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| Topic: | Motorola DCT6412 discrete On and Off codes This thread has 42 replies. Displaying posts 16 through 30. |
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| Post 16 made on Sunday November 6, 2005 at 17:15 |
Bruce Barrington Long Time Member |
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Oops--sorry. I didn't notice how old this thread is. I am sure Eric solved his problem a long time ago.
Bruce Barrington
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| Post 17 made on Friday June 29, 2007 at 14:32 |
On March 18, 2005 at 09:43, Leon McKee said...
You will need to use a slight Macro hack to get the on
and off to work correctly:
On would be:
Menu
delay
Toggle Power
delay
Toggle Power
Off would be:
Menu
delay
Toggle Power
You'll need to test the delay, but 1 second is more than
enough I have a Verizon Motorola QIP6416, the cousin of this box. I've found the above to work if I put in no delay between the menu and power toggle. However, The "on" macro does not work if the box is recording. If recording, the "menu" is ignored and both power toggles are handled, therefore leaving the box in the exact same state. Anyone found anything that works with the QIP when recording? Thanks
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| Post 18 made on Saturday June 30, 2007 at 08:56 |
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| Post 20 made on Tuesday March 6, 2012 at 12:33 |
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On September 24, 2005 at 00:50, Lyndel McGee said...
Wish in one hand and crap in the other. See which one fills up faster.
The discrete codes don't exist but if by some ungodly chance they send you some functions, I'll be more than happy to use makehex to generate the Pronto IR sequences for you. I read at [Link: digitalhome.ca] that the discrete power on/off hex codes for the Pace Summit (DC758D) are as follows: * HEX 4A (0x4A) for Power On * HEX 4B (0x4B) for Power Off I have a hunch that these DC758D codes may work with the DCT-6412 since I believe that both boxes are used by Comcast. Could you generate IR hex codes that we could try?
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| Post 21 made on Wednesday March 7, 2012 at 08:37 |
Lyndel McGee RC Moderator |
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Can you please post the learned code data from Power Toggle and Channel +
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Lyndel McGee
Philips Pronto Addict/Beta Tester
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| Post 22 made on Wednesday March 7, 2012 at 19:48 |
jehill Long Time Member |
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On March 7, 2012 at 08:37, Lyndel McGee said...
Can you please post the learned code data from Power Toggle and Channel + Unfortunately, I do not have the means to dump the hex codes. I am not using a Pronto remote. I am using the L5 remote adapter described at http://www.l5remote.com/ for use with an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad. Its a great product. It includes the capability to assign hex codes to keys. What I have been looking for is separate hex codes to turn on and off each of my components. No problem finding usable codes for all of my components except for the Comcast provided DCT-3416 DVR and remote that I have. Everything that I have read suggests simply leaving the DVR on all the time, since there are no separate on and off codes, supposedly. I had a hunch that the codes listed for the Pace DVR might work since the same Comcast remote is used to control it.
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| Post 23 made on Thursday March 8, 2012 at 03:46 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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I'm sure Lyndel will tell you if this idea is just too much trouble, but you could get an old TS1000 on ebay and learn the codes into it several times. ProntoEdit, in the files section, lets you see and therefore copy and past the hex codes.
The remote could cost up to a hundred bucks, so that might not be worth it. When you learn a code, it doesn't come out perfect, which is why I suggested learning each one several times. But if you really want to pursue something here, that's one avenue for seeing what you're doing in hex terms.
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| Post 24 made on Thursday March 8, 2012 at 19:39 |
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Please blink back the setup code which the Comcast remote uses while controlling the Pace. Then we can generate the appropriate Pronto Hex. 0x4A just isn't enough information, but the setup code will fill us in.
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| Post 25 made on Friday March 9, 2012 at 17:05 |
jehill Long Time Member |
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The setup code that I get is 1376, but this is the Motorola setup code. To the best of my knowledge, there are only two Comcast setup codes for my remote, one for Scientific Atlanta boxes and one for Motorola boxes. Pace boxes are controlled with the Motorola box setup. I don't have a Pace box myself.
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| Post 26 made on Saturday March 10, 2012 at 11:58 |
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G.I. cable device 0, function 0x4A
0000 006B 0012 0002 0155 00AB 0013 0055 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0639 0155 0055 0013 0D2F
G.I. cable device 0, function 0x4B
0000 006B 0012 0002 0155 00AB 0013 00AB 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00AB 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0639 0155 0055 0013 0D2F
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| Post 27 made on Saturday March 10, 2012 at 13:57 |
jehill Long Time Member |
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Thank you so much for your effort. Unfortunately, my DCT-3416 did not respond to those codes. Would the following additional information and POWER command that does work help?
Motorola STB Code Format:
learned code (0000h), 38kHz carrier (006Dh), 18 total burst pairs (0012h),
two pairs in sequence #2 (0002h), lead pair (0159h 00ADh), 16 sequence #1 burst pairs,
sequence #2 burst pairs (0013h 04A2h 0159h 0057h), out pair (0013h 0D23h)
Power, 01010000 00000110, 00001010 01100000, 0A60h
0000 006D 0012 0002 0159 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 04A2 0159 0057 0013 0D23
This information is included in the file mot-cab-dct6208-2.zip downloaded from RC.
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| Post 28 made on Saturday March 10, 2012 at 14:43 |
Lyndel McGee RC Moderator |
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The code you have provided is function 0x0A (reverse the first 8 bits) (decimal 10) and a device of 0x60 (reverse the 2nd set of 8 bits) (decimal 96)
I used MakeHex with a modified version of the GI_cable.irp file as follows:
Device=96
Function=74..75
Protocol=G.I.cable
Frequency=38400
Time Base=245
Zero=2,-9
One=2,-18
'Define C=-(D+F:4+F:4:4)
Define C=-(D+(F:4)+(F:4:4))
Form=36,-18,F:8,D:4,C:4,2,-120;36,-9,2,-356
To generate functions 74 and 75 (0x4A and 0x4B)
Device Code: 96 Function: 74
0000 006C 0012 0002 0153 00A9 0013 0055 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0468 0153 0055 0013 0D14
Device Code: 96 Function: 75
0000 006C 0012 0002 0153 00A9 0013 00A9 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 00A9 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0055 0013 0468 0153 0055 0013 0D14
If these do not work, you are S.O.L.
As a workaround, I have seen some use 'Menu' for Power On and 'Power Toggle' for Power Off.
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Lyndel McGee
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| Post 29 made on Saturday March 10, 2012 at 15:15 |
jehill Long Time Member |
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I substituted information that I provided into your codes (3FG) yielding the following, which didn't work either. Does that mean that this has all been a waste of time? Test On 0000 006D 0012 0002 0159 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 04A2 0159 0057 0013 0D23 Test Off 0000 006D 0012 0002 0159 00AD 0013 00AD 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 04A2 0159 0057 0013 0D23
Last edited by jehill on March 11, 2012 15:14.
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| Post 30 made on Saturday March 10, 2012 at 15:45 |
jehill Long Time Member |
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OK! I just tried your codes. Lyndel, before and after I modified them as follows. No go either way. On Test 0000 006D 0012 0002 0159 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 04A2 0159 0057 0013 0D23 Off Test 0000 006D 0012 0002 0159 00AD 0013 00AD 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 00AD 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 0057 0013 04A2 0159 0057 0013 0D23
Last edited by jehill on March 11, 2012 15:15.
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