ToadTog and URC-6800/7800

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poet99
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ToadTog and URC-6800/7800

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I would like to create ToadTog commands in order to make my 2700/4700 ExpressVu satellite receivers and my Sanyo VHR-H608 VCR turn off with my power off macro (and on/off in other device change macros). I know for sure that there are no discrete on/off codes for the ExpressVu receivers and I was not able to find any that work with my Sanyo VCR.

I found the ToadTog.asm file at Yahoo JP1 Files. Can this work at all with the URC-6800/7800? (i.e. should I go on studyng the readme file)

Thanks in advance

François
Scott
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Re: ToadTog and URC-6800/7800

Post by Scott »

poet99 wrote: I found the ToadTog.asm file at Yahoo JP1 Files. Can this work at all with the URC-6800/7800? (i.e. should I go on studyng the readme file)
yes the readme file is the one you want for instructions, but the file is for the 1994. You can get the toadtog file for the 7800 in the files subsection special protocols. You want the KeyFilter.zip file.

When editting the .asm to setup your toggles, I would change a few things in the define a key section:
Add,,,,Discrete_on=3A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,after all we are talking about
,,,,,,,,,,Discrete_off=3B,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,discretes so I would want them

change,,,,,,_2L=3A
,,,,,,,to,,,,,,,_2L=30

Then if you are using extender 1, assemble the asm file with S3C8
If you are using extender 2 and you want fast macros you'll need to find:

OR R00, 20 ;Flag the fact that a macro is running
and replace with
LD R78, 2 ;Flag the fact that a macro is running

Scott
poet99
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Post by poet99 »

Thanks a lot, Scott. I had overlooked this one.

When I said studying, I meant studying. I still have to try and learn how this works...

I will probably have to ask a few questions later on.


François
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