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Won't learn IR
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Post 1 made on Saturday July 14, 2007 at 16:57
Charles Arney
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I have two TSU3500s to build for clients. Running version 3.1.3. It will learn one or two ir codes and then refuses to learn any more. I have tried reinstalling software, three different remotes, different usb cable, run virus and spyware scans and cannot repair this problem. HELP!
Post 2 made on Saturday July 14, 2007 at 23:46
ossocao
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See in Features, Tips & Tricks to Learning IR Codes .
Post 3 made on Friday July 20, 2007 at 03:29
Ernie Bornn-Gilman
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Are you trying to learn into the computer?

This has been a problem since at least day five of ALL Prontos and their relatives, the Marantzes.

Create graphics for the buttons you want, download to the remote, learn codes, upload and save, modify graphics, save, download the remote, learn, etc.

There was a problem at one time where pcfs would fail after several cycles of this, so it was advisable to save with different names every couple of times. I did this for a while but don't find a need for it, so that problem is probably solved.

I had a problem last week with an RC5200 (old generation) that I've seen before -- adding functions to a macro, especially moving a delay up in the macro, causes the program to crash, and you lose all your work since the last save. This just inspires me to save more often, especially when building macros and moving things around. I get all the commands from one device, then all from another, etc, then put them in order and then build in delays as needed.
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