Oh ye people smarter than me. I got a little further with Infocus and got this IR list which is supposed to use the NEC IR protocol. Notice the more sensible two digit codes. I'd love to know how I turn these into proper hex codes for the pronto - teach a man to fish and what not, but certainly wouldn't turn a cold sholder on anyone who just wanted to spoon feed me.

thanks in advance, jb

LP600 Keycodes

The LP600 uses the NEC IR protocol.

Key Name Code
Menu 0x02
Brightness + 0x03
Brightness - 0x07
Standby0x0D
Freeze0x0E
Source Select0x10
Cursor Up 0x13
Cursor Down0x14
Power0x17
Keystone + 0x20
Keystone - 0x21
Presets0x2C
Source10x2D
Source20x2E
Source30x2F
Source40x30
Blank0x31
Select0x32
Auto Image0x33
Resize0x34
Overscan 0x35
Contrast + 0x36
Contrast - 0x37
Power OFF 0x39
Power ON 0x3A
Native Resize0x3B
16:9 Resize0x3C
4:3 Resize 0x3D
Ltrbx Resize0x3E

Maybe I'm looking for MakeHex?

I think I'll need a device code or id as well, which I think will match the device id for the X1, since many of the codes are the same ...

jb

I think the LP640 uses the Aiwa protocol. In post 9 of this thread:

[Link: remotecentral.com]

I created the Pronto hex with MakeHex. You need to make a ccf file with a few of those commands using Pronto edit v.4 and then save the ccf file and import into the Universal browser.

Test to make sure they control your Projector. If so, you can then generate all 256 commands in MakeHex and try them all.

That has a risk that you erase factory settings or do something that will require a factory service call, but that is probably the only way you can find out if it has discrete commands.