New buttons in 8910 RDF not in KM.

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I based the phantom keys for the 8910 on what I saw in the 8810. I took a chance that it would work because those two remotes are so similar.

So far I have not encountered any issues.
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If you get Nils to incorporate the phantoms in the official RDF, Mark might also include them in KM. KM only supports phantoms when they are defined in the RDF.
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Post by e34m5 »

Ok here are the values

Phantom1=$3D, Phantom2=$3E, Phantom3=$3F, Phantom4=$40

Nils and Mark at this point I defer to you.
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