JP1 Remotes

mirx · Joined: 21 Feb 2007 Posts: 8

Hi,

I'm going to push that rule about no question being too stupid...

I have two RCU-810 (only 1 with the pins soldered and pending help from another thread) and a Bell ExpressVu Sat Receiver

On this page:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/ofa/devices-cbl.shtml

This is listed:
TYPE SUB CODE 1994 C7 P8 BRANDS
CBL SAT 0775 Y Y Y Dish Network , Echostar , Expressvu , HTS , JVC

Currently I have the keys I want learned in my remote, but if they are available as a code, I'd rather use that.

When I try to manually enter the code 0775 or 775 as either a Sat code or a Cable code or any other device code, the remote says: INVALID

How do I enter this code?
Thanks.

unclemiltie · Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:25 pm Post subject:

The RCU810 is an odd beast in that it has an "offset" (for what reason I have no idea) from the standard UEI codes.

CBL/0775 is likely the code you want but it is offset by 17. If I remember correctly the offset is decimal and is added to the standard UEI code, so for example a 0047/TV is an RCA TV but the RCU810 uses 0064.

Thus, the satellite code that you want will be CBL/0775+17 (0792)

give that a whirl, until of course you get your JP1 cable working, then all of this gets much, much easier!

mirx · Joined: 21 Feb 2007 Posts: 8

Thats for the offset tip, it worked.
It turned out to be Sat code 0792 (0775+17).
Although some of the buttons weren't programmed with that code, so I still currently (until I get my jp1 cable working) need to use learned codes for some of the features, such as the seacrh (#) button.

The code for this button is listed on the code page here:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/cgi-bin2/ueic.cgi?sat_0775
I guess those numbers will only be useful once I can get a jp1 cable running.

Thanks very much for the help.

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johnsfine · Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 8:05 am Post subject:

Capn Trips · Expert Joined: 03 Oct 2003 Posts: 3990

Well, dopey me! Embarassed

Reading the RCU810 manual, you are correct that it has no (advertised) Keymover functionality out of the box, although it has pretty well-documented learning and macro capability.

I also noticed that this is one of the few UEIC remotes whose manual tells you how to conduct an MFR reset. Surprised

(Most keep this option a deep dark secret)

Never having had one of these, I apologise if I led you astray - I suppose you will indeed have to wait for your cable (although it never hurts to try while you're waiting.) Wink

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unclemiltie · Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 8:56 am Post subject:

By the way, there are several Dish Network upgrades in the upgrade area that have all of the known codes (including Discrete on/off) that will work perfectly well on your ExpressVu receiver (which is made by Echostar as well)

You're right that some of the codes in the CBL/0775 aren't there and some of them "aren't right" at least from where I'd like to see the buttons. Once you get your cable working you can either load one of these upgrades or move a few keys around to make the remote perfect.

As for the RCU810, I did like that remote but had to move on when I got my Dish PVR systems (not enough buttons for the skip-fwd, skip-back, live TV, etc) I do miss the backlight on the keys, which is why I'm playing with the Kameleons right now.

good luck