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gfb107 · Expert Joined: 03 Aug 2003 Posts: 3411 Location: Cary, NC

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wbrells · Joined: 16 Feb 2005 Posts: 37

Folks,

I just found (via the Pronto codes for a Panasonic VCR player) that the discrete power codes for the HT810V (and, hopefully, other similar Panasonic units) are as follows:

Dev OBC EFC
=== === ===
Power OFF: 144 63 026
Power ON: 144 62 022

Hope this info is useful!

BTW, you have convinced me that using an extender is "the way to go". I'll be sure to save an IR copy of my current configuration so I can - hopefully - get back to a non-extended remote if and when the need arises.

Wayne

The Robman · Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2005 2:08 pm Post subject:

Are you saying that you verified that these work on the HT810V?
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wbrells · Joined: 16 Feb 2005 Posts: 37

Rob,

Yes, I confirmed these on my HT810V unit. There is a good chance that they should work on your system (assuming that your current Power Toggle command is device 144 with EFC 024).

Wayne

Hlorri · Joined: 26 Mar 2005 Posts: 9 Location: Castro Valley, CA

I just uploaded 3 KM files for the SC-HT810V & URC-6131, in the "HT System" section:
Panasonic SC-HT810V -- DVD Component
Panasonic SC-HT810V -- VCR Component
Panasonic SC-HT810V -- Tuner & Audio Component

These include the Power Off/Power On discretes; the VCR file also includes a discrete (Auxillary) Video Input select (OBC 144:0:203) -- quite useful in macros to select sound input from e.g. a cable box.

Cheers!
Tor

ElizabethD · Advanced Member Joined: 09 Feb 2004 Posts: 2348

I have a question about one entry in this suite of files
Panasonic SC-HT790/800/810 -- Tuner/Audio component
KM Setup sheet shows

Hlorri · Joined: 26 Mar 2005 Posts: 9 Location: Castro Valley, CA

Yes, 16 is correct. There is probably a bug in KM v8.31 -- for some reason, it removes that number when the sheet is loaded -- if you look in the original .txt file (with a text editor), the number is there. Also, the "fixed data" portion is correct even in KM.

Best,
-tor

ElizabethD · Advanced Member Joined: 09 Feb 2004 Posts: 2348

Thanks for the speedy answer. Yup, the other numbers indicated 16, but I needed to be sure.

Two more questions, this time about the system itself.
1. Does 144.000:192 Video (AUX) Input Toggle mean toggle between TV or Aux?
2. I see that there is also Video (AUX) Input - Discrete video 144.005:203. Does this imply Aux is not video, but Audio only?

It's cool that they added the System discrete on and off functions, but one code makes me wonder what's going on in the design meetings at Panasonic Surprised

all three devices have standard codes for the number keys, except in the VCR section num 7=144.000:213 instead of 22 Evil or Very Mad

Hlorri · Joined: 26 Mar 2005 Posts: 9 Location: Castro Valley, CA

Woops - mea culpa. VCR/7 should indeed be 144:000:022 (EFC 118, not 112). I'll upload a corrected file now.

"AUX" was my wording - probably a misleading one at that. I was referring to the external video input. The toggle between the built-in TV tuner and the external video input ("TV/Video") is 144:000:192, whereas the discrete for the external input (not on the original remote) is 144:005:203.

I forgot a few codes in the DVD file too - I'll upload an amended version of that as well. Mainly, there is a code for toggling progessive scan (480p) output, and another one for turning progressive scan off.

There is also a "Factory Reset" code for the DVD (basically, revert all settings back to default) -- 176:000:70 (see correction below) (EFC 145). This can be useful if you experiment with various codes and get the system into a state that it cannot get out of otherwise. Mine would show "PR 02" on the front panel, the DVD display/status menus would be at the bottom of the screen instead of the top, some keys would not work, etc.

None of these keys were on the original remote.

-tor

Mark Pierson · Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2005 11:04 am Post subject:

ElizabethD · Advanced Member Joined: 09 Feb 2004 Posts: 2348

Sorry to have to nag you guys again. These upgrades are so comprehensive that I need to make sure to get things right. Bear with me a bit more, please.

Re: Factory reset 176:000:70 (EFC 145)
Reset is serious business.
My own Panasonic DVD-S35 uses 176:000:70 (efc166) to Position memory.
Wayne's (wbrells) spreadsheet also indicates it's Position memory on HT810V.
Advanced codes spreadsheet on this site says:
obc241 efc145
obc70 efc166
I think I'm losing it Crying or Very sad

Rob, where are you?

I want to make sure what we're dealing with here:
This thread title is about HT-SC820V 5disc system.
wbrells spreadsheet is about HT-SC810V.
Hlori uploaded main file: Panasonic SC-HT810V. KM setup screen says SC-HT790/800/810V.

Mark, your speed on KM work is amazing Very Happy

Hlorri · Joined: 26 Mar 2005 Posts: 9 Location: Castro Valley, CA

Ahem, again, I am the one "losing it".. Embarassed

The spreadsheet is correct, and the EFC 145 is correct. My previous posting is incorrect -- EFC 145 translates to OBC 241 (not 70). "70" is the hexadecimal value, not the OBC.

To reiterate:
Factory Reset is OBC 176:000:241.

The differences between the 790, 800 and 810 models are only output wattage, and the 810 has speaker stands. The SC-HT820 has a 5-disc changer and Dolby Pro Logic II decoder (the previous ones only have the original Dolby Pro Logic) -- aside from that, all other remote codes are identical.