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Pause/LKP Protocols for ReplayTV 5000 remote with 2k
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:43 pm
by MajorWoody
I found pause protocol in the 9910 extender. Would it be possible to use this protocol in ReplayTV 5000?
Can Long/Double Key Press protocol be adjusted for ReplayTV 5000 remote?
Pause Protocol:
Upgrade code 0 = 0C 50 (TV/1104)
FB 00 01
End
Upgrade protocol 0 = 01 FB (S3C80)
00 00 01 E4 03 C2 C6 C0 00 00 0A FE 1A FC 2A FA
End
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:57 pm
by Capn Trips
Actually, the Pause protocol is available in both KM and RM.
Don't know how to port LKP, though.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 2:49 pm
by MajorWoody
Capn, thanks for your reply.
I am using KM regularly but unfortunately do know how to prepare Pause protocol with KM.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:34 pm
by Mark Pierson
MajorWoody wrote:do know how to prepare Pause protocol with KM.
If you meant "don't know how", you should look at the Protocol Help sheet in KM:
This protocol allows you to insert a variable length pause inside
a macro. To use this protocol, you have to install both the Device
Upgrade and the Protocol Upgrade.
Typically, you would assign an OBC to a phantom key that you will
use in a macro to insert pauses.
The length of the pause depends upon the OBC code.
1 = shortest, 255=longest (in some cases, 0=longest)
The actual delay time will vary among different remotes, but the
values shown below will serve as a guideline for S3C8+ (new)
processors.
OBC = (seconds to pause) x (16)
016 = approx 1 second
032 = approx 2 seconds
048 = approx 3 seconds
064 = approx 4 seconds
080 = approx 5 seconds
160 = approx 10 seconds
To set this up, select the Remote, Device Type, and Setup Code
on the 'Setup' sheet.
On the 'Functions' sheet, enter function names like
'1 second pause'
'2 second pause'
and enter the appropriate OBC value.
On the 'Key Moves' sheet, for each desired pause function, select
'(upgrade)' as the Bound Device, and the appropriate button for
the 'Bound Key'.
Copy the Key Move Code block from the 'Setup' sheet, and paste it
into IR's Key Moves tab using the [Import] button.
On IR's Macros tab, setup your macro to include the proper button
needed to invoke the pause.
NOTE: when using the Pause protocol, you should NOT assign any
functions to buttons on the 'Buttons' sheet, since KM and IR won't be
able to properly setup the key moves required to make it work.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:37 pm
by Capn Trips
On the setup sheet, under "Protocol", select "Pause".
Then read the Protocol Help worksheet and it walks you through creating pauses of varying length and importing them as keymoves.
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 5:53 pm
by MajorWoody
Thanks a lot! I found it!