I beleive the protocol that this system uses is Proton, basing this on the list of protocols the remote can use it works out to be either 1D or 1E at the begining of the code sequence.
So it ends up looking like this
prst000000gh000000rn
pr = protocol either 1D or 1E in this case st = Device this case its 02 gh = command (OBC) need to be in hex rn = repeat number 81(send once) or 83(send 3 times)
1D020000000600000081 = power 1D020000000500000081 = reset 1D020000000400000081 = freeze 1D020000000200000081 = Curtain 1D020000000100000081 = Zoom- 1D020000000000000081 = Zoom+ 1D020000000A00000081 = Contrast 1D020000000800000081 = Source 1D020000000D00000081 = Vol+ 1D020000000E00000081 = Vol- 1D020000000C00000081 = Mute 1D020000001100000081 = UP 1D020000001900000081 = Down 1D020000001600000081 = Left 1D020000001400000081 = Right 1D020000001A00000081 = Menu 1D020000001B00000081 = Enter
Now if you take a look at the Name.txt file under the PJ presets you can see the order in which the names appear.
POWER DISPLAY INPUT WIDE RESET UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT ENTER VOL+ VOL- MUTING INPUT2 INPUT3 INPUT4 INCREMENT POWER ON POWER OFF VIDEO1 VIDEO2 VIDEO3 VIDEO4 VIDEO5 VIDEO6 VIDEO7 VIDEO8
As some of the names in the file dont appear append those to the end of the list and save the file. Now open up note pad and place each of the commands at the same position as the name, save this file as a number with extension .hex (not .txt) Now open up the table.txt file and append the new hex file name to this table and save.
Now hopefully when you open up the AX editor and select that new file for the preset it should appear, You can change what key does what under advanced settings. If it doesnt try 1E at the begining if that doesnt then im lost.
