Upgrade for Go Video DV1030 doesn't work?

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Post by johnsfine »

Your AUX upgrade (Audio/1977) uses two byte hex commands.

That means the KeyMoves must also use two byte hex commands.

You can see the right hex command Vol+ = 50 80, Vol- = D0 80 in the functions sheet in KM/RM or the devices tab in IR.

In the KeyMoves tab in IR, you can select each of those keymoves, then click edit, then click on Hex Cmd, then click in the EFC/HexCmd entry field and type the correct value.
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Post by The Robman »

clator wrote:The bad news is, the keymoves didn't allow me to control the AUX volume when in DVD mode. (It still works in AUX mode so I have that part of the code correct).
How did you create those keymoves? Your audio device upgrade uses 2-byte hex commands, so if you're going to enter the keymoves using IR you need to do it using the hex commands that you can see when you look at the audio upgrade.

ie...
50 80 vol+
d0 80 vol-
48 80 mute

To do them using the remote itself, here's what you would do...

1) Press & hold SETUP, 2 flashes
2) Type 994, 2 flashes
3) Press AUX, VOL+, DVD, VOL+, 2 flashes
4) Repeat steps 1-3 for VOL- and MUTE.

Here's another alternative that will save you a couple of bytes of memory. I noticed that your audio upgrade is using the $006A protocol, which I happen to know is the "Pioneer 3DEV" protocol. This implies that your audio device will respond to the volume controls found in the AMP/0013 setup code. So you could program keymoves against that setup code instead of your upgrade.

Here are the EFCs...
055 vol+
059 vol-
119 mute
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Post by clator »

That worked like a charm! Many thanks.

I'm going to try to carve out some time and get a full list of codes for the DV1030 remote for the site. To give back a little of what I've gained from you all.

Thanks again!
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Post by clator »

Okay, I finally mapped all of the functions in this device and have a file ready. Where does THAT file need to be uploaded?

Also, I just received a new "Main" dvd player. The Philips DVP-642. I downloaded what I thought was the file, but none of its functions worked for me. I manually re-mapped it all and created a fresh file. Do you all want that one? I wonder if they changed remote codes.

Anyway, files are ready to go, but I wanted to ask first where they should be uploaded.

Thanks!
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In the Device Upgrades folder, in the appropriate device category folder.
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clator wrote:Okay, I finally mapped all of the functions in this device and have a file ready. Where does THAT file need to be uploaded?

Also, I just received a new "Main" dvd player. The Philips DVP-642. I downloaded what I thought was the file, but none of its functions worked for me. I manually re-mapped it all and created a fresh file. Do you all want that one? I wonder if they changed remote codes.

Anyway, files are ready to go, but I wanted to ask first where they should be uploaded.

Thanks!
Thanks for the GoVIdeo upgrade upload. I'm not sure I understand what you're saying about the Philips file, however. Does the "remapped" file you created work? Since you said NONE of the functions from the file you tried worked, I'm unclear how simply remapping them would make them "work".

Or did you LEARN these functions and create a new file that works?

EDIT: I just looked at your file and see your comment that it was in fact learned and created from scratch. Clearly more than a simple "remapping". Thanks.
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Post by clator »

Correct. I should have said re-learned, not re-mapped. I haven't fully learned the terminology yet, but I'm coming along.

I wonder if Philips did change all the remote codes ... and if so, why.
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Post by whompus »

Are you sure you downloaded the right file to start with? I looked at your file and the file I downloaded for my 642 way back. I don't see where they differ.
They both control the same philips 642 here.
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Post by clator »

I downloaded
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... ile_id=642 and
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... ile_id=643

The latter was the one that didn't work. I didn't try the former. However, when I compared the codes in those to files with the ones I learned, they were different.

Could be my novice still showing, but I was pretty sure they were different. Here's mine again for anybody interested in comparing them in Keymap Manager. http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=3294
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