JP1 Remotes

I'm not familiar with the 7969. Please check the signature of your remote using the 983 Signature Blink back command. It may have 5 digits, so check numbers 1 through 5.

costa.telecom wrote:just me missing one doubts, which JP1 cable to use for the URC-7969?

It looks like the URC-7969 is the Argentinian version of the URC-7962
http://www.oneforall-argentina.com.ar/s ... ntrol.html

I'm pretty sure this cable will work...
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16360

It's really hard to tell the difference between the URC-7960 (JP1.4) and the 7962 (JP2) by looking at the pictures. So I do want to find out the signature of the 7669.

In any case the cable Rob recommended will work with either JP1.4 or JP2.

3FG wrote:I'm not familiar with the 7969. Please check the signature of your remote using the 983 Signature Blink back command. It may have 5 digits, so check numbers 1 through 5.

I took the test, check the result was 4 digits: 3298 clik in TAP 1, 2, 3, 4.

I still have doubts about how to build the same cable, I have a USB-to-RS232 Db9 PL2303_Prolific male, and I've done a cable at one end 6x pins as I do the cable so that it is compatible with my URC-7969?

there are some codes in my URC eg E124001 / URC 11-7969 R00 / S3F80KBX4C-COCB And talves can help in some information.

thank you.

Given that we can buy a ready made cable for under $9, it's been a real long time since most of us have bothered trying to make our own cables.

The Robman wrote:Given that we can buy a ready made cable for under $9, it's been a real long time since most of us have bothered trying to make our own cables.

ok, I do not mind paying $ 9, I'm in Brazil will take to get this cable, so I want to learn to do this for me a bit confused about the cable this link
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16360

cable 6x pin with UBS, I am in doubt is that this cable have to buy http://www.ebay.com/itm/261101529602 ?

3298 is the same signature as the USA model OARI06G, so once you have a cable, RMIR should work, although it will tell you that you have a OARI06G. Perhaps the 7960 button names will be different.

This is a JP1.4 remote, so you might be able to make it work with the Prolific USB to TTL, but our experience hasn't been very good. If at some time you get a JP2 remote, the Prolific chip set definitely won't work.

I think your eBay link is a good cable to buy.

3FG wrote:3298 is the same signature as the USA model OARI06G, so once you have a cable, RMIR should work, although it will tell you that you have a OARI06G. Perhaps the 7960 button names will be different.

This is a JP1.4 remote, so you might be able to make it work with the Prolific USB to TTL, but our experience hasn't been very good. If at some time you get a JP2 remote, the Prolific chip set definitely won't work.

I think your eBay link is a good cable to buy.

OK, yes I will buy this cable EBay from what I understand the FTDI Chipset FT232 is inserted into the USB port OK.

Brazil has the adapters with the same chipset FT232 http://abre.ai/Gtf

As I have 2 cables now a USB to RS232 and one that I myself did 6x pin to connect the URC 7969, as I assemble this cable to connect the two?

Image below:

Here are the needed connections: The Brazilian adapter doesn't seem to provide RTS, so it won't work unless it can be configured to control the RTS line.

3FG wrote:Here are the needed connections:

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JP1.4      --->         FTDI  Signal Name 
Pin      
1   --------------- Not connected or +3.3/5 volts 
2   --------------- RTS 
3   --------------- Ground 
4   --------------- TXD 
5   --------------- Do Not Connect!
6   --------------- RXD

The Brazilian adapter doesn't seem to provide RTS, so it won't work unless it can be configured to control the RTS line.

well observed met others who have RTS http://abre.ai/Gtg
I will try this link from my cable Db9 door -> JP1 6x pin.

thank you.

successfully build the cable, however which use program for PC communication -> URC and which use program to extract the codes?
excuse my lack of knowledge, I am willing to learn.
thank you.