JP1 Remotes

I just tried it with my Sony DSC-V1 using the nightframing feature which is IR based. Big white light on the front of the remote. By angling it I can see a series of white flashes from top to bottom on the LCD in sync with the pulsing which is apparent in the direct input but much more discernible ...

Maybe I did not explain it very well. The HK remote has a number of devices it is supposed to be able to control Of course it has a limited built in code base so of course it will not work with any semblance of a home theater.

The "device button to change it to the receiver" is AVR on the remote ...

I have two HK receivers the AVR500 and the AVR300. Both of them use the AVR setting on the quasi universal remote as power on and the power button when in AVR mode as power off. I have, also, discovered that sending any of the input selections, such as Video 1 or DVD will turn the unit on. That ...

Not sure if this resource has been posted before.

http://ir.premisesystems.com/

OK the buttons are now there. However, when I try to put it into IR as an added device, I get the error message when I try to save

Invalid Character in Input

Rob,

I loaded the Tivo Master in KM and do not see the OBCs you have listed. I do see Tivo with a following number which are shortcuts to various menu items.

Some remotes with RF extenders have ir emitters that you can paste on your devices which are addressable. Some such are in the Home Theater Master line of universal remotes. I don't know about the 15-2117 which is of course much less expensive and JP1 compatible, as are a couple models of the OFA ...

My 8811 gave me the same problem after working. It also gives me a pulled low error sometimes. It turns our the cable passes over the arched portion of the battery compartment and slightly tips the connector. Apparently enough to cause problems. I have to hold the JP1 cable onto the 8811 with a lot ...

I was just thinking of putting the transmitting face of the MX250 pointing toward the cabinet.

I did some testing tonight. I can point the MX850 backwards through the door into another room and the signals work. So I will be able to reserve the RF for more mundane tasks like operating the DTivo ...

I am gonna look for one who is an engineer next time.

And yes the MX500 can be programmed using the IRClone. But together they cost more than an MX700.

If you like the MX700 be open to the MX850. Sure its a few more bucks, but it is useful with an RF extender. I might just put the RF into service ...

Here is the MX 700 page. You can download the editor program from there. I found an MX700 shipped on ebay for $174 with two year replacement warrantee. Did not buy that I went for the MX850 since it had better usefulness for my lovely wife.

http://www.hometheatermaster.com/htm/mx700/index.html ...

Rob recommended the MX500 which is one of those remotes where you have to use manual button pushing for every step of the programming. For just a few dollars more you can get the MX700 which can be programmed with essentially the same program my mx850 uses. Download the MX700 programming software ...

The 8811 is a very nice JP1 style remote. The button layout is very good especially if like me you like macros. The m and l buttons are arranged across the bottom in two rows. I use those for macros. The set button is recessed and therefore out of the way and at the bottom. The navigation buttons ...

Cryptic is the word for all buttons (has no WAF) and almost impossible to use is the word for all touchscreen.

After researching and having used JP1 for quite a while and having a TC1000 for a long time, I narrowed choices to the Home Theater Master and the Harmony. I am now the proud owner of a ...

For heavens sakes Rob, don't give Bill any ideas like that.