JP1 Remotes

In the OFA kameleon manual (59300), there's a benq setup code 1032, gotten HERE .
Anyone know what this setup code is and might it help?

jeff
TV/1032 = NEC1, device code 96. POWER is EFC 187.

VCR/0042, which is in the URC-9910, also uses NEC1, dev 96, so you could test EFC 187 using that setup ...

Thanks for the quick reply. I tried all four BenQ KM files from the downloads section and none of them worked (only tried power).

I called BenQ and the guy was really nice. He said Japan has never released the remote codes, however he said he has the ASCII codes and can send them to me. He started ...

1. Device: BenQ MP610 (same remote as MP620P, CP120C and CP220)
2. Type of device: Projector
3. Year:
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: URC-9910
5. Do you have a JP1 cable? Yes
6. Still have original remote? No
7. Checked the file section? Yes
8. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)? Yes
9. Partially working ...

Ah. Gotcha.

Here's a new IR upload. This is where I was learning the codes for my Infocus Screenplay 4805. All of the buttons but one seemed to learn fine. One of the directional buttons didn't come through though.

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=3402

I have uploaded a zip of my current IR file. I tried learning buttons 1-6 from my vcr remote with mixed results.

http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload.php?action=file&file_id=3401

I can see how to add functions to RM if the learned key shows a EFC/OBC/Hex, but I don't know how to incorporate ...

The 9910 is a LCD display remote so those instructions don't apply, but I am following the instructions for this model remote.

Unfortunately I didn't dump the raw data for those remote downloads. I will upload some dumps as I continue trying to learn codes.

I'm trying to build my first upgrade for my URC-9910 using the learning function, but it seems to work fine sometimes and other times it seems to have trouble figuring out what the code should be.

For instance, below are a couple of examples when I was learning the channel up/down buttons on my ...

When I plug in the USB JP1 cable to my work computer it detects the new hardware (USB IO Controller) and prompts for drivers. I have tried pointing it to both the drivers off of diygadget and directly from delcom, but after a moment it shows me a screen saying, "The hardware was not installed ...

I purchased one of each of the cables and am primarily interested in getting the USB one working, but when I plug it into my computer a window pops up in the system tray saying that a problem has occurred and my device might not function properly. No prompting for drivers and I can't find any new ...

I'd like to purchase the following items and wanted to make sure that you still had them in stock since you noted that you only had one and your last update was months ago.

URC-9960 B01 (Kameleon - 4k EEPROM) - $39 (pins added)
JP1 USB Cables - $35 (in stock)

Also, I would ideally like to have ...

MaskedMan wrote: Here is shot of the 9960 without the puck and 9964 with:

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y254/t ... g_0233.jpg

Sweet. They look very different...like the whole circuit board looks different. I thought the puck was just a mod.

I'd like to purchase the following items and wanted to make sure that you still had them in stock since you noted that you only had one and your last update was months ago.

URC-9960 B01 (Kameleon - 4k EEPROM) - $39 (pins added)
JP1 USB Cables - $35 (in stock)

Also, I would ideally like to have RF ...