I know there's discussion on this here somewhere but my searches haven't found the answer I'm looking for. I'm trying to find a way to convert discrete RS232 codes for my Integra DTC 9.8 to Hex so I can use my MX-900 Editor's Hex editor to create IR codes for those discrete codes.

I know I can buy a Zantech RS232 device with a remote that I can then teach the MX-900 with but it's cost prohibitive for the few discrete codes I need. Is there a less expensive solution for accomplishing this?

Some time ago someone on this forum posted the converted RS232 to hex codes for my Denon 3805 for -20 and -40 db main volume discrete codes. That has been very helpful and is exactly what I'm looking for now. In addition, I would like to convert the RS232 codes for Integra's Reon resolution settings.

Anyone have any inexpensive ideas on how to accomplish this?

Thanks,

Mitch