JP1 Remotes

In the meantime, this self build serial JPx to JP1 (under £5) works a treat!

https://ibb.co/dMFt7n

Thanks for clarifying that. It does make sense as the previous post refers to a URC-6131 which is 3V. I will wait to hear back from the company about their shipping costs.

Thanks for that information. I have sent DIYGADGET an enquiry as I live in the UK and I don't want to pay the expensive shipping that I am offered in the online checkout. This is despite the bottom of the product page stating "flat rate shipping is USD 5.99 to other destinations" as that shipping ...

I am guessing that your cable is a USB one? The cable that I use for my old JP1.0 remotes is parallel. That being said, I do have a JP1.x USB cable too so what is this adapter you are using? In the meantime Graham is looking at a way of adding 64 bit capability to RMIR which would be really useful.

I upgraded my Windows 10 from 32 bit to 64 bit but in the process seem to have lost the ability to use my parallel port cable to re-program my older JP1 remote. I see that in the Windows 32 bit "Windows-amd64" folder there is a file called jp1parallel.dll but that no such file exists in the 64 bit ...

I have a spare JP1.2/1.3 USB cable (working perfectly with Remote Master, RMIR in windows 10) surplus to requirements. It has a standard 6 pin connector but also has a notch on the connector to correctly align with the JP1 slot on URC remotes (e.g. the URC 7960). Please message me if interested ...

I have a fully working (windows 10) JP1.2/1.3 cable which is surplus to requirements. It has a 6 pin connector and a notch to match the JP1 slot on URC remotes (e.g. the URC 7960). Please message me for details.

I have adapted an 8 way (2x4) Dupont female housing to accommodate a USB-to-TTL-Serial-Cable which fits the keyed opening on the remote. This involves the adaptation of a 2 X 4 Pin 2.54mm (0.1") pitch Dupont female connector - Using a sharp knife / scalpel carefully pare back the top half of the ...