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Post 16 made on Tuesday June 13, 2006 at 18:37
byremote
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The MCE IR transmitter/receiver is NOT a universal device and there have been a number of posts of problems with specific sets of hardware. There are a number of code-sets that will not work at all, and some problems related to the speed of the IR transmission which is set at a particular rate and cannot be changed.

IMOH the sending capabilities of this device are pretty limited (very weak transmitters) and so if you are having problems, it may save you a lot of time to simply get a dedicated IR device such as USBUIRT or IRtrans...
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OP | Post 17 made on Wednesday June 14, 2006 at 04:05
VictorD
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Thank you very mach.
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Post 18 made on Tuesday October 17, 2006 at 23:09
dquick
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On June 9, 2006 at 11:24, johnsfine said...
Some NEC displays need a long duration for the On or Off
signal. Just sending the right signal is not enough,
you must send it for a long enough time. I don't recall
which NEC displays have that issue, so I don't know whether
that is your problem.


I have an NEC LT260 projector that requires this long duration for the On and off signal. Do you know how to create this signal? I currently have a Sony RMAV3100 remote, but am willing to buy another remote if I can find one that will solve the issue of being able to power on and off the projector (especially as part of the macros). Thanks.
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