SysTech_Larry wrote:
This is the first code set in this format that I have seen which did not conform to my OBC/EFC map & algorithm.
This EFC = (199 - My EFC) mod 256
For my regular map, EFC 00000 produces OBC hex 9D (dec 157).
For this map, EFC 00000 produces OBC hex 62 (dec 98).
The easier solution (for some) would be to bit-flip the OBC hex# (FF - OBC#) before using my map.
Using the above numbers, FF - 62 = 9D.
(All math is in hex.)
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39 00025 Home2
41 00169 Channel Dot
42 00167 Cursor Up
43 00171 Cursor Down
4C 00036 Input: AV
4F 00042 Input: Live TV
50 00101 Input: HDMI1
60 00197 Power Off
61 00201 Power On
63 00203 Home3
64 00196 App: YUPPTV
65 00200 App: Estrella TV
66 00198 App: Estrella2
67 00202 App: The Roku Channel
70 00133 Play/Pause
71 00137 Live Channel Blackout (reset w/ Ch+/-; usually assigned to the Stop key)
7D 00008 FFwd
7E 00006 Rew
SysTech_Larry wrote:
I have two IR hex codes which are acknowledged but have no obvious effect on the TV:
IR hex 71 = EFC 00137* & IR hex 7F = EFC 00010
In three different code sets [12183, 12049 & 4398], an acknowledged but unresponsive command is listed immediately following the three HDMI port choices. I believe that this might be software support for an additional input port that is not present on my TV (like a VGA port, perhaps).
*Identified in an earlier post. (Quoted EFCs are from code set #12183.)
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SysTech_Larry wrote:Both buttons are unteachable, too.
I am assuming that learning is not possible in the conventional way due to the fact that these keys have two functions such as Ffwd and Ffwd held
But what did work for me is to learn your signal onto another key download that and edit the learned signal and switch it to Ffwd or Rew and upload that
Give this method a try and see if it will work for you
I am not that familiar with key-moves so i do not know of a work around for that
SysTech_Larry wrote:Both buttons are unteachable, too.
I am assuming that learning is not possible in the conventional way due to the fact that these keys have two functions such as Ffwd and Ffwd held
But what did work for me is to learn your signal onto another key download that and edit the learned signal and switch it to Ffwd or Rew and upload that
Give this method a try and see if it will work for you
I am not that familiar with key-moves so i do not know of a work around for that
Key mover is using the following 9xx coding sequence, either by copying keys that are already present or using an EFC number for a known function. http://www.hifi-remote.com/wiki/index.php/994
My URC can also learn from other remotes, but even that method is blocked for the Ffwd & Rew keys.
Side question about Roku TV's: Any idea if they support multiple codes, like an A/B setup? Someone on the Roku forums is trying to install 2 TV's per room at a retirement home. I guess RF-based isn't always practical, so you end up with two TV's responding at the same time. https://community.roku.com/t5/Discussio ... 622#M45967
No they don?t. RF is ideal in that case. I can?t fathom any reason IR would be more practical than RF, no interference, no aiming. Why on earth would they want IR?
They just have to replace both Roku tv IR remotes with Roku wifi voice remotes. They now sell three versions of wifi Roku remotes, standard for about $20, a rechargeable one with headphone jack for $30. And the new Roku voice pro 2, rechargeable without a headphone jack but it has backlighting and it's also $30.
