I know they used to be in the database. I can not be that crazy, can I? I went to get them today and they are no where to be found. WTF? I had to open MX850 Editor, which I have not updated in a while, create a file, use Universal Browser in CCP and drag them in. Who's brilliant idea was it to remove these codes from the URC database?

Note: In the event, I am completely wrong, and these codes were never in there, and I did not use them on at least 2 other jobs in the last 6-12 months, and I do not have the files to prove it, then I apologize to URC for accusing them of being lame. :)

what is the codeset number you are referring to?  (i don't deal with integra too often) did you try just punching that in, instead of trying to find the actual "model number"  in the list?

Yeah. I looked through all 50+ code sets for integra manually as well trying to find them. They were there before. Not sure which update threw them out. I have the hex codes so it is not a huge deal, but I just want to know the logic behind removing them from the database. They come in handy when the sales guys sell a receiver without enough inputs. :)

The only downside its that you cannot access the hidden inputs from the front panel or integra remote. You have to do the setup via the integra pc setup software. Oh well.

just curious which "hidden inputs" you are referring to. I have an Integra that I am programming and thought the database in CCP had everything.
Curious as to which features and commands I am not aware of