JP1 Remotes

Rob,
Thanks for the help. I tried creating a device upgrade last night using the device combiner but I must have done something wrong as every time I pressed a button the red light would go steady for a decent length of time during which all other functions of the remote were non-responsive. For ...

Considering I've just gone through and catalogued the protocol, device, and sub-device for the remote that came with my Onkyo TX-SR500, I'm curious what L2 maps to on your original remote? Based on the codes I've gathered, your L1 maps to the DVD input select button on your remote, however L2 does ...

They do. At least my Onkyo_TX-SR601_RCVR-1135.txt does and I believe couple of others.
They usually use Device Combiner protocol, so real NEC1/2 are hidden in a list of protocols. Look at the "Protocol ID" and "Fixed Data Hex" columns. If, for example, you see 20 B4 49 fixed data it is NEC1, 21 B4 ...

The buttons are grouped as follows:

Protocol: NEC1, Device: 210, Sub-Device: 108

DSP +, Ch Sel, Stereo, Surround, A.Stereo, DVD, Audio Adjust (Mode), Cine Filter, Late Night, Audio Select

Protocol: NEC1, Device: 210, Sub-Device: 109

Standby/On, Muting, Tape, CD, Tuner, Video 1, Video 2, Video 3 ...

I've had good luck with the IR learn to device upgrade process up till now. I've just gone through and learned all the functions from my Onkyo TX-SR500 receiver's remote and am a little confused as to where to go from here.

My problem is that I've come up with two protocols (NEC1 and NEC2) and I ...