JP1 Remotes

I downloaded the latest version of the drivers and put them in the Windows/System/Drivers folder. When I plugged the new cable in and restarted I got the New hardware found and it went throught the process of trying to find the drivers but couldn't because the drivers signature is not recognized by ...

Make sure you have the USB cable plugged in
Go to the Start Menu
Select Control Panels
Select Add New Hardware
Click on the "Next" tab
Select "Add/Troubleshoot a device" and click next
After the hardware device is done searching, select "Add New Device" and click next
Selct "No, I want to ...

Make sure you have the USB cable plugged in
Go to the Start Menu
Select Control Panels
Select Add New Hardware
Click on the "Next" tab
Select "Add/Troubleshoot a device" and click next
After the hardware device is done searching, select "Add New Device" and click next
Selct "No, I want to select the ...

I tried SAT/1142 and that didn't work but I may be doing it wrong. The manual doesn't even list the RCA DVR. I have an RCA RCU810 and it's not in that manual either.

When you say to try the VCR/0618 should I use that code when stting the SAT button? I have my VCR button already programmed.

Should you use the learning fuction to learn the codes of a unit you can't find information on (RCA DVR40, TIVO) before you download your remote info to IR?

I have the RS 15-2117 and an RCA DVR40 TIVO reciever with the peanut remote and I'm note sure if I should use the learning function of my 2117 ...

In preparation for getting started I've downloaded all the required software, got my remote, and am just waiting on my USB cable.

I decided to run each piece of software to become familiar with it and ensure there are no compatibility issues. When I run IR.exe and go the interface tab I notice that ...

Ok, I'm getting a little frustrated because my usual search techniques have yeilded nothing!

I can't seem to find a part number or source for the jp1 pins. I have a few RCU810 remotes that I want to modify but can't seem to find where to get the pins, what they're called, etc. I haven't actually ...