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Focus Enhancements Centerstage HD
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Post 1 made on Monday October 17, 2005 at 13:57
Mike Inghram
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I have a focus enhancements centerstage hd.

This is from the manual:

CenterStage IR Remote Control Codes and Functions
CODE (hex) ON STD. REMOTE? FUNCTION ACTION
80 YES POWER TOGGLE TOGGLE THE POWER MODE
81 YES MOVE RIGHT MOVE TO THE RIGHT
82 YES SELECT SELECT CURRENT FUNCTION
83 YES MOVE LEFT MOVE TO THE LEFT
84 NO INPUT 4:3LB MODE DIRECT 4:3LB SELECT MODE
85 YES EXIT EXIT MENU MODE
86 YES MOVE DOWN MOVE DOWN
87 YES MENU ENTER OR EXIT MENU MODE
88 YES MOVE UP MOVE UP
89 NO INPUT 16:9LB MODE DIRECT 16:9LB SELECT MODE
8A YES STD. VIDEO MODE NORMAL VIDEO PROCESSING
8B YES FILM BIAS MODE ENABLE FILM MODE BIAS
8C NO POWER ON DIRECT POWER ON
8D YES LETTERBOX TOGGLE LETTERBOX INPUT MODE
8E YES 4:3 VIDEO MODE ENTER 4:3 VIDEO INPUT MODE
8F YES 16:9 VIDEO MODE ENTER 16:9 VIDEO INPUT MODE
91 YES SHARPNESS ENTER SHARPNESS MENU
92 YES CONTRAST ENTER CONTRAST MENU
93 YES BRIGHTNESS ENTER BRIGHTNESS MENU
95 YES YPrPb A SELECT YPrPb A INPUT
96 YES S-VID A SELECT S-VID A INPUT
97 YES COMPOSITE A SELECT COMPOSITE A INPUT
98 NO POWER OFF DIRECT POWER OFF
99 YES YPrPb B SELECT YPrPb B INPUT
9A YES S-VID B SELECT S-VID B INPUT
9B YES COMPOSITE B SELECT COMPOSITE B INPUT
9C NO THIS BUTTON DOES NOT EXIST
9D YES PASS-THRU SELECT VGA PASS-THRU
9F YES PROGRESSIVE INPUT SELECT PROGRESSIVE INPUT
CenterStage
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CenterStage IR Remote Control Codes:
The CenterStage remote control is capable of outputting all the commands on the previous page
that show a “YES” in the “ON STD. REMOTE” column. It does not have keys to output the
commands labeled “NO”. Below, the exact remote control sequences and codes are documented
for remotes that can be programmed with this information.
The remote control is based on the Holtek HT6221 multi-purpose encoder. For a complete data
sheet, visit: [Link: holtek.com.tw]
This remote is based on a 38KHz carrier, and the bit codes are pulse width modulated to represent
a “0” or a “1”.
• The 38KHz carrier consists of IR light for 8.77us with a total period of 26.3us.
• A “0” has the 38KHz carrier ON for 0.56ms with a total bit period of 1.12ms.
• A “1” has the 38KHz carrier ON for 0.56ms with a total bit period of 2.24ms.
A remote control based on the HT6221 Encoder outputs a KEY code sequence when a button is
pushed, and a REPEAT code sequence starts when a button is held for more than 108ms.
The KEY codes of the HT6221 consist of a 9ms HEADER code, a 4.5ms OFF code, a 16 bit
ADDRESS code, an 8 bit DATA code, and an inverse of the 8 bit DATA code. Data is transmitted
in a LSB first format.
KEY = HEADER + OFF + (A0-A15) + (D0-D7) + (~D0-~D7)
The sequence for a REPEAT code (a button is held for more that 108ms) is a HEADER code
(9ms), a special 2.5ms OFF code, and a single “1” bit.
REPEAT = HEADER + OFF + “1” bit
A HEADER code consists of 38KHz carrier “ON” for 9ms.
An OFF code consists of the absence of 38KHz carrier for 4.5ms, or 2.5ms.
The CenterStage Remote has an ADDRESS code that is 7680h.
The CenterStage DATA codes range from 80h to BFh.

How does this convert into a pronto hex format?

Thanks,
Mike
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