RMDU 4Dev where parts are from 2 diff device codes

[dre]

Hi Folks, Been a while since I've played with JP1, and I've run across an odd code that I can't add as a Function into RMDU. So far, whenever I've had to use the Pioneer 4dev protocol, whenever I run into a 2-part code, both parts are still coming from the same device code.

Right now though, I've learned the following code for the "Strmbox" HDMI input an a Pioneer VSX-534 receiver, and each part has a different device code. It was learned from a URC-9911

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Protocol   Dev   OBC  Hex  EFC
-------------------------------
Pioneer    165   87   15   106
Pioneer    175   54   93   150  

When I try to enter this as a Function into RMDU however, RMDU won't let me enter in the second OBC2 byte code of 54. It keeps changing to 22 to produce this output (2 examples given, one when using Device code 165 and one for 175). Neither of these work.

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Name        EFC5   EFC   Device   OBC   OBC 2   Hex
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Streambox   38317  093    165      87      22   EA 68
- or - 
Streambox   30125  061    175      87      22   EE 68

If it helps, here's what was learned from the 9911:

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25 60 36 00 C8 04 01 13 32 45 10 B3 08 68 01 13 
03 17 01 13 01 02 C4 12 32 33 23 23 23 22 32 32 
22 32 32 33 33 23 23 20 12 22 23 23 23 33 32 32 
33 22 32 23 32 33 23 32 20 

Any thoughts?

[The Robman]

You could try the Pioneer MIX protocol, like this...
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=26414

[dre]

Ah, that's very interesting. This should do it. Huge thanks for keeping JP1 alive all these years, it's amazing what this community has done!

[The Robman]

You're welcome. With regards to selecting the best executor for an upgrade, you really need to see all of the codes that need to be combined to see which one will work the best.

[dre]

I was actually building the device upgrade off an older Pioneer file I had. It had most of the codes I already needed, and this was one of the ones I was stuck on. It'll take me a little while to map everything from 4dev to mix, but it looks straightforward. Thanks!