On March 13, 2006 at 15:31, jsbarone said...
the tough part for me to understand is how to
get the remote to understand input changes. it
always asks me to compare my TV to an existing
model, but there isn't a model that Westinghouse
makes that's close to my model. How to I get
it to understand the different inputs?
Also, is there a way to get it to learn the discrete
on and off codes that sony publishes for the PS2
remote?
Tell the wizard that your TV model dosen't exist.. I haven't run a device set-up for quite some time, but after you tell the wizard this, you should be presented with a dropdown box of potential IR code sets to try. Look for "Empty". This should allow you to learn all of the codes from your original remote, rather than codes from another TV that is already in the database.
When you run the set-up for the TV, the wizard asks you how you select inputs on the factory remote.... I go directly to the input I want.. (discrete codes), I scroll through inputs...etc. Select the one that is most appropriate to your TV.
During the set up, you reach a page that presents a listing of your inputs, and asks you if the inputs for your TV look correct.
On this page, you can edit the inputs for your TV, typing in the list your available inputs. This list when you have completed it, should look just like the inputs on your TV. If you scroll through inputs, it is important that they be in the exact order that is shown in the TV menu. If your TV skips unused inputs, don't list the ones that will be skipped.
There are actually a number of different PS2's in the database. The one you are using does not have the ON-Off codes, but I can not tell you which one does. Perhaps someone else can help in selecting the correct set-up containing the On-Off codes...
When you find the correct device set up:
On your game console, when you run through the exact same device set-up... this time for the PS2.. when you reach the power option page, tell the wizard that you have a power button for "On", and another for "Off".
Then tell it you know what button you press, and select the appropriate IR codes from the dropdown list for "On" and "Off".
You don't need to delete the two devices you have already set-up... just rerun the device set-up.
Last edited by xandypx
on March 14, 2006 10:29.