Page down on LKP
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Page down on LKP
I recently bought a URC 8910 and I uploaded the extender. Since there's no page down button for the menu, I want a long press of the down arrow to create a page down. I've uploaded the hex code from the code calculator, but with no luck. When I press the down arrow, a single is sent for what looks like a micro second and goes off. Holding the button doesn't seem to have any affect either.
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Nils_Ekberg
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Re: Page down on LKP
The keymove needs to look something like this to workskoopman wrote:I recently bought a URC 8910 and I uploaded the extender. Since there's no page down button for the menu, I want a long press of the down arrow to create a page down. I've uploaded the hex code from the code calculator, but with no luck. When I press the down arrow, a single is sent for what looks like a micro second and goes off. Holding the button doesn't seem to have any affect either.
- CBL;DownArrow;n/a;TV;1106; 21;XX;YY
Where 21 = 2 intervals of time and 1 code sent for short keypress
Where XX = shifted hex value of normal down arrow button
Where YY = hex value for another button that has the page down EFC assigned to it
Hope this helps
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Nils_Ekberg
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Upload your IR file so we can get a look at it and see whats going on here.skoopman wrote:I didn't know that, thanks. I've even tried testing it with already existing keys. For example, on single down press, call numeric 1, on long down press, call numeric 2. I can't get the LKP to call any buttons, the led lights up but nothing happens.
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The button you assigned the keymove to for the LKP takes the buttons you assigned in the keymove and passes the hex codes (buttons) to the 1F9 protocol which is device MISC 1106. The protocol checks for the timing (short or long) and then passes the buttons for either short or long as a macro to the remote to execute under CBL or for that matter whatever the current device is.skoopman wrote:Why MISC when it should be controlling CBL