On January 20, 2009 at 19:28, mangomills said...
The discretes are on the soft keys but not necessarily
on the model you may think that is best for your tv.
I have two or three tv codes that I keep on 450, hidden
that have the discretes that work best. Sadly there is
not one tv code that has all of the buttons needed, I
needed to mix a few to make it all run smoothly.
I experimented with the similar URC R50 and discovered that most of the discrete codes for on, off, and various inputs such as HDMI1, HDMI2, etc. are installed as soft keys for many Samsung TV's. Therefore, the input key is unnecessary for the creation of the macro.
You say that more than one Samsung TV code is required to get all the necessary discrete codes. Since you cannot obtain (learn) those discrete codes from your original remote control, you will need another inexpensive learning remote.
Since you cannot copy soft keys from device page to device page on the MX-450 or the R50, you will need to temporarily copy the discrete codes that you want to the other learning remote and use the learn command on the MX-450 to copy the codes back to where you want them positioned.
