Code for PHilips CDR775 needed

[stevey88]

I do not have the original remote control and the CDR760 in the files section do not have the " Track_Inc " button which is really the only button I am after as the function is not on the front panel of the CDR775. If you have a Philips CDR remote that have this button, please help.

Thanks,
Steve

[Mark Pierson]

the CDR760 in the files section do not have the " Track_Inc " button

Is that a different function from "Next"?

The Philips CDR-760.txt file has Next (EFC=177) and Prev (EFC=209) mapped to the Ch+ and Ch- buttons.

[stevey88]

the CDR760 in the files section do not have the " Track_Inc " button

Is that a different function from "Next"

The Philips CDR-760.txt file has Next (EFC=177) and Prev (EFC=209) mapped to the Ch+ and Ch- buttons.

When you are recording from an external source like from a LP. Pressing Track inc will increase the track # by one. So instead of the whole side of the LP being 1 track, you can have each of the individual music/song to be a different track.

[Mark Pierson]

I found a CCF file over at RemoteCentral that lists a "Track+" function that decodes as EFC=110 (OBC=026). Try that to see if it's what you're looking for.

[stevey88]

I found a CCF file over at RemoteCentral that lists a "Track+" function that decodes as EFC=110 (OBC=026). Try that to see if it's what you're looking for.

I just tried that code and it skip to the next track during play. No function when the unit is recording.

I tried to see what's in the CCF file using CCFTools, etc. but due to my lack of knowledge in CCF, I can not get anything useful out of it. Can you shine some light on this? The CCF file said CDR775 so it must have theinfo I need.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Steve

[The Robman]

I don't know what CCFTools does, but the program you need is DecodeCCF, which can be found in the JP1 file section. I used it to get these codes from that CCF file. You'll notice that most OBCs are accounted for, but there are a few gaps. I'd be quite keen to test those gap codes if it were me to see what additional functions I could find.

OBC EFC Function
000 173 Angle
001 205 rewind
002 109 Up Arrow
003 141 Pause
004 045 Left Arrow
006 237 Right Arrow
007 013 Stop
008 172 Down Arrow
009 204 Access
010 108 Subtitle
011 140 Repeat
012 044 Power Toggle
013 076 Audio
015 012 Display
016 175 on/off
017 207 Zoom
020 047 slow
021 079 L/R
022 239 6
023 015 7
024 174 8
025 206 4
026 110 vol-
028 046 A-B
029 078 0
032 177 Setup
034 113 fast forward
035 145 Goto
037 081 1
038 241 2
039 017 3
043 144 9
048 179 play / select
049 211 Eject
050 115 vol+
051 147 chap. back
052 051 chap. skip
053 083 Title
054 243 RTN
059 146 TV-system
060 050 Menu
061 082 5

[Mark Pierson]

I tried to see what's in the CCF file using CCFTools, etc. but due to my lack of knowledge in CCF, I can not get anything useful out of it.

The preferred JP1 tool for CCF files is DecodeCCF.exe using the DecodeIR.dll.

The CCF file said CDR775 so it must have the info I need.

Only if the creator included it...

I took another look and the "Track+" function appears to be from another device code (20), while the CDR-760 upgrade file uses devices 26 and 31. There's another function in the CCF labeled "CDR" (EFC=018, OBC=63) that I don't see listed (by EFC/OBC) in the upgrade, so you might want to try it. Also, does the CDR-760 file work for your 775?

[stevey88]

Mark,

You are right! the 760ccf will have the Inc Trk code only if the creator have included it. I have used the CDR760 code found in the file section and it works - the Play, Stop, etc. But the 760 remot do not have the INC TRK buttom. I have enter the OBC codes from 10 to 69 and none of them perform the INC TRK function. OBC 63 will select the CDR drive if CD drive is selected. It appears that entering OBC code above 70 will just loop back. Is this correct?

Steve

[jon_armstrong]

Rob, I think you got out of sync for that ccf file. The OBC's for Philip's are always pretty consistent. I re-decoded the file where Mark had posted the link. It has two devices that use RC5:20 a DVD (that I think is unrelated to the CD-R) and apparently the CD functions of the CD-R.

IIRC, Philips used RC5:20 for early DVD's and switched to RC6 for DVD's some time ago. The CD-R functions appear to use RC5:26. There were only two in that first ccf file: 26:63 that selects the CDR function (I also suspect it would turn it on from off since OBC 063 usually does that) and OBC 012 the typical Philips power toggle. The remainder of the RC:5 commands come from other ccf files for CDR's.

From ccf
contained in dan-hounsell.zip in the CD-R panels:

RC5:20:000 Numeral 0
RC5:20:001 Numeral 1
RC5:20:002 Numeral 2
RC5:20:003 Numeral 3
RC5:20:004 Numeral 4
RC5:20:005 Numeral 5
RC5:20:006 Numeral 6
RC5:20:007 Numeral 7
RC5:20:008 Numeral 8
RC5:20:009 Numeral 9
RC5:20:011 Scroll
RC5:20:028 Shuffle
RC5:20:029 Repeat
RC5:20:032 PDB - CD - Trak+
RC5:20:033 PDB - CD - Trak-
RC5:20:036 Prog.
RC5:20:043 Scan
RC5:20:048 Pause
RC5:20:049 Cancel
RC5:20:050 Scan_Back
RC5:20:052 Scan_Forward
RC5:20:053 Play
RC5:20:054 Stop
RC5:20:063 CD-Select
RC5:20:082 Store
RC5:20:087 Enter

RC5:26:012 Power_Toggle
RC5:26:063 CDR-Select


These were from other CD-R ccf's:
RC5:26:028 shuffle
RC5:26:029 repeat
RC5:26:032 Skip Forward
RC5:26:033 Skip Back
RC5:26:036 prog
RC5:26:045 Eject
RC5:26:048 Pause
RC5:26:050 Scan_Back
RC5:26:052 Scan_Forward
RC5:26:053 play
RC5:26:054 Stop

stevey88, unless you change device codes any OBC>63 will subtract 64 from the OBC in that protocol. In KM you need to swap EFC/OBC in the FUNCTIONS tab. To get the upper 64 commands (64-127) you place the OBC in column B and a 1 in the byte 2 column (column C) to call those commands upper commands.

BTW, all commands from Philips CDR-760.txt, the device upgrade in the JP1 files, are for RC5:26

[stevey88]

Found, the EFC is 107. It appears that the 775 code is different from the 760 code.

Steve