JP1 Remotes

Thanks everyone. I decided it would be best to just use the 8810 to learn all the codes from the new Sony20 protocol Nyko Ps3 Blu Wave Model 83041-P37 (release date 2010) (equipped with new body style & PS3 IR dongle). I opened the file containing old style Nyko Blu Wave that used the NECx protocol ...

Sorry I don't use this programming suite but very rarely due to a slow upgrade path for electronics due to a small pocketbook these days, so I am not familiar with how to get to where you have suggested. I cannot find a program or tool named Lookup or a device upgrade named Video 1533. Thanks.

I just received my new Nyko Blu Wave remote for the PS3 and loaded in the upgrade to my URC 8810 from the file section here. Thought I did something wrong because it wouldn't work. I tried everything and decided to start learning codes off the Nyko. I am up to 8 keys now and they are not the NEC but ...

I finally made it down to Costco to buy a new AAA battery supply stock and today I installed fresh new batteries in the 8810. Still nothing worked trying to download from the JP1 interface and I still received the same old various errors in IR.exe. Tried both the parallel JP1 interface on computer B ...

I had it on auto but when I change it to forced 4K, the Signature goes to |||||

Very similar, sparsely placed data in a bed of FFFFFFFF.....

I did the factory reset and the signature goes still to yy||||||

vickyg2003 wrote:I take it that neither computer is a 64bit version.

Have you tried a factory reset(981) on the two remotes that are giving you headaches?

Not 64. I would have likely jumped off a bridge by now if they had been

Since this problem might be associated with the new computer, what is different about the new computer? Do they use the same operating system?

Two different computers running Win XP Pro SP3, latest fixpacks. The core 2 duo Asus board has no parallel port and it is using a USB to JP1 (the kind ...

8810 - will check pins out next week
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REVISED!!!!!!!!!!!!!

9960B01 - Raw data:

At 0000: FF FF 01 04 01 04 00 00 FF FF FF

At 0008: thel FF data begins (all FF data up to byte 0282)

At 0282: 28 00 D2 06 00 F9 AD 52 00 F9 41 44 11 95 08 D5 11 95 04 77 00 F9 ...

I guess it is a remote gone bad because I a few minutes ago dug out my even older parallel to JP1 cable, plugged it in an older computer with the parallel port, copied all the files to a thumb drive and tried IR.EXE from the old computer. Nearly the same results - both the 1994's will respond ...

I just pulled out my USB to JP1 connector from storage for the past 7 years. This is my second computer I owned since I last used it. I downloaded all the most recent files and fired up the IR.EXE. I had programed this very 8810 with this USB device some 7 years ago but the buttons are wearing out ...

Does anyone have the Mouser part # for the JP1 header. The one I ordered and arrived today is not the correct one.

I know, I know. I can't work in a little hole like that without taking something out with the iron so at the end, my losses will likely be less than chancing melting the plastic bracket or setting something on fire

thank you. I managed to get it apart with your help. I decided to go with removing the plastic frame to start the solder work, but found there are small guide pins from it that go through the PC board. I managed to get one of them pushed back through but not without breaking the others :-(.

In the ...

Oh my, has it really been 10 years since I last programmed a JP1 remote? Maybe so! I have reached a point in age that learning is no longer a goal, as it escapes soon after entering these days, but lets get back to it as I learn how to do this all over again, at least for the moment :-O

My URC8810 ...

P.S. I didn't realize the response would be so quick here!!! Before I came back and read the response, I remembered having a stock 15-1994 that I had put back in a closet and used the pin-out of that (nicely labeled on the board). With it and like you say, with the latest USB cable assembly from ...