With keymoves, you can assign a command from code 1059 to a button, and still use it in code 1058.
What I mean is that if you assign the UP command from setup code 1059 to the UP button, even if you use setup code 1058, when you press the UP button the UP command from setup code 1059 will go out.

To do this:
1. Decide which buttons you want to assign the functions to.
2. Push AUD.
3. Press and hold SET until the LED (red light)
blinks twice, then release SET.
4. Press 1059. The LED will blink twice.
5. Press and hold SET until the LED (red light)
blinks twice, then release SET.
6. Enter 9 - 9 - 4.The LED will blink twice.
7. Press AUD once.
8. Press SET, A, B, C (where ABC is the advanced code for the function you want to program).
9. Press AUD once.
10. Press X once (where X is the key you want to put the function on).
11. The LED will blink twice indicating the
keymoved sequence is correct.
12. Repeat steps 5 through 11 to
map remaining keys.
13. Push AUD.
14. Press and hold SET until the LED (red light)
blinks twice, then release SET.
15. Press 1058. The LED will blink twice.

What you have just done is:
1. Put the remote in the setup code that you want to use keys of.
2. Mapped those keys to buttons on the keyboard.
3. Placed the remote back into the setup code that gives you basic functionality.

Jim

This message was edited by ofafan on 06/29/05 11:54 ET.