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How to add Leading Zero, and Power Off Button
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Post 1 made on Monday March 4, 2002 at 18:44
Matt in Durham
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Hi Folks -

I have a Dish Network 6000 recevied for HDTV. To change to a local digital station, I need to send the key sequence 00501 or 01701 ... If I change the channel in the channel list, the Harmony only sends 501 or 1701, which goes to the wrong channel. Anyone know of a way to force a leading 0? Unfortunately, no all channels have the same number of digits.

Also, I'd like to automatically make the Sat receiver revert to SD mode on power off. I have an internal state variable to manage the SD/HD mode, but is there any way to edit the hard power button's sequence of instructions?

Thanks!
Matt
OP | Post 2 made on Thursday March 7, 2002 at 15:32
Matt in Durham
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I got a reply from Harmony Customer support and thought I'd share... haven't tried it yet, but it makes sense...

Thanks for the quick replies... while this remote can be a little complicated, the help their customer support provides is first rate.
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We are still developing support for HDTV channels and are finding that each manufacturer handles the selection of these channels in a different way. I have a solution (below) which is not very elegant and requires some changes to XML but should work for you:

Modify the XML for your "Watch Television" activity.
For each HDTV channel listed you should first add leading zeros to the field to make it 5 digits. Secondly you need to add a line that reads . The finished code should look something like this:


16064
00010
CIPA-TV


Post 3 made on Thursday March 7, 2002 at 17:44
janid1967
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I see you've problem submitting XML-code you too. I thing you must substitute all < with &lt; and all > with &gt; before submitting

Jan Inge


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