Post 1 made on Tuesday August 1, 2000 at 15:24 |
Tom Blake Historic Forum Post |
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I have a T2 on order as an upgrade from my trusty Pronto, and am trying to setup my configuration file in advance. I am currently trying to setup my IR Library. I was thinking I could copy the hex codes for all of my remote commands from ProntoEdit into T2 Designer, and largely save myself the task of learning IR commands later. I am using the F12 method of assigning hex codes, as described elsewhere on this site. This seems to work great for all of my remotes except for those based on RC-5 codes. I get the message "Unknown code type detected" when I attempt to add the hex code for an RC-5 command. Can T2 Designer recognize the hex equivalent of RC-5 codes? It would be great if a future release of T2 Designer natively supported RC-5 codes, like ProntoEdit does. Thanks for your help.
Tom
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OP | Post 2 made on Tuesday August 1, 2000 at 17:34 |
Daniel Tonks Historic Forum Post |
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The Pronto's hex format for RC5/6 codes actually references an internal database in the remote -- so it's not just a simple matter of converting it to the T2's format. They would also need to reference another database.
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OP | Post 3 made on Tuesday August 1, 2000 at 18:26 |
Tom Blake Historic Forum Post |
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Daniel,
Thanks, that clears it up. Guess I'll have to wait to learn my RC5-based remotes directly when I receive my T2. Still would be nice to see native support for RC5/6 commands as a feature of T2 Designer at some point in the future. I assume I'll have no problem "teaching" the T2 via my Pronto? I have a couple of RC5 commands that are implemented on my Pronto, but not on the actual remote that's supplied with the product in question (discrete on/off codes). Thanks, again.
Tom
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