What I'm looking for here is a library where people can upload and share their learned (AND KNOWN TO BE WORKING) IR commands for different devices. With Global Cache's editing ability, there's more than one setting that can be the difference between a working or nonworking IR signal. Personally I'm having a problem learning and properly editing SONY TV commands, but also know that (through using iRule) there is code out there, somewhere, that reliably works. While the IR commands work for iRule to my GC IP2IR, they can't be duplicated (they're hidden in iRule) for use by my Universal Devices ISY. Surely there must be other's out there besides the people at iRule who know working codes for Sony TV, and hopefully this is the only device I'll have trouble learning commands for on my own, I only recently got my IP2IR, and haven't yet tried to learn all necessary codes.
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Chris Moyer I purchased my WF2IR about 3 weeks ago and love it. I do see a benefit for a catalog of commands. I have a DVD, DVR, Receiver, Projector, and TV working with my WF2IR (using port1 for TV, port2 for projector, and plaster for all equipment in cabinet). Capturing every button on all my remotes was easy (albeit the iLearn app is a little clumsy) but took a bit of time. It would be quite handy to be able to simply download the files I need from a web site. I would be happy to contribute the file for each of my devices if there is a spot to host all the 100's (or 1000's) of files.
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Jimmy Mann Yes remote central would be very helpful. I recently started using the hex codes from my pronto files I most favor. I will eventually make a most used file of button codes I use and have then in hand for faster programming configurations. I really love this setup.......Ipods, Ipads, gotta love it.
Just found this forum.
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Ron Have anyeone figured out how to convert Pronto HEX codes to Global Cache IR Codes?
With the thousnads of pronto HEX codes out there it would be much easier to convert Hex then capturing all the IR codes on remotes on at a time.
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Jimmy Mann You would copy and paste.
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Paul Sheriff hi guys i am looking into making a app or finding a app to program so that i can yous my phone to operate my manhattan ceiling fan this is the remote http://www.fan-light.com/product.php?id=60 i have a galaxy s5 i have tried using IR blaster with no luck so looking for help on here as have a app that uses hex to unput the codes but not sure how i would go about getting the codes from the remote