Started a new thread on this. Some of you might remember that I put out a call for help for advice on how to get my MX500 to be able to send out all the codes for the IR543AH (a souped up version of the IR543 that works with all house (A-P) and unit (1-16) codes not just one house and units 1-10). The MX500 only came with the codes for the IR543 and so could not take full advantage of the IR543AH.

So last Friday I sent an email to Bill at homeautomationnet.com asking him if he and his company would be willing to program a PUR08(the inexpensive X10 learning remote) using a Pronto with all the codes for the IR543AH and sell it to me. By the following Monday he had programmed the remote, tested it against an IR543AH and with a signal analyzer and shipped it! I received it two days later and taught all the codes into my MX500 and it works flawlessly. I really didn't expect Bill and homeautomationnet.com to do all this work for me, but he did and for that I am very grateful. It's rare to find a company that will go through this much trouble for such a peculiar request. Thanks Bill!

Now for the fun part of organizing everything in the remote and using some of the favorites channels to do some cool X10 things. I use a computer as a central part of my home theater/automation system and this provides a very handy way to manipulate it.

I also want to thank Andrew from NY who saw my post and very generously offered to help me out with programming the codes.

Thanks everyone,
David Bellows

Bill,

Not sure if you have access to an MX-700, but if you do, would you be willing to upload a file to the MX-700 area with the IR534AH codes?

Thx...

Arjen

Arjen do you still have your Pronto? if you do, then all you nead is to download the CCF from here and teach it to your 700

I have MX700's in stock but have not played with them yet. I will try to teach one the AH codes this week and will post it. Since posting to this site takes a while, I will e-mail to you directly also.

Bill
www.homeautomationnet.com