Hi!I#m looking for the codes for my skymaster XL 17s.I found some codes for it under
[Link: lirc.sourceforge.net]
but my IR Remote programm couldn't use the codes.Would be very glas if anyone could give them to me :))
bye and thx

Is the Skymaster the device you want to control, or is it the remote you are trying to program? If it's the device, don't you think it might be a good idea to mention what remote you are trying to program? Every brand of universal uses a different set of codes.

Rob

oh,sorry,the skymaster is the remote i want to programm.If got a nokia 3650 and the programm IRremote.here's thge link to the programm:
[Link: psiloc.com]
it accepts Philips Pronto CCF codes and Lirc database
and I can enter codes for it but i haven't found some which works jet.thx for helping me,bye

If I have all the pieces figured out right:

Dave is apparantly from either denmark or germany.

Looking at the LIRC file he linked, Skymaster appears to be a satellite receiver, from the functions. The file is for a XL-15s and he's hoping it will work his XL-17s.

Psiloc markets a program (IR remote)in which you can turn some cell-phones into remotes. Dave's proposed "remote" is the nokia 3650. Apparantly you can upload to the phone via IR, bluetooth, or email. It also has a limited database where you can select make, device type, etc. His skymaster isn't supported so he's turned to the pronto ccf or LIRC option.

Jim

Yes,that's rigth.I have the both receivers and they have the same codes!But the code-list is demaged or doesnt work with irremote.Pleeeeeaaaase halp meee :)

Dave,

I checked the pronto files here and no luck finding any skymaster receivers listed :(

Have you tried contacting psiloc and seing if they can help?

The only other alternative I can think of is for you to have a friend who owns a Pronto SAVE his remote's configuration; then learn the signals from your skymaster remote(s), create a .ccf file for the receiver, which you can email or otherwise enter into your nokia.

I couldn't tell whether the LIRC file was defective, or user error, or failure by the irremote program to cause that LIRC file to fail. Since it was posted, I must assume that it's a working file, at least with whoever made the file's remote/pda/phone/whatever

For starters, I'd contact psiloc for help.

Jim