[mythtv-users] Lite-On IR Keyboard and Learning Remotes

Tim Hamer tdh1 at cec.wustl.edu
Mon Mar 21 21:55:03 UTC 2005


do you happen to know the model #'s of the keyboards? i bought a $17 
from newegg that is all black with the pointer on the right. my X10 
UR74A remote will not learn any codes from it, and as nice as it is to 
have the keyboard when you need it, its a pain in the ass to use it for 
a remote all the time.

Anthony Vito wrote:

>I have an interesting story for remote control crazyness.... explain
>this one... I have a URC-8910 and a lite-on keyboard from newegg. The
>17 dollar one I believe. I can not get the remote to learn a single
>key on the entire thing. I tried everything, wasn't going to to
>happen. My friend liked the idea of the IR keyboard for a media
>computer, so he bought the same one from newegg, or so we thought. His
>looks quite a bit different, it has some grey parts, where mine is all
>black. Also, the pointer device is on the right hand side, where mine
>is on the left. However, his keyboard could control my mythbox ( the
>receiver that came with my keyboard ). The pointer, buttons, and all
>the keys worked just fine. The real kicker was... my URC-8910 remote
>could learn the keys from his keyboard, and then the learned code
>worked on my reciever! So I borrowed his keyboard for a few days and
>programmed my remote ;)  ....  I wouldn't suggest the URC-8910 though.
>It doesn't have enough learning memory. I could only do the number
>keys, the arrow keys, select, menu, and esc...... Does anyone know how
>to increase the number of buttons it will let me learn? Like delete
>other crap or something... How many buttons do other learning remotes
>allow you to learn?
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