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| Topic: | The TOAD List This thread has 91 replies. Displaying posts 61 through 75. |
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| Post 61 made on Saturday June 8, 2002 at 10:52 |
nnatic1211 Founding Member |
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the reason that i like this idea is because many people keep the units in a different room or behind doors. this was not intended for everyone. The post was acctually mainly for Swamp who stated that he did not like the fact that the unit was behind a door and it would keep hitting the door everytime. Sorry for the confusion.
Neil Natic
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| Post 62 made on Saturday June 8, 2002 at 16:52 |
John Pechulis Loyal Member |
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On 06/08/02 02:58.06, MrKlaatu said...
Neil . . . Buddy!, my but you certainly seem to
like stepping on toes, don't you?
Both ways work, one's no better than the other.
I prefer to use the EJECT route - personal preference.
Only offered as an example to clarify what I was
talking about.
Everybody's got their own opinion, mine's no better
than yours, and vice-versa.
PAX Now, now, Mike. ;-) JJP
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| Post 63 made on Saturday June 8, 2002 at 18:05 |
Jose Blanco Founding Member |
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Here's a thought on DVD players that are toads:
Check to see if they have a "timer" feature. If so, plug it into the back of your receiver (preamp...whatever). What this feature does is as follows...when power is given to the DVD, it turns on and starts to play. If you have this feature, just make sure to take the DVD out of the unit, so that next time the dvd turns on but doesn't play anything. Turn on your receiver and you've just turned on your DVD.
This will not work with DSS, D. Cable Boxes, VCR, mainly because they have memory (clock, timers, satellite signal locks, etc.)
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| Post 64 made on Saturday June 8, 2002 at 19:26 |
André du Fresne Founding Member |
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Jeff Bernadis said: Add the Sony DVP-C600D DVD Changer Jeff, are you sure about the Sony DVD changer? I have a DVP CX860 (300 Disc changer) and the discretes from this site work just fine...? This message was edited by André du Fresne on 06/08/02 19:53.28.
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TSU-9600, URC MX-3000, ProntoProNG TSU-7000 |
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| Post 65 made on Monday June 10, 2002 at 15:04 |
Sontiago Founding Member |
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This is a list I got together a while ago hope it helps!
*********************Revised 07/04/01.*****************
Aiwa Mini System All Models (inputs supported)
Arcam DVD Player DV-88 Now Upgradable
Denon Receiver All models PREVIOUS to the AVR-5700 and AVR-3300
Dish Network Receiver All models
Funai VCR F2860L
General Instruments Cable Box CFT-22xx, DCT-1000, DCT-2000
GO VIDEO VCR All Models
Hitachi TV All Models
VCR All Models
Kenwood Receiver VR-209
CD CD-2260M
Mitsubishi TV 3521R
VCR HS-U62
Panasonic Receiver TX-SV717Pro (inputs supported)
Panasonic VCR PV-4060, PV-4268, PV-4690, PV-S7670
Philips VCR VRZ360AT
Rotel Receiver RSX-965 (inputs supported)
Sharp TV 20RU719
64LHP4000 (A/V inputs; no power or ANT)
Sony DVD DVP-S300, DVP-S500D, DVP-C600D.
DSS SAT-x50, SAT-x55, SAT-T60.
SAT-HD100 (power supported)
Toshiba ALL DEVICES
ALL MODELS
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| Post 66 made on Friday June 21, 2002 at 21:53 |
I've noticed that the Mitsubishi HS-U62 VCR is on the "Toad" list. I have just posted a device ccf for the HS-U62 that includes discete on and a timer on/off toggle that I found this afternoon using ProntoUtil, irTools and irPanel. Unfortunatley, I could not find a discrete off. For "Off", I use the "On" discrete and then the power toggle. The codes are for the VCR 1 mode.
On:
0000 0082 0000 0011 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 001d 000a 033f
Timer Record Toggle:
0000 0082 0000 0011 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 0044 000a 001d 000a 001d 000a 001d 000a 033f
Phil Schaffer
This message was edited by pjschaffer on 06/24/02 12:58.25.
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| Post 67 made on Saturday June 22, 2002 at 07:43 |
2 older VCR Toads
As far as I can find out these two don't have discretes however I'd LOVE to be proved wrong...anyone?)
Akai VSG-G60 and VSG735
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| Post 68 made on Tuesday July 16, 2002 at 10:40 |
An addition. Just to be more specific on the Toshibas, the VCR model M-656 I have not been able to find any discrete codes for.
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| Post 69 made on Wednesday July 17, 2002 at 19:03 |
Jeff Muller Founding Member |
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XBOX! It's such a TOAD that it doesn't even have power toggle!
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| Post 70 made on Wednesday July 24, 2002 at 23:40 |
TmW Founding Member |
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Toshiba ALL DEVICES
ALL MODELS That's not quite true anymore. Toshiba's H and HX/HDX RPTV's (among other models) do appear to have a working discrete on and off. Looking at the owners manuals online, I see they've also been designed so it is possible, using a two key sequence, to change inputs semi-discretely. You are also able to, using a two key sequence, change stretch modes. There may be others. I think Toshiba's engineers have finally seen the light. OK, they're not true discretes (except for ON/OFF) but they are very useable workarounds (I have no trouble getting the Pronto to output two codes instead of one). I think the ON/OFF workaround for the SD3750 is quite Pronto friendly as well. Much better than my Panny RV31. Just to be safe, I am going shopping with a Pronto in hand. LOL??
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| Post 71 made on Sunday May 4, 2003 at 08:25 |
flcusat Senior Member |
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On 10/24/99 13:42, Rich said...
Add to list:
Kenwood 200-CD Changer CD-2260M
Panasonic SVHS VCR PV-S7670 There is a second Power On code on the Discrete code list that worked for me but the Power off didn't though.
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I'm always right. The only time I was wrong was the time that I thought, that I was wrong.
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| Post 72 made on Sunday May 4, 2003 at 08:28 |
flcusat Senior Member |
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On 01/10/00 02:48, RockysDad said...
I believe that all of the Dish Network receivers
are toads.
Side note: Most Toshiba DVD players, though they
can be classified as toads, can usually use the
play/stop or open tray example above for a modified
discrete code... The Power On and Power Off codes on the Discrete List worked for my Dish Network 501 PVR
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I'm always right. The only time I was wrong was the time that I thought, that I was wrong.
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| Post 73 made on Monday May 5, 2003 at 02:03 |
allyn Long Time Member |
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i'd like to nominate the pioneer vsx-9900s receiver as a toad lacking discrete on and off. this seems to be the only pioneer receiver ever made that does not respond correctly to the standard pioneer discrete on and off.
on the bright side, it has discrete input selections.
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| Post 74 made on Monday May 5, 2003 at 05:14 |
buxe Long Time Member |
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On 10/26/99 20:49, Mark Householder said...
Quick dumb question, what is a dicrete ir code?
And how can I use it in programing?
I am new to the RC5000 but have really enjoyed
the programing,
Thanks
Mark GO TO FAQs! A whole new world opens up in front of you...
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| Post 75 made on Monday May 5, 2003 at 15:12 |
star50fiveoh Super Member |
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geeeez, buxe...........that is good advice.
but would you look at the DATE?!?!
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