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Yamaha Rx-V2500 ID2 KM file
Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 7:34 pm
by pasha
Guys,
have anybody created KM file for RX-V2500 or similar AVRs for ID2?
Thank you
Pasha
Re: Yamaha Rx-V2500 ID2 KM file
Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 11:05 pm
by eferz
pasha wrote:have anybody created KM file for RX-V2500 or similar AVRs for ID2?
Not sure what an ID2 is, but I found a match and recorded the IR signals with the JP1 tools to create the respective files.
Hope it helps.
Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 12:37 am
by 3FG
The
Yamaha Master File (PDFs) contains all of the codes for the RX-V2500, including the ones for ID2. You'll need to insert them into KM yourself. Many are the same as ID1, but the ones that are different are all device 125 (7D) rather than the typical 122.
eferz,
Some receivers respond to more than one set of IR signals, which allows a user to have two receivers of the same brand without getting crossed IR signals. Unless specially setup, Yamaha receivers use the codes associated with ID1. But a user can set his receiver to respond to the codes associated with ID2. I suspect that few Harmony users are interested in ID2.
Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 4:46 pm
by eferz
3FG wrote:The
Yamaha Master File (PDFs) contains all of the codes for the RX-V2500, including the ones for ID2. You'll need to insert them into KM yourself. Many are the same as ID1, but the ones that are different are all device 125 (7D) rather than the typical 122.
eferz,
Some receivers respond to more than one set of IR signals, which allows a user to have two receivers of the same brand without getting crossed IR signals. Unless specially setup, Yamaha receivers use the codes associated with ID1. But a user can set his receiver to respond to the codes associated with ID2. I suspect that few Harmony users are interested in ID2.
Very interesting. Though I admit it was a big pain in the butt pulling the codes from the PDF. Very interesting though how the "
master files" are incomplete. As there were some commands available on the Harmony database that weren't there. And it was simple commands like "Select", "Exit", and "Return". Anyways, I merged the codes from the document with the RMDU that I uploaded. Thank you very much for the heads up. It was rather quite enlightening.