Please explain "Extender"
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Please explain "Extender"
I just bought a RadioShuck 15-2117 and have been searching FAQs and posts on how to program it. I came across some mentions of "extender" and "extender2" but am unable to find any basic info on what these are.
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usblipitor
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Re: Please explain "Extender"
Extenders are programs that you can upload into the eeprom of your remote via a JP1 cable. These programs allow you to do radical, wonderful, amazing things on your remote. These include:Mandrake wrote:I just bought a RadioShuck 15-2117 and have been searching FAQs and posts on how to program it. I came across some mentions of "extender" and "extender2" but am unable to find any basic info on what these are.
--LKP: allow you to make keys do one thing for a short press and another thing for a long press. Like power might toggle one device on/off if short pressed, but turn off every device in the room if long pressed.
--ToadTog: turn your remote into a frog. No wait, thats not right. This protocol allows you to create discrete on and off commands (using a toggle power command) even though your device does not have a disrete on and off command.
--Get rid of memory wasted on things you wont use to give you more memory for device upgrades and protocols.
--and more..
If interested, check out the files section (click in my sig line) under extenders. Dont forget to make or buy a JP1 cable.
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Jim,jamesgammel wrote:You can make an extender from a broom handle and a little electrical tape. I was gonna make one, but that would mean my neighbor lady would be out her major mode of transportation, and I sure don't want to keep her home one second more than necessary.
Jim
Your response is too technical for me. Dumb it down so I can understand all the technical terms.
Happy Chanukah,