New 8780/8800/9800 Extender -- removes upgrade limit!

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kk
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Post by kk »

Thanks for your help!!!!

Changing the RDF did the trick and now the extender and the backlight work great!!!

Again I appreciate your help!!! :D

Keith
kk
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Post by kk »

One last item...

It appears that with the extender, the P8 now synchs its clock with my PC when I upload. Is this another feature of the extender?

Thanks again!

Keith
BigDLondon
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Post by BigDLondon »

I've installed your new protocol Jason and after a week my remote isn't crashing or losing time my remote is the urc 8781.Great work now I just have to show my wife how to use it,wish me luck.Thanks Darryl P.S. I also
had a problem with the light but all I did was turn on the backlight before
starting the extender.
gjarboni
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Location: Columbia, MD

Post by gjarboni »

kk wrote:One last item...

It appears that with the extender, the P8 now synchs its clock with my PC when I upload. Is this another feature of the extender?

Thanks again!

Keith
It's a feature of the RDF that comes with the extender. The same functionality is in the 1.11 format RDf's (the RDF's that are used with IR >= 3.50) if you don't use the extender.
gjarboni
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Post by gjarboni »

BigDLondon wrote:I've installed your new protocol Jason and after a week my remote isn't crashing or losing time my remote is the urc 8781.Great work now I just have to show my wife how to use it,wish me luck.Thanks Darryl P.S. I also
had a problem with the light but all I did was turn on the backlight before
starting the extender.
Thanks for testing the new extender and good luck showing your wife how to use it. I think I know the answer, but there's no chance that you're using a device > 50 bytes (you'd see a red warning in KM if you were).
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