I didn't try to use IR tool because the description posted with it didn't indicate that it supported panasonic codes. I plugged in that code and got no response from the television, so I don't think it's a valid code. Based on what I read in that prior thread, and others from back then, I think that the panasonic codes need the 6 bytes of data passed to the device to work, so anything shorter wouldn't work. At least, that was my impression - I certainly could be wrong about that.

Continuing from my 1st message, I just replaced all of the 002f's with 0030's in the ir listing, and it worked, so I would think that the 002f's and the 0030's are close enough in value to be used interchangeably. Now to start playing with the function values to see if I can get these discretes to work.

Mark