direction commands get more than one response - help please
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direction commands get more than one response - help please
I have just stitched together an upgrade for a newish Sony 'Android' Tv, KD-49X83 in which many of the commands are the same as those in other other upgrades for Sony TVs.
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=13447
It works ok except that, when the direction buttons are used in macros the responses by the TV to up/down left/right, and even select, are sometimes repeated, which can cause overruns in various menus.
This is improved, but not always cured, by adding a dummy command after each direction.
Up: -EFC5 31557 - EFC 067 -Protocol Sony12 -device 1 -sub device none -OBC 116 -Hex 2E 80
Down: -30533 -063 -Sony12 -1 -none -117 -AE 80
Left: -27461 -051 -Sony12 -1 -none -52 -2C 80
Right: -25669 -044 -Sony12 -1 -none -51 -CC 80
Select: -14149 -255 -Sony12 -1 -none -101 -A6 80
I would be grateful for advice
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=13447
It works ok except that, when the direction buttons are used in macros the responses by the TV to up/down left/right, and even select, are sometimes repeated, which can cause overruns in various menus.
This is improved, but not always cured, by adding a dummy command after each direction.
Up: -EFC5 31557 - EFC 067 -Protocol Sony12 -device 1 -sub device none -OBC 116 -Hex 2E 80
Down: -30533 -063 -Sony12 -1 -none -117 -AE 80
Left: -27461 -051 -Sony12 -1 -none -52 -2C 80
Right: -25669 -044 -Sony12 -1 -none -51 -CC 80
Select: -14149 -255 -Sony12 -1 -none -101 -A6 80
I would be grateful for advice
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I noticed that signals from the original remote, learned to the same device, for Up, Down, Left, and Right show the same Protocols, Devices, Sub Devices, and OBCs but Hexs are different:-
Up 2E 2F instead of 2E 80
Down AE AF instead of AE 80
Left 2C 2D instead of 2C 80
Right CC CD instead of CC 80
Why is that the case please? and could it be relevant?
I noticed that signals from the original remote, learned to the same device, for Up, Down, Left, and Right show the same Protocols, Devices, Sub Devices, and OBCs but Hexs are different:-
Up 2E 2F instead of 2E 80
Down AE AF instead of AE 80
Left 2C 2D instead of 2C 80
Right CC CD instead of CC 80
Why is that the case please? and could it be relevant?
Perhaps it sends the arrow keys twice as with the PS2 remote?
http://www.hifi-remote.com/sony/Sony_ps2.htm
http://www.hifi-remote.com/sony/Sony_ps2.htm
Thanks very much for the replies.
mdavej, yes on the functions page those keys do have Protocol Sony12.
I tried entering those numbers but the Sub-Device changes from 'none' to 'n/a', and the Hex is different again e.g. Up = Hex 2E 29, Right = CC 29 (and the buttons are not effective)
On the device's set up page: the Protocol is 'Sony Combo (12/15/20)', the protocol ID is 00 26, and the Protocol Parameter boxes for Sony20 Subdevs 1, 2, 3, and 4 are empty, while I noticed that on another Sony upgrade those boxes all contain a '0', would that make any difference? (fixed data is 00 00 00 00 in both cases)
madmalkav, I looked at the link but if the keys were simultaneously sent for a second device I can only guess that in my case the second versions would be ignored?
mdavej, yes on the functions page those keys do have Protocol Sony12.
I tried entering those numbers but the Sub-Device changes from 'none' to 'n/a', and the Hex is different again e.g. Up = Hex 2E 29, Right = CC 29 (and the buttons are not effective)
On the device's set up page: the Protocol is 'Sony Combo (12/15/20)', the protocol ID is 00 26, and the Protocol Parameter boxes for Sony20 Subdevs 1, 2, 3, and 4 are empty, while I noticed that on another Sony upgrade those boxes all contain a '0', would that make any difference? (fixed data is 00 00 00 00 in both cases)
madmalkav, I looked at the link but if the keys were simultaneously sent for a second device I can only guess that in my case the second versions would be ignored?
Starting with the original codes seemed to succeed, thanks, but that also resulted in keys which did not work.
Even using the working learns (with the hex as noted) the macros still cause skipping. Also, the skipping tendency is variable, just as with the keys from the original upgrade in macros.
- so I conclude that after all the problem is due to the TV sometimes being over-excitable
but thanks very much for the quick advice
(the 'problem' with Hex, and a new thing noticed about greyed-out delete option in the functions page seem to be coincidental, and might be due to extender testing/RMIR so I will take that up separately)
Even using the working learns (with the hex as noted) the macros still cause skipping. Also, the skipping tendency is variable, just as with the keys from the original upgrade in macros.
- so I conclude that after all the problem is due to the TV sometimes being over-excitable
(the 'problem' with Hex, and a new thing noticed about greyed-out delete option in the functions page seem to be coincidental, and might be due to extender testing/RMIR so I will take that up separately)
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We have developed non repeating versions of most protocols for the slingbox, Any remotes using the Samsung processor can make use of these. These will not work on jp1.2, jp2 or higher. Can't remember what
You are running
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=11416
Not sure if this is a complete ini, or the version you paste into your existing protocols.ini. hopefully the paste kind.
Hope this helps.
You are running
https://www.hifi-remote.com/forums/dload ... e_id=11416
Not sure if this is a complete ini, or the version you paste into your existing protocols.ini. hopefully the paste kind.
Hope this helps.
Remember to provide feedback to let us know how the problem was solved and share your upgrades.
Tip: When creating an upgrade, always include ALL functions from the oem remote, even if you never plan on assigning them to a button. Complete function lists makes an upgrade more helpful to others.
Tip: When creating an upgrade, always include ALL functions from the oem remote, even if you never plan on assigning them to a button. Complete function lists makes an upgrade more helpful to others.
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vickyg2003
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Add this to protocols.ini, and make an upgrade with this NoRepeats version. I tested this with a JP2 remote and it worked fine. Since you mention extender testing, I'll mention that I tried this NoRepeat protocol executor with a OARUSB04G which is running some experimental firmware. I had some difficulties which I'm not even able to describe coherently.
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[Sony Combo (12/15/20) NoRepeats]
OldNames=Sony Combo,Sony Combo (new)
PID=01 27
VariantName=single
CmdParms=Protocol:Sony12|Sony15|Sony20,Device,Sub-device:none|1|2|3|4=0,OBC=0
CmdTranslator= SonyComboTranslator() Translator(lsb,3,7)
ImportCmdTranslator=SonyComboImporter()
CmdParmInit=PickInitializer(2,,n0,n1,n2,n3)
DevParms=Sony20 subdev1,Sony20 subdev2,Sony20 subdev3,Sony20 subdev4
DeviceTranslator=Translator(lsb,0,8) Translator(lsb,1,8,8) \
Translator(lsb,2,8,16) Translator(lsb,3,8,24)
FixedData=00 00 00 00
DefaultCmd=00 00
Code.MAXQ610=30 64 42 0E 30 00 18 00 18 00 18 00 08 07 60 00 18 00 02 41 01 83 1B 51 01 0C 12 D6 D5 01 16 D6 D6 03 53 D7 D0 D6 63 40 02 00 64 45 03 64 45 77 00 63 40 02 00 64 75