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Post 1 made on Tuesday March 18, 2003 at 19:48
zinon
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Is there a way to make an I. R code repeat it self. I want to be able to hold the channel up or down button and have it scan through the channels. My customer does not want to keep pushing the button He want's to hold it down just like a volume button . The unit is a RCA DTC 100 and the remote is a Marantz rc 9200 .
Thanks in advance
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Post 2 made on Tuesday March 18, 2003 at 20:52
natasrof1
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when you learn the channel + or - command just hold down the corresponding button on the dtc remote until the Marantz beeps, do the same with volume and they can just hold it down on the marantz and it will keep stepping up or down.
OP | Post 3 made on Tuesday March 18, 2003 at 21:07
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I already tried that with no luck. If I hold down the channel up button on the original remote it will only go to the next channel.

Post 4 made on Wednesday March 19, 2003 at 10:35
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paste the learnt code, but if the original remote could not do it, then it is not an easy task (and possibly impossible)
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OP | Post 5 made on Thursday March 20, 2003 at 16:37
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Thanks Anthony
I thought so. But was hoping that there was a way to sustain the command
Zinon
Post 6 made on Friday March 21, 2003 at 14:55
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paste it and we can try stuff. the Pronto devices a code into two parts
1) one time code
2) repeat code

you might be able to send the one time code as a repeat code, so the Pronto will be acting as if the code is meant to repeat, but the device will act as if the button is pressed several times. But I never tried anything like that before. That is why I said to paste the code
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OP | Post 7 made on Friday March 21, 2003 at 22:31
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Channel UP
0000 0048 0068 0000 00e4 00e6 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0223 00e5 00e5 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0072 001c 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001c 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0072 001c 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001c 0073 001c 0039 001d 0223 00e5 00e5 001d 0039 001c 0073 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0072 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0223 00e5 00e5 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0072 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001c 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0072 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 00e6

Channel down
0000 0048 0000 001a 00e4 00e6 001d 0039 001c 0073 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0072 001c 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0223

Thanks in advance
Post 8 made on Saturday March 22, 2003 at 16:54
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I don't know if these tests are easy for you to try

step 1
test these codes if they work (not repeat)

channel up

0000 0048 001a 0000 00e4 00e6 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0000

channel down

0000 0048 001a 0000 00e4 00e6 001d 0039 001c 0073 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0072 001c 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0000

if they work

step 2


try a macro with
CH+
delay
CH+
and find what delay works (start with .1) to go up two channels
if you find a delay that is less then 1.2 sec

step 3

use the table blow to find X
delay=.1-> X=1680
delay=.2-> X=2d00
delay=.3-> X=4380
delay=.4-> X=5a00
delay=.5-> X=7080
delay=.6-> X=8700
delay=.7-> X=9d80
delay=.8-> X=b400
delay=.9-> X=ca80
delay=1.-> X=e100
delay=1.1-> X=f780






step 4
enter this code but replace X by the value in step 3

channel up

0000 0048 0000 001a 00e4 00e6 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d X

channel down

0000 0048 0000 001a 00e4 00e6 001d 0039 001c 0073 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d 0039 001d 0072 001c 0039 001d 0039 001d 0073 001d 0073 001d X







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OP | Post 9 made on Saturday March 22, 2003 at 18:34
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Anthony
Thanks.
I will try them this evening.
OP | Post 10 made on Saturday March 22, 2003 at 22:35
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Anthony your a genius. I replaced the x with f780 (.5 delay)they work great
Thanks so much
Zinon
Post 11 made on Sunday March 23, 2003 at 10:01
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no prob
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