I've been programming the Ucommand using the original remotes and using the Radio Shack 15-1994 for the
advanced codes.

On a given device, just hit P & the discrete code
number & the RS remote will produce the IR sequence
for that function (i.e. you don't even need to program
it into to the 15-1994). It may be worth buying
the RS/One-for-all remote just to program the Ucommand.
(although this adds an extra $20-$30 to the price).

I'm reasonably happy with the Ucommand. It works as
advertised, delivery was prompt and its fairly easy to use. I bought it direct from crispsolutions.

The main thing that I don't like is that I can't get the beep to stay off - it seems to get accidently
turned on very easily.

I also wish that a macro command could be assigned
to a device button (so that selecting TV or VCR would
power on the device & switch the inputs on the
receiver/television). Instead I've had to configure
a seperate button with a macro to do this.

The manual also says not to mix remotes for a given
device, but for the most part I haven't had a problem
with doing this (in a few cases, the Ucommand seemed
to refuse to learn a specific command & I had to
change that button to a macro instead).

kmo