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How do IRCodes work? / Cannot get B&O to...
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| Topic: | How do IRCodes work? / Cannot get B&O to work This thread has 8 replies. Displaying all posts. |
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| Post 1 made on Wednesday February 12, 2003 at 16:21 |
appie692001 Long Time Member |
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Hi, I'm a newbie in this field. Just bought two RC3200s and I am now playing around. A few questions:
1. IRcodes
Can anybody explain to me in normal language how these IR codes work. I see a number of pairs of 4 numbers/letters (hexa?). I opened a few example files made by some of you and I noticed that there are alot of codes out there that do exactly the same. For instance turning on my Marantz receiver: the RC3200 had a code built in. I found a few made by members of this forum. I learned it from the remote I already had. All work fine, they are however completely different. Some are very short and some are very long. I can't find to see any logic. Does somebody know?
2. B&O is not working
One of the remotes I try to get in is my B&O. I specially bought this RC3200 since it had the high frequency learning. Learning from my B&O remote towards the RC3200 goes bad or not at all. Is there a trick that somebody knows out there that works?
3. Picking B&O codes from this forum
I saw a number of CCF (so pronto) files for B&O equipment. What I did was download the Pronto software and have a look at this CCF files. I then copied the IRcodes into the Marantz Setup software, so into the NCF file. No real result, only 1% or so of the buttons are working. Is this stupid? Are these IRCodes different. Is it impossible to "take" them from a CCF and "put" them into a NCF? Is there some conversion needed or so? Any help/input/ideas are welcome.
Thanks & sorry for the long posting
Any help, how short is very much appreciated.
Arnoud
(Holland)
Sorry, this is a double posting (from the RC3200 forum), but I thought someone at this side of the forum might also have answers...
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| OP | Post 2 made on Wednesday February 12, 2003 at 16:26 |
appie692001 Long Time Member |
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What I forgot on number 3: the learning goes well (it says "ok"). But when back in Use-mode it just is not working.
Arnoud
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| Post 3 made on Wednesday February 12, 2003 at 20:25 |
Stephane Advanced Member |
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what b&o equipement are your tring to learn; I don't know about the Marantz remote but the Pronto will work at the higher frequency used by b&o remote (455khz)
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| OP | Post 4 made on Thursday February 13, 2003 at 04:36 |
appie692001 Long Time Member |
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Just the TV (MX4000) and the light control. I try to learn it from the standard (relatively new) B&O remote BEO4.
Arnoud
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| Post 5 made on Thursday February 13, 2003 at 12:03 |
Eigeny Oulianov Founding Member |
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1. You need to learn how to learn IR. Hit button "learn", next (after a second) press-and-hold button on your remote, and after that all learned codes must looking the same.
2. B&O need a carefull learning. It is better do from computer and TSU2000 or RU940 or RC5000i. You need to obtain short IR code started from 7000.
3. It is a question about CCF and NCF IR code compartibility. I have not found any confirmation that ProntoNEO (NCF) supports this codes (except internal database UDB)
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| Post 6 made on Thursday February 13, 2003 at 14:01 |
texasbrit Founding Member |
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Somwhere in the Neo files on this forum there is software which will convert from Pronto codes to Neo codes....
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| OP | Post 7 made on Thursday February 13, 2003 at 14:06 |
appie692001 Long Time Member |
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I now found all the B&O codes in Pronto's HEX IR format. I need it however in the ProntoNeo's IR code format.
I tried the Pronto2Neo Converter but it is not correctly translating the B&O code. I also tried Neohacker but that one also does not work.
Does anybody know / understands what the conversion of a Pronto's HEX IR format into ProntoNeo's IR code format actually is about???
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| Post 8 made on Thursday February 13, 2003 at 17:05 |
Peter Dewildt Loyal Member |
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If the codes start with 7000, I would not be surprised if Pronto2Neo does not know what to do with these.
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Peter
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| OP | Post 9 made on Thursday February 13, 2003 at 17:11 |
appie692001 Long Time Member |
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Peter,
No they just begin with 0000. I included three random examples below for which I just know they are 100% working on the pronto so the Pronto's HEX code has to be correct. I just need them in the ProntoNeo IR code format (in my case RC3200). Desperate....
System Off*
0000 0009 0016 0000 005b 0546 005b 0546 005b 1bc0 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 1083 005b 0ae4 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 1622 005b 0546
Volume Up*
0000 0009 0016 0015 005b 0546 005b 0546 005b 1bc0 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 1083 005b 0ae4 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 1622 005b 3d82 005b 0546 005b 0546 005b 1bc0 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 1083 005b 0ae4 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 1622
Volume Down*
0000 0009 0016 0015 005b 0546 005b 0546 005b 1bc0 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 1083 005b 0ae4 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 1083 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 1622 005b 3d82 005b 0546 005b 0546 005b 1bc0 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 0ae4 005b 1083 005b 0ae4 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 1083 005b 0546 005b 0ae4 005b 1622
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