NEW UPGRADE FROM IR KEYBOARD

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PGBELL
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NEW UPGRADE FROM IR KEYBOARD

Post by PGBELL »

HI Folks,
I learned 21 buttons from my IR keyboard which is made by ADESSO, model number ack-573pb-0000. my remote is a 8811. all the signals I learned to my 8811 work perfect. My trouble is trying to figure out the signals from the remote program. the signals for each learned command match the button they were learned to. All buttons work fine, but I don't know what to enter into the keymaster spread sheet . I will post a copy of my learned signals to the diag site.any help would be welcome.
thanks. Pete

here is the link:
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... le_id=2900
whompus
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Post by whompus »

Did you try the solidtek keyboard upgrades in the file area? In keyboard section there are 6. I looked at the v6 of them. A lot of the obc's match the obc's in your learned file.
PGBELL
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Post by PGBELL »

WHOMPUS,
Thanks for your help! I tried the file you suggested and it worked perfect. You saved me a ton of time. I would like to understand if my posted data file is able to be used in building an upgrade, or is the file no good as far as learned codes.
Thanks
Pete
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Post by whompus »

It would have been able to be used. You would have had to use protocol builder to build a protocol for it like the files in the download area. Most likely would have needed expert help with that. Such as Rob or John or someone. I have not delved into building protocol yet myself. I am more of a hunter then a builder. My train of thought is there is normaly a protocol somewhere for most anything.
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