JP1 Remotes

if there is any "developer tip jar" or "hardware funding" I would definitely consider such "support"; please let me know!
I and the other developers work for the pleasure the challenges give us and for the knowledge that we are helping other users. We do not want or accept financial support, but ...

I wrote above about the URC-7981 that I was trying to open the remote but having great difficulty. I persisted and finally succeeded. I have soldered in the 6-pin connector in the "standard" way that Rob described. The pins are then a tiny bit too long to easily close the battery compartment, though ...

Very interesting. However they soldered the pins, they must have accessed the back of the PCB. I am currently trying to open the remote but having great difficulty. Following 3FG's instructions for the 7980, I have been able to get as far as releasing the lowest clip on each side, the ones nearest ...

As you know, there are two possible ways for RMIR to interact with the URC-7981. One is with Bluetooth, the other is with the 6-pin connector. Both present considerable problems. The Bluetooth access is designed for use with the OfA Advanced Setup phone app, not for general Bluetooth access, and ...

I have installed the OFA Advanced app on my Android phone and will get a URC 7981 so that I can investigate this. It looks identical to the URC 7980, which I have. However, the 7980 is not supported by the OFA Advanced app but it does have the 6-pin connector fitted. I do not like either soldering ...

Please try development build RMIR v3.2.13 which I have just posted in the RMIR Development folder on SourceForge. I think this should solve the issue.

I have only just seen your post. I can reproduce the problem and will look into it.

Apologies for not dealing with this sooner, but I have been absent from the forum while recovering from a broken pelvis. I have now posted development build 12 in the RMIR Development folder on SourceForge which is my best attempt to resolve the problem. Here is an explanation.

The Receiver Power ...

Randy, I cannot reproduce this. On pressing OK, protocol remains NEC1 134.5. Nothing I try changes this to NEC1 0. Can you please post the URC-3660 .rmir file that you are adding this upgrade to, and possibly the URC-3660 RDF in case yours differs from mine for some reason?

When this forum disappears, I will continue to maintain RMIR on SourceForge and will start to monitor Tickets, which I do not do at present. That will provide a route for discussion of RMIR-related issues.

I have posted development version RMIR v3.2.10 in the RMIR Development folder on SourceForge.

@Randy
This should fix your latest bug report.

@CyberSimian
This build should load your file Sony Scala 2 System (0).rmdu without error, and if you save the resulting load then it should omit the line ...

@Barf

There are already two Help entries with links to the current RMIR version. Help > Home page has a prominent link at the top, Help > Check for updates gives a link when the user's version is earlier than the current one. I do not want to put a Help link to development versions. I feel that ...

SysTech_Larry wrote:When we choose setup codes away from the computer, only the unshifted keys are loaded. Is there an extender that will also load the shifted keys (when away from a computer)?

I don't understand the question. What do you mean by "away from the computer"?

However when trying File > New > Remote Image. and selecting the new replacement remotes that you recently added such as the URC-4910 and the others I notice something odd. When i try and add a Real-time Macro the bound key list of app 1 2 3 repeats itself several times.
Is this due to it actually ...

Randy, I have now posted development build RMIR v3.2.9 in the usual place. I have delayed posting this till now in case anything further cropped up to add to it, but nothing has. This should fix the issues you identified with v3.2.8. I would be grateful if you could check this and report back.