I'm happy to encourage and help people trying to understand Pronto Hex and IR signals. But you ought to tell us what you want to accomplish (even if that's just "intellectual exercise").
For most purposes, you should start with the available software tools, rather than examining the hex by hand. For most purposes, those are all you need and you don't have reason to second guess their answers with manual decoding. But even if you do second guess the answers of the existing tools, you should do so to supplement those answers rather than to replace them.
The tools you should start with are
IrTool.exe from
[Link: remotecentral.com]and DecodeIr.dll from
[Link: john.fine.home.comcast.net]You will find that this particular protocol (Dreambox protocol as used by the Force Series 5) is unusually complex. Your basic read of the Pronto hex (frequency etc.) is correct. But your interpretation of bit 0 and bit 1 is totally wrong.
Some of my comments on Dreambox protocol are in my DecodeIr documentation at
[Link: john.fine.home.comcast.net]The best descriptions of this protocol are the ones Jon Armstrong wrote in a few old threads on Force and Dreambox
