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Never mind, I have figured it out and everything works now.

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Thanks

Noted.. The remote for the Sony STR-DH500 is a model RM-AAU020 remote if that helps.

Sorry about putting the Help request in the wrong place. It's been a while since I've been on the site and things have change a little.

Anyway. I saw all of the Sony devices and tried to pick one that was fairly recent. Many are from the 2004-2006 time frame and thought I'd have better luck with ...

I've been using the 1067 Extender for a while...a number of LKPs, macros, etc.

Here is what I did:
1. I had the remote configured for a Panasonic TV (TV-dev=1250), Comcast Cbl (BL-dev=1493) and a CambridgeSoundworks AVS550 Receiver (AUX-dev=0017). he receiver died so I replaced it with a new Sony ...

Use the following:

Remote (Comcast) = URC-1067
Device = Sony STR-DH500 (but STR-DG520 uses the same remote)
Sony Remote = RM-AAU020

In Remote Master, open the Sony STR-DG920 AV Receiver.rdmu file.
Make the following changes:
Setup Code=1758
Protocol = Sony15
Device=48

New batteries made all the difference.

Thanks.
Gary

I have been using a URC8811 with the Motorola DCT6412 and Cambridge Soundworks AVS5500 devices for a while using extenders for various functions and everything works great. Now, I want to add a new code from the AVS550 to the URC8811 remote and went through the following steps:

1. Uploaded an old ...

I've setup a UFA8811 remote for the DCT6412 to include the 30-sec skip, 15-sec rewind, along with extenders for short and long keypresses to control the guide functions (short-up=up one item, long-up=page-up, etc), menu functions, etc.

The files for all of the setup stuff is http://www.hifi-remote ...

Rob

I've uploaded a zip file containing .ir and .rmdu files for the Motorola DCT6412 and Cambridge Soundworks AVS550 boxes with my final key definitions. The link for the file is:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=1246

You can delete the following files:
http://www ...

Rob,

It looks like the extender took care of all of the problems with the Cable keypress stomping on the Cambridge volume (using a macro on the Vol+ & Vol- keys to send both a volume code and the 'Slide' code toi lock the volume on the Cambridge unit. So I won't need a special protocol to do it ...

Rob,
I have just finished installing an Extender on the remote and have solved all of the Vol+ and Vol- problems by assigning macros to the Vol+ and Vol- keys.

Naturally, I couldn't stop at that and have configured other macros and LDKP's to mimic some of the other buttons on the Motorola DRC-800 ...

Thanks. Let me know if you need anything from me. Have fun.

Gary

Rob,
Am I waiting on you or are you wainting on me?

As mentioned in previous post, there is a button on the Cambridge remote that is not really used and would be a good candidate for sending after the Vol+ and Vol- commands (EFC=184) to lock the Cambridge volume.

Not sure what the next step is ...

Rob,
You are right...the cable button is doing the last Cambridge volume command that was sent; e.g., if I press Cambridge vol+, all cable buttons also cause the volume to increase, if I press Cambridge vol-, all cable buttons cause the volume to decrease. If I press vol+ (or vol-) and immediately ...

If the last command sent to the Cambridge is a Vol+ or Vol-, the Motorola cable commands always change the Cambridge volume. If the last Cambridge command is one of the ones I tried (not a volume command), the cable commands never change the Cambridge volume.

I just tried a Cambridge Vol+, then a ...