8811 reading for ToadTog, DSM and LPK?
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vickyg2003
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8811 reading for ToadTog, DSM and LPK?
First of all, I'd really like to say thank you to everyone that helped get my remotes up and running. Both my 7800's and my 8811's are now able to run my equipment to the point where I can put all of my other remotes' away.
Now that I'm no longer intimidated by extenders I'm feeling rather gung-ho about the whole process and I was wondering if you could recommend any more reading on
ToadTogs
D/LPK
Device Specific Macros
I've read the
The What and Why of Jp1 by Don Grovestine
The 6012/881x Extender collected and edited by Alexander Fichman (which is an excellent article, unfortunately it was just way over my head prior to actually getting started)
These articles have me interested in a ToadTogs, DSMs, and D/LPK's.
What I'd like to do is in T_DVD I'd like the my FREW to do a Replay command if its a short press, and a Previous Chapter command if its a long press. I believe that I can do this with the D/LPK's.
On my T_DVD Stop Button, I'd like to do a DSM that does both the Play Stop and the Record Stop when the stop button is pressed.
I'd also like to use the ToadTog to keep track of my Mute State, so that my mute button could execute my Mute macro or my UnMute macro.
What I need to do is see specific instructions on how to setup a DSM, D/LPK and ToadTog, so that I can substitute my own functionality.
Now that I'm no longer intimidated by extenders I'm feeling rather gung-ho about the whole process and I was wondering if you could recommend any more reading on
ToadTogs
D/LPK
Device Specific Macros
I've read the
The What and Why of Jp1 by Don Grovestine
The 6012/881x Extender collected and edited by Alexander Fichman (which is an excellent article, unfortunately it was just way over my head prior to actually getting started)
These articles have me interested in a ToadTogs, DSMs, and D/LPK's.
What I'd like to do is in T_DVD I'd like the my FREW to do a Replay command if its a short press, and a Previous Chapter command if its a long press. I believe that I can do this with the D/LPK's.
On my T_DVD Stop Button, I'd like to do a DSM that does both the Play Stop and the Record Stop when the stop button is pressed.
I'd also like to use the ToadTog to keep track of my Mute State, so that my mute button could execute my Mute macro or my UnMute macro.
What I need to do is see specific instructions on how to setup a DSM, D/LPK and ToadTog, so that I can substitute my own functionality.
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Hmm, I'm glad that using the tools is easier than finding them. Thanks for the information. I'm going to try them now.
Also I want to change the Shift key to be my Home Theater key, and the XShift Key to be the Shifted Home Theater key.
I used that spread sheet and saw the hex that those keys create $38 and $B8. Is there anywhere else that I could have gotten that information other than the extendedCodeCalc Spreadsheet?
What is the MultiPlex Protocol I see in the Spcl Prot Fns?
Also I want to change the Shift key to be my Home Theater key, and the XShift Key to be the Shifted Home Theater key.
I used that spread sheet and saw the hex that those keys create $38 and $B8. Is there anywhere else that I could have gotten that information other than the extendedCodeCalc Spreadsheet?
What is the MultiPlex Protocol I see in the Spcl Prot Fns?
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Hi Vicky,
Here's a link to my 8811 extender IR file:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=2372
It has LKP, DSM, using the HT button as shift, etc. I don't use toadtog or DKP. This might help you get started once you've extended your remote.
Best,
jeff
Here's a link to my 8811 extender IR file:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=2372
It has LKP, DSM, using the HT button as shift, etc. I don't use toadtog or DKP. This might help you get started once you've extended your remote.
Best,
jeff
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Thanks Jeff, I took a look at it. I see you are using the SET key for your xshift key. I decided to use HomeTheater for my SHift and SHift-HomeTheater for my AltShift (Xshift). So if I press HT once I'm in Shift mode, twice I'm in Xshift mode.
My LongKeyPress functionality is working really well. Its very intuitive. If I press the F.Rew key normally it will give me the replay, and if I do a long press I get previous chapter.
I've got 2 device specific macros that I need to set up tomorrow.
All in all this is going very well.
I wonder what I can do to make my life easier with the FAVorites macro.
My LongKeyPress functionality is working really well. Its very intuitive. If I press the F.Rew key normally it will give me the replay, and if I do a long press I get previous chapter.
I've got 2 device specific macros that I need to set up tomorrow.
All in all this is going very well.
I wonder what I can do to make my life easier with the FAVorites macro.
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vickyg2003
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Okay I've got a bug, and I'm not sure what files I need to post.
I've got a DVD Sony Combo Device that I created in Keymaster. When I use it in an unextended 8811 remote it works fine. When I use it in an extended 8811 the F:Fwd key thinks its the F:Rwd and the Shift-F:Fwd thinks its the Shift-F:Rwd. I put a value on the XShift-F:Fwd and it works fine, no confusion with the XShift-F:Rwd.
If I put a LongKeypress on the F:Fwd key, it seems to be different than the LongKeypress on the F:Rwd key.
Do you need the IR file, the KM file?
I've got a DVD Sony Combo Device that I created in Keymaster. When I use it in an unextended 8811 remote it works fine. When I use it in an extended 8811 the F:Fwd key thinks its the F:Rwd and the Shift-F:Fwd thinks its the Shift-F:Rwd. I put a value on the XShift-F:Fwd and it works fine, no confusion with the XShift-F:Rwd.
If I put a LongKeypress on the F:Fwd key, it seems to be different than the LongKeypress on the F:Rwd key.
Do you need the IR file, the KM file?
It's always a good idea to provide both the KM/RM file and the IR file.
-- Greg
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Yes, the RDF file. And IR itself.vickyg2003 wrote:Also I want to change the Shift key to be my Home Theater key, and the XShift Key to be the Shifted Home Theater key.
I used that spread sheet and saw the hex that those keys create $38 and $B8. Is there anywhere else that I could have gotten that information other than the extendedCodeCalc Spreadsheet?
Readme for your extender probably describes it. Also there's a good description and instructions in the Special Protocols spreadsheet.vickyg2003 wrote:What is the MultiPlex Protocol I see in the Spcl Prot Fns?
What it does is clever in that it permits several devices on one device key. Let's say the device button to use is CD. In CD mode you can switch between the extra devices using some buttons (shift-8, shift-9,...) on which the Multiplex protocol is coded pointing to the extra devices' setup codes. I've got multiplex running in 6131 and it's fabulous.
There are several threads about it. Rob discussed some limitations and showed me very simple experiments here:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewt ... =multiplex
vickyg2003 wrote:I wonder what I can do to make my life easier with the FAVorites macro.
I believe it's designed to enter favorite channels. I use it to cycle through all audio inputs on the receiver.
Liz
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Tweeking 8910, HTPro/9811, C7-7800, 6131o, 6131n, AtlasOCAP-1056B01, RCA-RCRP05B and enjoying the ride