On August 8, 2006 at 18:18, steveklein said...
I could change to channel
021 listen for an hour and then change to channel
121...the first 1
in 121 doesn't go through because the most recent
IR code received by the radio was the 1 in 021,
even though it was an hour ago.
That clinches it: these are toggle codes.
That means that each button puts out two different codes, and alternates between them. "1" followed by "1" are two different codes, and it is the same for every button. The IR system in the radio needs to see two different codes on subsequent same buttons, and you have only learned one.
I'm curious as to why this is, as an XM that I installed recently does not use toggle codes. How many brands of XM radio are there?
Anyway, that's why jcl suggested learning both codes and putting them on different pages that flip back and forth. Not elegant, but it works.
Check this by making three buttons on your Pronto, then learning something to them three times. Look at the hex code: the first and third should be the same, the second different. If all three are different, redo it with more care as to how uniformly you hold down the buttons when learning.