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Post 6 made on Friday May 28, 2004 at 16:21
johnsfine
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My collection of downloaded CCF files includes 7 different CCF files that contain matching commands to your power and zero keys. None of those CCF's has anything (for that device) that looks like it was intended to be discrete On or Off.

Probably there aren't any discrete On/Off for it.

If you want to do a tedious search to find out for sure, you can use MakeHex and IrPanels to create a CCF with all 256 possible commands for this device and then try every one twice (once with the device on and once with the device off) to see what they do. The CCF created by IrPanels makes that process about as easy as such a process could be, but it's still rather tedious.

To use MakeHex, you need to know that the signals are NEC1 protocol, device 135.94
(The possible command values are 0..255)


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