1. Device: Samsung HT Q40
2. Type of device: Home theatre in a box
3. Year: 2006
4. JP1/UEI Remote model: Atlas 1055 Day
5. Do you have a JP1 cable? No
6. Still have original remote? Yes
7. Checked the file section? Yes (found HT Q80 not sure what to do with it)
8. Checked Pronto file section (at R/C)? No
9. Partially working setup code? No
10. Learning remote question? Is there a way I can use this remote to control my device?
Need a remote code for Samsung HT-Q40 HTIB
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First link to the file you found on the site.
With out a jp1 cable we are going to be limited on what we can help you with. In the off chance that there is a built in code that uses the same protocol and device/subdevice we can probably get it working. Otherwise you are probably going to have to get a cable.
With out a jp1 cable we are going to be limited on what we can help you with. In the off chance that there is a built in code that uses the same protocol and device/subdevice we can probably get it working. Otherwise you are probably going to have to get a cable.
Here is the link to the file I found:
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=3946
This is not the exact HTIB that I have, but is very similar.
I would be willing to get a JP1 cable if necessary. However, I am not familiar with how to set this up or where to get one of these cables. Can anybody help?
http://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=3946
This is not the exact HTIB that I have, but is very similar.
I would be willing to get a JP1 cable if necessary. However, I am not familiar with how to set this up or where to get one of these cables. Can anybody help?
I don't have info on the Atlas 1055.
From devices.xls, I have a list of setup codes that are compatible with the file you just linked:
Audio/1295
Audio/1495
Audio/1500
DVD/1932
DVD/1940
DVD/1979
All of those are in the Atlas 1025. But most OneForAll models have few or none of those six setup codes.
If any of those are present in the Atlas 1055, that should be a good starting point for keymoves to get full support for your HTIB.
If any of them are present, I would expect them to be partially working even without any keymoves. We have a very low standard of "partially working". If any button in that setup code operates any function of the device, that is "partially working". Telling us which buttons operate which functions would help confirm the compatibility between your HTIB and the one in that file, as well as speed up the process of figuring out the required keymoves to get it fully working.
From devices.xls, I have a list of setup codes that are compatible with the file you just linked:
Audio/1295
Audio/1495
Audio/1500
DVD/1932
DVD/1940
DVD/1979
All of those are in the Atlas 1025. But most OneForAll models have few or none of those six setup codes.
If any of those are present in the Atlas 1055, that should be a good starting point for keymoves to get full support for your HTIB.
If any of them are present, I would expect them to be partially working even without any keymoves. We have a very low standard of "partially working". If any button in that setup code operates any function of the device, that is "partially working". Telling us which buttons operate which functions would help confirm the compatibility between your HTIB and the one in that file, as well as speed up the process of figuring out the required keymoves to get it fully working.
That's a bit of a surprise. I thought that HTIB was primarily a DVD player (with other functions as well of course). I wouldn't expect an Audio setup code to control most of the functions of a DVD player.kovy27 wrote:seems to control just about everything!
If you notice later that important functions are missing, you can get the EFC numbers of those functions from that RemoteMaster file, and I think you can use those EFC numbers in KeyMoves in the Atlas (a few OFA remotes can't do such keymoves. I'm guessing your Atlas can).