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Post 11 made on Tuesday September 23, 2003 at 16:49
jarmstrong
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Snipeman,

If you REALLY want to find it. Learn ALL the commands on the OEM remote to your JP1 remote. (You may need to do this several times if you run out of learning memory.)

Use the latest version of IR.exe with codeIR.dll copied to your Windows\System directory. Look for different sub-device numbers (we'll call that 128.xxx) other than 128.0 or 128.4 that dwg already tried. Then you will have to create a device upgrade for each 128.xxx and try all 256 commands. Of course you would start with any new sub-device numbers discovered first.

Here is the downside:

1. The commands may not exist

2. In testing all these commands you may reset or erase an EEPROM requiring a factory visit.

3. Even guessing that the device is 128, there are 8-bits in the sub-device and 8-bits in each function (aka OBC) so there are 65,536 (less the 512 dwg has already tried) possible combinations and if you could test one every 5 seconds it would take the better part of 12 work days to try them all.

4. The only Panasonic equipment I have is a 13" TV and an old VCR. So for my part this is all theroetical :-)

So, I am not really suggesting you try a whole bunch of commands. I would also suggest that you and the others that have this device really start to "bear down" on Panasonic. These things cost big $$ and if the discrete commands exist then someone there knows what they are -- if they don't, then "class action" litigation :-)

It is also worth posting on AVS forums if you haven't already, the answer may already be known there.

Here is the universe of all commands that I have ever seen posted for a Panasonic Plasma display sorted by device.subdevice (128.xxx) and 128.32 is the tuner and some of the others may be from European sets. The only other sub-device from the list below that looks promising to me is 128.36.

Under any circumstances I would avoid function 255 since it is the factory reset under 128.0 all functions below are OBC's NOT EFC's.

128.0
001 Input-AV/Video/S-video
005 Input-Next
006 Picture
007 Sound
012 Normalize
015 Off Timer
032 Volume-Up
033 Volume-Down
049 Surround
050 Mute
057 Status
061 Power-Toggle
062 Power-On
063 Power-Off
073 Action
074 Up
075 Down
078 Left
079 Right
082 Setup
122 Input-PC
212 Return
255 Factory Reset

128.4
124 Input-Component/RGB
199 Aspect-Normal
201 Aspect-Zoom
203 Aspect-Just
204 Aspect-Auto
209 Aspect-Full
222 Aspect-Next
229 Picture Pos/Size

128.32
005 TV/AV
006 Picture
007 Sound
016 1
017 2
018 3
019 4
020 5
021 6
022 7
023 8
024 9
025 0
032 +
033 -
052 Up Arrow
053 Down Arrow
057 õ
058 c
059 ²
061 Power Toggle
082 Setup
112 Red
113 Green
114 Yellow
115 Blue

128.33
003 TV/Text
005 F.P.
008 Index
009 Hold

128.36
222 Aspect

-Jon


This message was edited by jarmstrong on 09/23/03 17:16.


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