JP1 Remotes

I just needed to activate it. Thank you very much for the help.
FYI, the reason I have this set up as moves is because I simply need this remote to send out the same controls for every device type, and the device select buttons send a "mode" ir into my system. This is an AMX IR library, so this is ...

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This is the file I uploaded. Thanks again if anyone can help.

I am trying to get the device buttons on an 8820N remote to actually send out an IR pulse, and am having no luck in this. I am going to attempt to upload my code, and if anyone can let me know what I'm doing wrong, I would appreciate it.

Yep. In my instance, I'm making groups of IR functions for specific devices above 128 due to the nature of some of the IR receivers from AMX. I'll post my file after I finish it (and finish figuring out push and hold for alternative logic from mode select buttons using the extender). I think the ...

Actually, it does have 255 discrete channels with no more description than the numbers. AMX (much like Crestron) is a control system manufacturer. Most of the input capability in the system is from hi-end touch panels, most of which are IP based at this point, but some of the equipment has an ...

Thank you very much for your assistance. I've got the remote programmed, still working on the second part of my setup here. I am trying to drive these codes from the RF portion of the 9910 directly into an NI-700, and using that to control everything else (ip tivo, rs232 B&K, ir Cable) from multiple ...

Here is the full CCF file, but decodeCCF didn't seem to give me much help either. It will take me a bit longer to flesh out all the rest of the functions from this device in hex code, but I will get working on that as well. Thanks

I am attempting to decode and program the standard set of AMX IR codes into JP1, and am running into issues. Here is where I'm at:
Because of some weird repeats, i had to capture the codes in a special mode on a learner. I decoded that as ProntoHex, and ended up with:
AMXPush1 : 0000 006d 0000 0008 ...