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Post 1 made on Monday February 16, 2015 at 09:13
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I am newbie to this domain and would really appreciate any help from the members.

The original remote for my Cambridge Audio Azur 551R Receiver is lost and I have no way to power it on or even change volume without using the controls on the system itself.

I have a One for all 7960 universal remote that I use for my TV and DVD player but never really used for the Azur receiver so far until its remote is lost now.

I am wondering if it is possible to manually program my URC 7960 with the Cambridge Audio remote codes at least for few of the basic functions (power, volume).

I downloaded a IR codes document from Cambridge Audio that has Decimal command codes so I am not sure how I can set these codes on my URC 7960 to make it work.

Here is sample from the Cambridge Audio IR codes document:
System Code = 16 (RC-5 Code)

Key: Tuner AM/FM
Command Code (decimal): 64

Key: Power
Command Code (decimal): 74

Is it possible to use the above codes and program my URC 7960 with the corresponding keys?

Thanks in advance.
Post 2 made on Monday February 16, 2015 at 14:18
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Use the 994 keymove command --instructions at [Link: oneforall.co.uk]; to assign the following EFCs to buttons on your 7960.  Start by assigning setup code Audio 1289 to a device mode (Amp?) on your remote.
TUNER AM/FM    28729
BD/DVD    28733
VIDEO1    28721
VIDEO2    28725
TAPE/MD/CDR    28713
CD/AUX    28705
VIDEO3    28701
POWER    28689
MUTE    28693
VOL/MENU UP    28681
VOL/MENU DOWN    28685
ANALOG STEREO DIRECT    28673
DIGITAL STEREO MODES    28677
SURROUND MODE (DD_DTS)    28793
INFO (DISPLAY)    28769
TUNER STEREO/MONO    28773
TUNER STORE    28761
TUNER MODE    28765
LEFT    28753
ENTER    28757
RIGHT    28745
OSD ON OFF    28749
BASS/TREBLE    28737
7.1 DIRECT    28741
AUDIO INPUT TYPE    28857
PIC ADJ    28861
INPUT_SELECT    28853
POWER_ON    28841
POWER_OFF    28845
MUTE_ON    28833
MUTE_OFF    28837
STEREO_ON    28825
STEREO_OFF    28829
FM_MODE    28809
AM_MODE    28813
OP | Post 3 made on Tuesday February 17, 2015 at 07:20
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Thank you so much for that. It worked perfectly and my problem is solved now. Just wondering how you got the corresponding EFC codes?

I was searching for a conversion tool before posting but had no success in getting the 5 digit EFCs.

Thanks again!
Post 4 made on Tuesday February 17, 2015 at 11:33
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I used RemoteMaster and chose to use the RC5/RC5x Protocol executor because it is built into your remote.   Then I entered the device number and OBC (function numbers) on the Functions tab.  RM computed the corresponding EFCs.
Post 5 made on Tuesday September 29, 2015 at 13:27
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hi

is it possible to get similar codes for the azur 351r?
there is a pdf on the cambridge audio website with the following:



FM TUNER 0A
BD/DVD 08
CD/VIDEO1 0E
VIDEO2 0D
AUX/TV 0C
STANDYBY/ON 00
MUTE ON/OFF 02
UP 1D
DOWN 5E
STEREO MODES 07
SUROUND MODES 44
LIPSYNC 50
DISPLAY 1A
TUNER-STEREO/MONO 16
TUNER-STORE 15
TUNER-MODE 14
LEFT 1E
ENTER 5A
RIGHT 1C
OSD ON/OFF 18
BASS/TREBLE 51
ANALOG STEREO DIRECT 45
AUDIO INPUT TYPE 13

how do i convert these to the 5-digit codes given above?
Post 6 made on Tuesday September 29, 2015 at 14:59
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Start by posting a link to the PDF file and describe which model remote you have.
Post 7 made on Tuesday September 29, 2015 at 15:10
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[Link: techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com]

above is the url (sorry hyperlink not working).

the remote is a oneforall ur7960 as per sarsa's original message.
Post 8 made on Wednesday September 30, 2015 at 00:09
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The Azur 351R uses the NEC IR protocol device 192.  The URC7960 is capable of sending this IR protocol using the STB device setup code 1611.  If you prefer to use some other device button than STB, you'll need to follow the procedure in the 7960 extra features manual for changing a device mode to make e.g. the MP3 button act as a STB type button.  Then assign setup code 1611 to the e.g. MP3 button.  Make sure that the remote blinks twice which indicates that 1611 was accepted.  The 5 digit EFCs are:
FM TUNER    00055
BD/DVD    00053
CD/VIDEO1    00054
VIDEO2    00056
AUX/TV    00052
STANDYBY/ON    00181
MUTE ON/OFF    00183
UP    00248
DOWN    00230
STEREO MODES    00186
SUROUND MODES    00164
LIPSYNC    00101
DISPLAY    00247
TUNER-STEREO/MONO    00118
TUNER-STORE    00120
TUNER-MODE    00116
LEFT    00246
ENTER    00231
RIGHT    00244
OSD ON/OFF    00245
BASS/TREBLE    00105
ANALOG STEREO DIRECT    00168
AUDIO INPUT TYPE    00123

BTW, for newer OFA and other remotes made by UEI, most of these commands are sent by setup code Audio 4154.
Edited to correct the setup code to 1611.

Last edited by 3FG on October 1, 2015 01:06.
Post 9 made on Wednesday September 30, 2015 at 14:04
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thanks a lot for help, CFG. it is much appreciated.

don't know if i am missing something, but i can't get those codes to work.

i have factory reset the OFA control and then tried programming the 1161 setup code to the STB function. This and the individual codes for each function are accepted ok but the remote doesn't operate any of the 351r functions.

there doesn't seem to be a problem with the receiver as one of the codes given on the OFA website works partially (the 'power on/standby' and volume functions work with setup code 1647 on the amp and mp3 functions).

i have also tried programming another function as STB as you suggested, but no joy.

once again, thanks for your input.
Post 10 made on Wednesday September 30, 2015 at 17:01
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I wish you had mentioned that you had already found a partially working setup code.  Audio 1647 sends NECx1 device 192.192.  This is a slightly different protocol than described in the Azur 351R pdf file, which is NEC1 device 192.63. Also, the function numbers sent by 1647 are different to the ones in the document. I'll do some more investigating later today.
Post 11 made on Thursday October 1, 2015 at 00:47
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I told you the wrong setup code.  Instead of STB 1161 please use STB 1611. Also, I  didn't notice that the Azur pdf file has a second table with the NECx1 protocol.
The functions and EFCs posted in my previous post are correct for setup code STB 1611.  The following functions and EFCs would need to be used with setup code Audio 1647, but these are already programmed into 1647 at the factory:
Vol+    00187
Vol-    00250
Mute    00116
Standby/On    00052
Source Rotate    00184

You'll probably want to have all of these functions on one device button.  There are a couple of ways to accomplish this.  I think the easiest approach is to temporarily assign Setup code 1611 to the STB button (don't change the mode from STB), and to assign 1647 to one of the Audio (Amp or MP3) buttons.  Then use the following 994 procedure (also detailed here) to make the keymoves.
  1. Hold Magic until the Blue Ring blinks twice.
  2. Enter 994
  3. Tap the STB button
  4. Tap Magic again
  5. Enter a 5 digit EFC from my earlier post (e.g. 00244)
  6. Tap the Audio button which has setup code 1647
  7. Tap the function button  (e.g. Right Arrow)
The remote should blink twice.  Once all of the EFCs are assigned, you can change the STB button a different setup code if desired.
Post 12 made on Thursday October 1, 2015 at 18:09
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thank you. works perfectly now.

like saras, i had been everywhere looking online for conversion method.

apologies for not mentioning 1647 partial fix but being a complete layman in this field i thought it may have mudded the waters a bit.
thanks for help (and patience).
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