JP1 Remotes

Just a message to let all know I put an upgrade for the new Cyberhome DVR 1600 in the DVD folder. Hey Robman, Why am I still "Just Gettin' Started
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Works perfect !

Many Thanks Rob.


Tradcli

The delay Focus Shutter is more commonly used.

Thanks,

tradcli

Rob,

Works great. Does just exactly what you said it would do!

This is a keeper.

thanks,

Tradcli

I'll try it tonight and let you know how it works out.

Thanks,

Tradcli

Rob,

There are actually two diffrent Canon manufactured remotes that work with the camera. One is the Canon RC-1, the other is the Canon RC-5. One has one button and one has two. In reading accounts of the remotes the one button version does a focus-wait-shutter function and the two button version ...

In my mind the way that translates to the remote is the Zero (0) key should produce the instant signal (32520 khz +456 -5416 +490 -130580), the one (1) key would not be used, the two key would use the focus-2second wait-shutter signal (32921 khz +452 -7326 +486 -130584), the three (3) key would be ...

Rob,

The way it works is the one signal causes the camera to auto focus, waits about 2 seconds and then the shutter trips. The other simply trips the shutter. For normal operation the focus-delay-shutter is fine, but in some situations it doesn't work well. The use of the instant shutter trip one ...

yep, thats the idea. But i have a refinement of the protocol to work on first. I have worked out two signals that I need to deal with.

The first is similar to the one you worked with and what it does is focuses the camera, delays two seconds, and then trips the shutter. The second simply ...

Rob,

Great work! It works perfectly. I'll work up a delay and program a file that gives a delay based on which number key is pressed.

Thanks for your help.

Tradcli

Wow, now that I see how you did it I'm not quite so helpless anymore. I'll waste a little time from here and will post the finished product.

Thank you for your help!

I learned the same signal to all six buttons. You are right, button 6 is a little eratic and should be discarded. All six buttons do work, but key 2 is the cleanest learn of the signal.

Where I want to go is to have something that has a one second delay, then the command on button 1, A two second ...

Rob,

Did you look at the file I posted in the files section?

The learned code on the 2 key seems to be the cleanest signal. How does one write a protocol for such a thing?

Tradcli

I uploaded a file called "captured rc5.txt" to the diagnosis area of yahoo jp1.

This file has the results of the capture.

Thanks,

Tradcli

well, that failed....

I've programed a palm with omniremote and installed the rc5.pdb file. Then I learned the signal produced with a 8810.

The learned signal has no protocols or device numbers.

i learned the signal to 6 keys and here are the six answers:

freq. key sent once

36036 cd1 +720 ...