TEAC CT-M807SV ( Australian TV - American OFA Remote )

[fourte3n]

1. Device: TEAC CT-M807SV
2. Type of device: TV
3. JP1 Remote model: URC-6012
4. JP1 user? No
5. Still have original remote? Yes
6. Checked the file section? Yes
7. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)? No
8. Partially working setup code? No
9. Learning remote question? No

This is an Australian Model Teac TV and I have an American OFA Remote.

[johnsfine]

1. TEAC CT-M807SV
2. TV
3. URC-6012

I don't think there's much we can do for you.

I don't know how to find out which setup code that particular teac tv uses and if we did, it's very unlikely to be included in the 6012.

To use JP1 you would need a JP1 cable, plus the 6012 would need internal modifications, including adding an eeprom. If you wanted to do all that we probably could come up with several guesses at which setup code your TV might use together with JP1 files to let you test those guesses.

The first setup code in OFA's list of Teac TV codes for the 8060 is TV/0698. The limited data I've found elsewhere for Teac TV's also matches TV/0698. But that OFA list is quite long so OFA has seen a lot of other code sets in Teac TV's (and they don't list ANY when you ask for the list of Teac TV codes in the 6012).

[fourte3n]

thanks... didnt realise i was that stuffed.


any recommendations on a remote that does: tv, vcr, dvd, amp, aux, plus can be programmed from the box to add xbox remote?

[Capn Trips]

The best I can suggest is that you learn the signals from your OEM remote. Since your remote is not a learner, you could buy a learning remote, use it to learn the signals, and then return it. Or send your OEM remote to one of the experts here to learn and decode it for you. But it's still unlikely that there will appear a setup code in your 6012 that works. You would still have to modify your 6012, however, to make it JP1-compatible and use the JP1 tools.

I'd suggest you buy the cheapest available learning OFA Australian remote and get a JP1 cable. You won't regret the investment.

[Capn Trips]

Of course, make sure it's a JP1 remote, and not a JP1.2 (or 1.1) as all of the NEW product seems to be.

[johnsfine]

There are links to BlueDo and Surf from Rob's page at
http://www.hifi-remote.com/ofa/

Maybe one of those vendors (or someone else you can find with a web search) has a reasonable price to ship a urc-8811 and JP1 cable to Australia.

With that remote you can learn all your signals (in batches because learning capacity is limited) and decode them with JP1 and create upgrades to support all of them customized exactly how you want them. (It has the same built-in codes as your 6012, so if you found setup code numbers in the 6012 for any of your devices, those can still be used).

In the USA, most XBOX remotes use the setup code for a RCA DVD (which is included in the 6012).

[Capn Trips]

Here's a popular JP1 learner (URC-8910) for ~$30.00 shipped internationally (presuming you're in Australia)

[The Robman]

I did check the Pronto file section and there is a file for an Australian TEAC television there (model CT-DV512).

It appears that this TV uses 2 seperate device codes, those being...

NEC1 device 163 - which corresponds to DVD/0758

and

NECx1 device 14 - which corresponds to the following codes...

TV/0264
TV/0412
TV/0698
TV/0706

But as you might have guessed, as we don't have Teac TVs in the US, these codes are not included in US remotes.

The DVD/0758 code is only available as an upgrade, but the other four codes are quite common in European OFA remotes. The URC-7562B01 remote has 3 of them and the URC_8060 Kameleon has all four.

If you get any JP1-capable remote, along with a JP1 cable (or a JP1 remote with a built in modem), you can most likely program it to work this TV. Or, if you don't want to try JP1 yourself, you can send any OFA remote in to have the missing codes added as upgrades.

[johnsfine]

I did check the Pronto file section and there is a file for an Australian TEAC television there (model CT-DV512).

Other online sources say the CT-DV512 is a DVD player.

It appears that this TV uses 2 seperate device codes, those being...

NEC1 device 163 - which corresponds to DVD/0758

and

NECx1 device 14 -

Maybe the CT-DV512 is a combo TV/DVD. In any case the NEC1:163 commands in that CCF are clearly DVD player commands and the NECx1:14 commands are clearly TV commands. Whether it is one device or two, both are clearly Teac.

TV/0264
TV/0412
TV/0698
TV/0706

The digit codes are the same in all those setup codes and clearly all commands of any of them can be done via EFC numbers in any of the others, but if you look at commands other than digits, 0264 and 0412 do not correspond with that CCF nor with the minimal other data I have on Teac TV's. 0698 and 0706 both do correspond to that CCF (to the extent that I understand the function naming).

[The Robman]

Maybe the CT-DV512 is a combo TV/DVD. In any case the NEC1:163 commands in that CCF are clearly DVD player commands and the NECx1:14 commands are clearly TV commands. Whether it is one device or two, both are clearly Teac.

That is what I was guessing also.