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Topic: | Lutron GrafikEye codes This thread has 4 replies. Displaying all posts. |
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Post 1 made on Sunday March 21, 2004 at 12:40 |
npaisnel Founding Member |
Joined: Posts: | March 2002 244 |
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Having difficulty getting a clean code for Scene 2 lighting on a GRX 3006 AU lighting unit.
Have downloaded all lutron codes from the files section, and have clean working codes for scenes 1,3,4 of short length ie 9 or 10 burst pairs. Yet some codes from the same ccf file refuse to work. IE scene 2
I also have some working codes that do the job of scene 2, Quick off, Fade off, Master up and down commands, but they all seem very long, 112 (0070 hex)burst pairs. I want nice short clean codes if I can get them.
I can't learn my own codes, as I do not have original remote.
What protocol does this system use? Decode ccf does not seem to recognise any of the codes and bring up any answers.
Neil
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Post 2 made on Sunday March 21, 2004 at 13:39 |
dwg Long Time Member |
Joined: Posts: | August 2002 442 |
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The Lutron site has an Excel spreadsheet with all codes and a ccf. [Link: lutron.com]dwg
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OP | Post 3 made on Monday March 22, 2004 at 03:51 |
npaisnel Founding Member |
Joined: Posts: | March 2002 244 |
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I believe that is the same as is on the files section here. I have tried it from here, but the secne 2 code under the basic section does not work. But some very long codes from other peoples leanred codes from this site do, but I would like to have had a cleaner shorter code.
I will try from the Lutron site, and see, maybe the ccf file on here is out of date.
Will let you know what happens
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Post 4 made on Monday March 22, 2004 at 03:59 |
Daniel Tonks Wrangler of Remotes |
Joined: Posts: | October 1998 28,780 |
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If the code works, don't worry about it.
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OP | Post 5 made on Monday March 22, 2004 at 05:16 |
npaisnel Founding Member |
Joined: Posts: | March 2002 244 |
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Daniel, I understand what you are saying, but when you can have started with a code like:
0000 0066 0062 0000 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 01af 0333 0115 005b 0115 005b 005b 016c 005b 005b 0115 0115 005b 005b 1998 Found one like:
0000 0063 000f 0002 0357 011e 005f 011e 005f 005f 017c 005f 005f 011e 011e 005f 005f 01c4 0357 011e 005f 011e 005f 005f 017c 005f 005f 011e 011e 005f 005f 01c4 003e 0f2a 0001 194a 0001 194a
and finally :
0000 0069 0006 0000 02D0 010E 005A 005A 005A 01C2 010E 005A 005A 010E 00B4 0276
All the above do the same job of scene 1,although the middle one looks totally different as a waveform
I would rather they were all like the last. Yes the long ones work, but take an age to transmit, and ok, so I could go through them all hand edit them down to something like the last, but if some one had them already, nice, short and clean.....I could save the effort.
Well I have gone through the ccf from the Lutron page, and will need to take a selection of codes from the various pages, there is not one page that has a full working set of codes on for this old model I have
This message was edited by npaisnel on 03/22/04 05:47.
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