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Welcome to the Consumer Electronics Control Wiki on Remote Central. This is a user-created section with information on how to best control various consumer electronics devices (such as televisions, A/V receivers and Blu-ray players), as well as details on how those devices behave during operation.

For example, you'll learn whether a particular television can use infrared, RF, RS-232 or some other control method, how long it takes to power on and switch inputs, if discrete IR codes are available, as well as other useful tips, tricks and commands to make integrating this device into a universal remote control or other control system faster and more reliable.

All information is created and kept up-to-date by Remote Central members, so please take the time to enter profiles for the components you own or work with!

This Wiki is currently in beta and is open for discussion!
Please check out the official forum thread and help us improve this section by suggesting new information categories, ways to improve editing or navigation, and anything else you can think of!

Comment by laurencewil on Tuesday January 13, 2026 at 07:44

Thanks for updating this entry! It’s great to see the detailed specs and control info for the Sony BDP-N460. I noticed the “Power On” timing is listed as 999.99 seconds—might want to double-check that, as it seems unusually high. I’ll also try to upload any discrete IR codes I have to help complete the entry. [Link: cantorlaurastein.com]

In the Sony BDP-N460 Blu-ray Disc Player Wiki entry

Comment by Benjaminooke on Friday January 2, 2026 at 02:24

Hey everyone, thanks for keeping this Wiki updated! It's super helpful. Seeing the discrete codes listed is great. I'm wondering if anyone has experience really pushing the limits of the RS-232 control? Sometimes I feel like I just want to kick the buddy when a device is being unresponsive, haha, but obviously, robust control protocols are the more professional solution! Especially helpful to get power and input switches working flawlessly. https://kickthebuddy.lol/

In the Marantz SR7002 Receiver Wiki entry

Comment by Benjaminooke on Friday January 2, 2026 at 02:22

This is super helpful! Thanks for putting this info together. I've been trying to get my older Onkyo receiver integrated into my smart home setup. The TCP/IP control is exactly what I was looking for. Figuring out these command strings can be a bit frustrating though, sometimes I feel like I just want to [url=https://kickthebuddy.lol/]kick the buddy[/url] and start over. Glad someone else has already done some of the hard work. I'll definitely check out that avforums link!

In the Onkyo TX-NR807 Receiver Wiki entry

Comment by Benjaminooke on Friday January 2, 2026 at 02:22

This is super helpful! Thanks for putting this info together. I've been trying to get my older Onkyo receiver integrated into my smart home setup. The TCP/IP control is exactly what I was looking for. Figuring out these command strings can be a bit frustrating though, sometimes I feel like I just want to <a href="https://kickthebuddy.lol/">kick the buddy</a> and start over. Glad someone else has already done some of the hard work. I'll definitely check out that avforums link!

In the Onkyo TX-NR807 Receiver Wiki entry

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In the JVC DLA-HD1 Projector Wiki entry