Cloning remote control

[Ken_B]

I have a universal remote control which has the capability to be cloned to
another identical unit. I was wondering how I might go about cloning it into
my computer as a backup? The remote can be set to send or receive mode, so
If I could receive and send from the computer also, I could save the
settings I have spend hours programming into the remote.

 

[Ken_B]

PS: the remote send and receives through IR, not a cable.

"Ken_B" <ken5229"at"softhome.net> wrote in message
news:vuc04d637dru31@corp.supernews.com...

I have a universal remote control which has the capability to be cloned to
another identical unit. I was wondering how I might go about cloning it
into
my computer as a backup? The remote can be set to send or receive mode, so
If I could receive and send from the computer also, I could save the
settings I have spend hours programming into the remote.

 

[Chaos Master]

("Ken_B" <ken5229"at"softhome.net&gt said those words of arcane wisdom from the
elves:

PS: the remote send and receives through IR, not a cable.

You can get a Palm OS-based pocket computer with remote control software, and
store the codes on it. This would look interesting. "Look, he uses a Palm to
control his TV!"



--
ChaosŽ - posting from Brazil
wizard_of_NOSPAM@hotmail.com
Replace "NOSPAM" by "rodney" written backwards "yendor".

 

[Amelia M. Samples]

Several companies make IR USB or conventional serial port doodads...and I'm
sure there's several share/freeware packages out there that will let you use
your IRDA port if you have one. Creative had a whole package a while back...

"Chaos Master" <wizard_of_NOSPAM@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1a50607eb123f49698988d@news.cis.dfn.de...

("Ken_B" <ken5229"at"softhome.net&gt said those words of arcane wisdom from
the
elves:
PS: the remote send and receives through IR, not a cable.


You can get a Palm OS-based pocket computer with remote control software,
and
store the codes on it. This would look interesting. "Look, he uses a Palm
to
control his TV!"



--
ChaosŽ - posting from Brazil
wizard_of_NOSPAM@hotmail.com
Replace "NOSPAM" by "rodney" written backwards "yendor".

 

[Ken_B]

Thanks, I'll check that out.

Ken

"Amelia M. Samples" <milla@georgebush.visi.com> wrote in message
news:fLCGb.188157$Eq1.82340@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...

Several companies make IR USB or conventional serial port doodads...and
I'm
sure there's several share/freeware packages out there that will let you
use
your IRDA port if you have one. Creative had a whole package a while
back...

"Chaos Master" <wizard_of_NOSPAM@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1a50607eb123f49698988d@news.cis.dfn.de...
("Ken_B" <ken5229"at"softhome.net&gt said those words of arcane wisdom
from
the
elves:
PS: the remote send and receives through IR, not a cable.


You can get a Palm OS-based pocket computer with remote control
software,
and
store the codes on it. This would look interesting. "Look, he uses a
Palm
to
control his TV!"



--
ChaosŽ - posting from Brazil
wizard_of_NOSPAM@hotmail.com
Replace "NOSPAM" by "rodney" written backwards "yendor".

 

[R3Jar]

There is an article in the NUTS AND VOLTS Magazine July 2003 written by a Mr.
Michael Weingarden that is titled Cracking the Easter Egg in Your Universal
Remote. I could not paste into the newsgroup reply. But I will send you the jpg
from some scans I did. Hope this helps.'
Roy