JP1 Remotes

Quite possibly the world's best collection of Sony IR remote codes can be found at Rob Humphries Sony Remote Control Codes site. If you're looking for Sony codes, this is the place to go.

If you want to know how to change your Sony receiver from AV2 to AV1 mode, read this:
http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/mb ... d.cgi?4020

This seems as good a place as any to store this link. The following URL is to a web site that describes in pretty good detail how you can make changes using the Service Menu of Sony TV's.

http://myweb.accessus.net/~090/sonyadj.html

I have just compiled a spreadsheet containing all the codes from Rob Humprey's site. My goal is to add a cross-reference chart that lists which devices use each of these codes, but in case it's useful to you for something already, I've posted it in the file section.

https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=4768

Good morning,

I'm quite new to this IRC world so...I hope I'm not asking a question that sounds as an evidence to everybody (even if I searched for a few days already).

To summarize I would like to use the codes found on those 2 places:
- http://www.hifi-remote.com/sony/Sony_dat.htm Note diagnostic is 86
- http://www.hifi-remote.com/cgi-bin2/ueic.cgi?DAT_0093 Note here diagnostic code is 089

For this I emulate a RC based on Arduino.
It expects commands like : sendIR 0x5C7

After many trials I'm able to make it work but it required to translate the Sony type to 7 bits binary, return it, translate the command number into 5 bits binary, return it and then couple them to, finally, convert it to HEX.
(note that only 086 works as well as all the codes on that (first) URL).

So, I'm happy.
But would a converter exist ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

what is the arduino code doing?
is it receiving or transmitting or both
it would help if you post a link to the arduino code you are using
and provide a detailed explanation of what you are trying to do

there are many ways you can do what you want
when receiving 12 bits:

the 7 bit command is received first
just shift all bits to right using lsr inst
to get 8 bit byte

and for the 5 bit address shift 3 times using lsr inst
to get 8 bit byte

when transmitting you only have to send the number of bits needed
there should not be any need for any conversion
but then again I have no idea what your arduino code is doing

Mark Pierson wrote:Quite possibly the world's best collection of Sony IR remote codes can be found at Rob Humphries Sony Remote Control Codes site. If you're looking for Sony codes, this is the place to go.

That's indeed the source of the command I want to trigger.