| DV-350, 454, all new models(!) XV-DV303,
DV-646
DV-U7, DCS303, DV-350, DV-355, DV-353, DCS505, DV-757, DV-656A, DV-360S,
DV-656 |
You need:
PDA w/Palm OS 3.0 or later
OmniRemote Pro V2.02 (http://www.pacificneotek.com/)
Sony Clie peg-SL10
Type in (or transfer) the memo below to your PDA.
As a memo you can import it into OmniRemote with this menu command:
Advanced-->Databases-->Import category
When done, point your PDA towards your DV-454, put OmniRemote in TV-mode and press 0
(Zero)
That's it!!
Some stores charge $35 for this! All I ask is a small donation ($1 or more if you
like) to help my site!
Memo (Name: Category-TV):
Category-TV
Button name-Enter
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-0
0000 0069 0049 0000 0154 00AA 001E 0032 0019 003C 001E 000F 0019 000F 001E 000A 001E 0037
0014 0005 0005 000A 001E 0037 001E 000A 001E 000F 0014 003C 001E 0037 001E 0037 0014 0014
001E 0037 0014 0014 001E 0037 001E 000A 001E 000A 001E 0037 001E 0037 001E 000A 001E 000A
0019 003C 001E 000F 0014 003C 001E 0037 001E 000A 001E 000F 0014 0005 0005 0032 001E 0037
001E 000A 001E 045B 0154 00AA 001E 0032 001E 0037 001E 0037 001E 0037 0019 000F 001E 0037
0014 0014 001E 0037 0014 0014 001E 000A 001E 000F 0019 000F 001E 0037 0019 000F 001E 0037
0019 000F 001E 0037 0014 0014 001E 0037 001E 0032 001E 000F 001E 0032 001E 000F 0014 0005
0005 0037 0019 000F 001E 0037 0019 000F 0014 0005 0005 000A 001E 0037 001E 000A 001E 0037
001E 0037 0014 0465 014F 0000
Button name-7
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-8
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-9
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-4
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-5
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-6
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-1
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-2
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-3
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Channel up
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Channel dn
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Last
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Volume up
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Volume dn
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Mute
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Power
0000 0067 0000 0000
Button name-Favorite
0000 0067 0000 0000
Quote from a user:
"The first version of OmniRemote did not start at all due to some error with the
IR-port.
When I found another version of OmniRemote, I could not import the memo as a database.
OmniRemote only registered 17 of 19 "buttons". I had to export a database from
OmniRemote, edit it as a memo and then import it again, to make it work. When I had
pressed the "0" button about 39 times, my DVD player restarted and accepted
DVD's from region 1,2,3 and 4."
Alternatives:
because some don't like PDAs and expensive remotes,
have converted the (broken) Pronto Codes to Codes
for the Linux "lirc". (Linux Remote Control)
There is also windows version of "lirc", but don't know if this config file will
work fro windows.
See http://www.lirc.org/ for details.
Save the following lines as /etc/lircd.conf
start "lircd"
now type
"rc send_once pioneer region"
Thats it !
Have fun !
I simply pasted the hexcodes into the rc5000setup application on a new
button. Can't get easier then that!
Theory : There might be an internal counter that has to be decreased to 0
before the action takes place(number of hours used/number of dvd's seen). If
you have had the DVD player for a while, sit down and be patient and press
'0' until you drop ...
---- lircd.conf starts here ----
#
# pioneer Region Hack
# converted and adjusted from PRONTO Hex-Codes
# by peter
#
begin remote
name pioneer
flags RAW_CODES
eps 30
aeps 100
ptrail 0
repeat 0 0
gap 35000
begin raw_codes
name region
8575 4211 576 1547 576 1547
576 493 576 493 576 493
576 1547 576 493 576 1547
576 493 576 493 576 1547
576 1547 576 1547 576 493
576 1547 576 493 576 1547
576 493 576 493 576 1547
576 1547 576 493 576 493
576 1547 576 493 576 1547
576 1547 576 493 576 493
576 1547 576 1547 576 493
576
25454
8575 4211 576 1547 576 1547
576 1547 576 1547 576 493
576 1547 576 493 576 1547
576 493 576 493 576 493
576 493 576 1547 576 493
576 1547 576 493 576 1547
576 493 576 1547 576 1547
576 493 576 1547 576 493
576 1547 576 493 576 1547
576 493 576 493 576 1547
576 493 576 1547 576 1547
576
end raw_codes
end remote
---- lircd.conf ends here ----
Does this simple circuit (one resistor,IR-led & diode) work with WinLIRC and Pioneer
DV-350?
http://www.lirc.org/transmitters.html
Yes it works! All you need is 3 components and a serial port connector. In
WinLirc you must enable TDR.
More methods for WinLIRC (quoted):
This is how I got it to work with WinLirc:
1) remove following files from WinntINF
*irda*
irnsc.inf (might be different dep. of your hardware)
netirda.inf
(I'm not sure if all these really need to be removed. Remember to leave a backup copy)
2) In Device Manager: Uninstall the IBM ThinkPad Fast Infrared Port (or similar Ir device)
3) edit WinntINFnetirsir.inf: (INF editing info is copied from WIRC pages)
Remove following lines
%*PNP0510.DevDesc% = PNP, *PNP0510
%*PNP0511.DevDesc% = PNP, *PNP0511
Change line
ExcludeFromSelect=*PNP0510,*PNP0511,*IBM0002,*IBM0034,*IBM0020
to this
ExcludeFromSelect=*IBM0002,*IBM0034,*IBM0020
2) Edit WinntINFmsports.inf
Add these lines to section [Std]:
%*PNP0510.DeviceDesc% = ComPort, *PNP0510, *PNP0511 ; Communications Port
%*PNP0511.DeviceDesc% = ComPort, *PNP0511, *PNP0510 ; Communications Port
Add these lines to section [Strings]:
*PNP0510.DeviceDesc = "Generic Ir Serial Port"
*PNP0511.DeviceDesc = "Generic Ir Serial Port"
Add this line to section [ControlFlags]:
ExcludeFromSelect=*PNP0510,*PNP0511
3) Reboot and let the hardware wizard run and it should find the driver for "Generic
Ir Serial Port".
If everything goes ok you will see "Generic Ir Serial Port (COM2)" in the device
manager.
I also changed the speed for this com port for 115200.
You are now all set to install WinLirc (I used version 0.6.3). Configure it to:
correct com port
speed: 115200
Receiver typee: RX Device
virtual pulse: 300
Transmitter settings: TX
and you need to set a config file (the lircd.conf file that Peter posted).
Open winlirc from the taskbar and select pioneer region and sed the code and thats it.
Worked for me in the first try.
Quotes from a bulletin board:
"I have just used th hack for the pioneer dv-454, and it works. Tried
several times to import the category, but always the OR changed the code to 0048, so I
uploaded the memo to the palm, changed the code to 0050 before importing, and that was it,
OR exported it as 0049. I had to press button "0" 23 times in the OR until the
dvd player turned off. Hope it helps.
I have used the hack for DV 454 and it works. I have got some problems
with changes in the codes after importing to OmniRemote but it worked anyway.
Region code hack posted by Afton Worlfegast at January 15 2003:
I applied the dv454 hack with a Palm III on this player and itw orked perfectly with
region 1 and 4 dvds. I noted that when exporting the codes from Omniremote (v2.07) some
codes where changed (the infamous 49-->48, see dv454 hack list) but tried it anyway,
and _it works"
The latest news is that the above LIRC codes canbe used in a Nokia 3650
mobile phone (with other phones such as Nokia 7650 or Sony P800) and a copy of total Ir
Remote (version 1.30, from www.psiloc.com).
Total Ir Remote can import Lirc codes, so all you have to do is copy the
relevant Lirc section from your site and send the file to the phone, open and load the
file, then just point and shoot. Simple! |
Yes for 353 and Clie SJ33/E, DV-360S with Palm
Pilot m505 and Omni Remote. Yes for Pioneer XV-DV303 and Nokia 3650.
Yes for DCS303
Yes for DV-656 and Pronto - press 0 three times. |