol and device code, which I can then use to find matching upgrades.

I just Google'd "does the strong LEAP-S1 support IR remotes?" and got this response:

Yes, the STRONG LEAP-S1 Android TV box is compatible with IR (infrared) remotes.
While the original remote that comes with the device uses both Bluetooth and voice control functions, the box itself has an IR ...

10. Learning remote question? I have tried to learn the buttons to my URC-1280v2 (as described in the URC user manual), but the URC did not register anything. Maybe the original remote is bluetooth?
Let's focus on this first then, because if it isn't an IR remote, and you don't find any info ...

There's a sticky post at the top of this forum with a template of questions that we need answered in order to help with requests like this.

For anyone else who's curious how the TV can control another device, it turns out that "Bravia Sync" is Sony's brand name for HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control), a feature that lets you control multiple connected A/V devices (like Blu-ray players, soundbars, AV receivers) with a single remote ...

RCA webOS TV RWOSU6549 posts split to here:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/view ... p?t=103979

Do you know how to convert hex to decimal?

You captured:
Protocol=NEC Address=0x4, Command=0x10
Protocol=NEC Address=0x4, Command=0x11

0x4 = decimal 4, that's your device code
0x10 = decimal 16, that's the OBC for the 0 button
0x11 = decimal 17, that's the OBC for the 1 button

All of that matches ...

TV/0019 uses NEC1 dev 4, which is mainly an LG code, so I'm guessing RCA did a re-brand with this set. You could see if this upgrade is close:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/app. ... e_id=25572

Split from here:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=103978


My goal is to add a RCA webOS TV RWOSU6549 into the 1056B03 remote.
Maybe there is a file already exist ?

I don't know if RCA did something different with the webOS sets, but the vast majority of RCA TVs all use the same ...

Then that should work, check the wiki page for the connection details:
https://hifi-remote.com/wiki/index.php/JP1_Cables

Now you'll just need a 2*3 Dupont connector.

AJ, did that wiki page answer all of your questions? Are you all set now?