On 10/20/05 15:36 ET, Ian_S said...
I am I correct that my IRpanel would look like:
Not very close. I may have time shortly to write the correct .IRP file for you.
Meanwhile, IRP does not stand for Irpanel.
I was suggesting using the program Irpanels.exe from
[Link: remotecentral.com]THAT is the program which I said takes Pronto Hex in a form that is probably a minor reformat from what you have already and produces a CCF file from it.
If you choose to reformat your existing Pronto Hex for IrPanels.exe then you do not need a .IRP file and you don't need MakeHex.
Here is another sample code for function 8
80000 006A 0000 000D 0080 0040 0008 0018 0008
0018 0008 0018 0008 0018 0018 0008 0018 0008 0018
0008 0008 0018 0008 0018 0008 0018 0008 0018 0008
05A0
Are you trying to say 8 or 88 or what (what's the extra 8 before the 0000?) I don't see either interpretation.
I see bits: 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Assuming the first 4 bits are the device number 0, and the rest is LSB, that must be function 7.
