I'm very happy with my TT, but there are some inconveniences concerning the teach-in software.
Whenever you learn a new remote, you never know about toggle-codes. And so it may happen, that your wonderful programming doesnt work as you expect.
Suggestion:
The teach-in software should ask twice or more times to scan a button. If the scancode for the same button is different from the previous one, a generic Button should be created in the .cml-file.
e.g.: you define a "Mute" - button, that toggles it's code whenever being pressed.
The teach-in-software should ask to press the button again and create a generic button "Mute_" in the command library if it detects a different signal.
This loop should be done for a specific button again and again until a code is detected that was already there.
A year ago i wrote an email to RTI concerning this problem, but i didnt get an answer by now.
So i wrote a utility that solves the problem:
Now i define every button twice (e.g. Mute/Mute_) and than I enter capture mode to learn every button (including the self-made double_).
When this step is finished, i run my program over on *.cml file.
It lists every remote and every code in the library, and finally prints a list of any code that exists twice within a specific remote.
I than delete the double definitions and have a complete and clean *.cml file.
The utility will be in the download-area in a few days, the name is "ChkDblIr.exe" which means "Check Double InfraRedcodes".
It was some work to analyze and decode the RTI-cml file structure. But now it works fine and i'm happy with it.
