On January 12, 2006 at 16:26, 2nd rick said...
This question will be cross-posted in the Pronto,
Pronto NG, and the Pros forum...
You might have tried a forum search before blasting out multiple copies of an already answered question.
These Denon signals have been discussed at length in a few forums.
I didn't check the PDF you linked, but in the previous ones, Denon made a significant error so you couldn't use the 48 bits as they documented them. But with a little experimentation we figured it out anyway.
The correct 48 bit protocol is a pretty basic implimentation of the Kaseikyo standard (so all the threads on this subject should mention Kaseikyo as well as Denon).
The signals can be converted to Pronto Hex using the MakeHex program as described in some of those other threads.
We have called Eric Johnson at URC, Damon at ProRemotes,
and the guys at RTI... We are all stumped here
and looking for a solution.
I'm quite surprised none of those people thought to do a forum search here and find the answer.
