JP1 Remotes

These are all the Bravia Sync commands from my Sony remote:


Function Protocol Dev OBC
BS-Theater Sony15 119 96
BS-Rewind Sony15 151 27
BS-Pause Sony15 151 25
BS-Play Sony15 151 26
BS-FF Sony15 151 28
BS-Sync Menu Sony15 26 88
BS-Prev Sony15 151 60
BS-Stop Sony15 151 24
BS-Next Sony15 151 61 ...

It won't work without RTS. I've never heard of ERS.

Learn it to a different button or a soft button, then move it to Menu later. I suspect the button is just worn out.

There's also a "Settings" function here that you could try.
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/app. ... e_id=25572

This is not the same device as a TiVo Stream. If it has IR, then you'll probably have to learn the codes from the remote in order to build an upgrade. I can't find them on GlobalCache or UEI sites.

Wiki login worked for me, Rob. Just had to change password to meet the length requirements. Still have all my permissions.

Thanks Rob! Looking good so far.

Yeah, that's the main one I'm aware of and the one that I use myself. I bought mine for $10 each a while back when there was a glut of used ones on ebay, presumably store returns since they're pretty difficult to program without JP1, which most people aren't aware of. I haven't checked the used ...

How do you pair an IR remote?

I think the PID warning may be bogus. It's actually the setup code that's duplicated. Just change one of them, and you should be able to keep both upgrades.

Can somebody confirm the working Paramount+ Protocol, device, subdevice and OBC please as well as which upgrade has all the other working ...

I can tell you that DirecTV RF being initialized (present) or not are both normal conditions. If the user never sets up DirecTV RF on the remote, then the setting won't be in the file (I presume). So if either case throws some sort of exception, it needs to be handled. So, thank you Barf for that ...

Try plain old NECx2

When devices are too dissimilar to share a single protocol, keymoves are the best solution without a device combiner. Your bogus OBC on mute is also a good workaround.

Extenders and some remotes have keygroup mappings / activites where you can mix devices. Not sure which remote you are using these ...

pbc wrote:Bumping an old thread. Just picked up a TCL QM851. I don't see a discrete on/off code in @mdavej 's file (unless I missed it?). Does one not exist for TCL?

Doesn't exist. Home is an ok sub for On. Found several new discretes for foreign streaming apps recently, but haven't posted update yet.

Right chip, but the 6 individual pins are much easier to deal with:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/273243544742

Is Remote Master in a folder like My Documents or on the root, i.e., C:\?