



Video Input punch-through to device button "07" (which is the TV) Volume punch-through to device button "07" (which is the TV)Ĭhannel punch-through to device button "03" (which is Cable) The 14th byte punch-through slot doesn't seem to do anything on this remoteĪ "factory reset" remote (after using the 981 reset function) resets all device segment 00's to the following: The 15th byte is used for "Video Input punch-through" The 13th byte is used for "Channel punch-through" The 12th byte is used for "Transport punch-through" The 11th byte is used for "Volume punch-through" This remote supports the following segment 00 punch-throughs:
URC REMOTE LOSES TIME SETTING CODE
Unfortunately not, The "Locking Input Switch" function works just like "Channel punch-through" or "Volume punch-through", it simply redirects the "Video Input" button to an alternate device that you setup.įor you hackers: This is done by setting 15th byte of the associated device setup segment 00 to the button code of the device to which the "Video Input" is being redirected. Keymoves are described in segment types $07 and $08. In the instructions, it has a topic "Locking Input Switch to One Device" that may get you past this brick wall - Just watch out for the next one. So things were looking good until I wanted to setup keymoves for each device type to operate the video input selection for my T.V. Looks like I hit the proverbial brick wallīTW: Can anyone tell me what I have to set in the RDF file for the URC-2025 to prevent RM from generating keymoves?ĭoes anyone have an idea of what it might take to get the 1056B03 extender working on this remote? I'd be willing to do any of the testing. Because this remote does support Device Specific Macros and setup-multiplexing, I was able to program it to handle more devices than just it's four device buttons would allow - so things were looking good until I wanted to setup keymoves for each device type to operate the video input selection for my T.V. This is really unfortunate because the remote is backlit, it has a real nice feel, it has enough buttons to be useful, and the buttons are well sized and well placed. The inability to do keymoves on this remote is very limiting. And I do expect that this will be the new remote that the cable companies will be pushing out for their DVR Cable boxes. Which makes this remote a poor choice unless an extender is developed for it (and it is a JP2 remote - so who knows if and when?). It could be that UEI lobotomized the keymove functionality (so they could implement some of the highly automated setup functionality that this remote does) and still leave the minimum of 2k available for custom programming. The URC-2025 only has 2k of "setup/macro/upgrade/setup-multiplexor" memory available. However, I do believe the URC-2025 might be newer than the URC-2056. I checked for keymoves on the URC-2056 (another JP1.4/JP2 remote) and they do work on that one. Thanks for the feedback - I thought I was loosing it there for awhile. So it isn't clear to me if UEI is moving away from keymoves. I think it is a newer remote than the Atlas. On the other hand, the Comcast 1067BC4 is also a JP2 remote, but it does support keymoves. The Atlas 1056B03 does not support keymoves as delivered from the factory, although Graham has provided an extender that implements keymoves. but it doesn't appear to support keymoves! Does anyone know if UEI is getting out of the keymove business? This is a newer model of remote (it is a JP2 remote) and it supports macros and DSM's and setup multiplexing and upgrades etc. I then tried using the 994 method of entering a keymove but was answered by a single long blink (indicating the remote doesn't understand keymoves ) The re-programmed key operated just like the keymove didn't exist. I first tried using RMIR to setup a keymove and everything looked like it worked (the correct keymove binary setup (JP2-EFC5) was loaded into the remote's memory) but the keymove didn't work. I can't get keymoves to work on my URC-2025. Posted: Tue 7:49 pm Post subject: URC-2025 remote versus keymoves Profile Log in to check your private messages Log inįile Section File Search Lookup Tool Wiki JP1 Remotes :: View topic - URC-2025 remote versus keymovesįAQ Search 7 Days Memberlist Usergroups Register
