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Controlling IR543 with Radio Shack 15-2117
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| Topic: | Controlling IR543 with Radio Shack 15-2117 This thread has 3 replies. Displaying all posts. |
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| Post 1 made on Monday July 19, 2004 at 03:59 |
ColoradoMitch Lurking Member |
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Hi all,
I recently installed an IR543 IR-to-X10 interface. I'm using the Radio Shack 15-2117 to control the 543 (the remote's "RF Command Center," which listens for RF and sends IR faces the IR543, which turns the IR signal into X10).
I have no problem getting this setup to control X10 units 1-8 (CH+/- for ON/OFF, VOL+/- for DIM/BRIGHT), but I can't figure out how to address the 'double digit' units: I was under the impression that, even though the IR 543 only has buttons for units 1-8 similar to a mini-controller, it could send all 16 unit codes on the house code its dial is set to when controlled by a remote. Can anyone tell me how to address unit #s 9-16 with my set-up?
Thanks in advance for any help,
-- Mitch
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| Post 2 made on Monday July 19, 2004 at 06:33 |
ONEAC Senior Member |
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Posts: | September 2002
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I don't remember the exact keys but try this:
9= 9
0 = 10
rewind = 11
play = 12
ffwd = 13
record =14
stop = 15
pause = 16
power = all lights on
Hope this helps.
O
mute = all off
vol up = bright
vol down = dom
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| Post 3 made on Monday July 19, 2004 at 17:24 |
edmund Elite Member |
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Previous ofa remotes had addresses 9-16 on the transport commands, but not the 2117. You will need to add them using advanced codes. To map them to a key on the 2117, see this thread.
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| Post 4 made on Tuesday July 20, 2004 at 16:24 |
ColoradoMitch Lurking Member |
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Previous ofa remotes had addresses 9-16 on the
transport commands, but not the 2117. You will
need to add them
You were absolutely right, thank you!! Another case of this forum saving my home automation bacon ... I had this sinking feeling I was gonna have to buy an X10-brand remote just to learn its codes (and waste precious 2117 memory), but a little 'advanced code' magic and voila, *twice* as many X10 addresses to monkey around with via RF remote!
I printed out the instructions and codes from both your links for future reference.
Thanks again to all who answered!
-- Mitch
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