Does anyone have the discrete power on/off IR codes for the Velodyne HGS-15II subwoofer? The Crestron DB does not include Velodyne products.

BTW: I do not have the Crestron CNXLIR Learner or a Pronto. However, I do have the latest version of Crestron's DEAL for Windows 3.0 (3.00.02). So, I prefer the codes to be ready for Crestron.

Thanks,
Hawkwindeb

velodyne subs don't have on off codes only toggle power. but why you need to turn the sub on and off anyway? set the sub to auto power. if you don't wanna do that plug the the sub to the power managmant system so when you shut the pre amp or av unit off sub will go off. by the way velodyne ir codes are in the crestron database, get the latest 16.0.0 database

I either uploaded a ccf for a Velodyne subwoofer a few years ago, or I was on crack at the time. Can't say.

Kam G is correct about the codes, though. And also about using the auto-on.

I did a Crestron system a few years ago where I had one sub on all the time, but ran the sub audio through one relay of a Crestron 8-relay device (d0n't remember the model number) so the second sub could be added when the client wanted to add it. There was no shielding around the sub wire where it went into and out of the relay box, but we picked up no hum at all.

This site is heavily Pronto-oriented, and you suggest without actually saying so that you need codes that can work with Crestron.

In the past, my local Crestron office has waived fees for having someone in their office teach the commands to a Crestron IR learner and send us the files, even when they took on a Lexicon remote and totally blew it twice because of the odd way in which the shift commands come up. Did you call Crestron to see if they could create these files for you? All you would have to do is give up your remotes for a couple of weeks, as I did.

What remote control do you actually need this information for? We could send you ccfs, but if you have no way to use them, then you have asked a bad question (for this site's users).

I suggest that you should have downloaded any relevant files and tried them out before asking for this information. Did you do that?


After seeing your multiple posts and noticing that these multiple requests for free information are your first visible contacts with this site, I must admit that I feel sort of used. I get the feeling that most of the people who use this site are into remotes, into systems, and want to share and help others. You blasting on the scene with, what, ten requests for information, gives me the image of a new car dealership with a guy out in the parking lot spending hours kicking tires.

Please contribute.