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Author Topic: House code and unit code  (Read 3207 times)

steve

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House code and unit code
« on: June 23, 2005, 12:38:28 AM »

Hi

I need some clarification on house and unit
codes with respect to the USB receiver. What
I need to know is if I have two of the credit
card remotes and set each one to have the
same house code but a unique unit code, can
the SDK be used to trap which unit sent the
button press. I want to be able to do
something like map buttons 1 - 10 on the
credit card remote to numbers 1 - 10 and for
the second remote map it's numbers 1- 10 to
numbers 11 - 20.
can this be done?

regards

steve
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Brian H

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Re: House code and unit code
« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2005, 05:04:38 PM »

The remotes can be set to house code and
unit code of the first row of buttons. That
is the row with the 1. Row 2 adds 1 to the
unit code same house code. Row 3 adds 2 to
the unit code same house code. Row 4 adds 3
to the unit code same house code. I believe
that if the addition goes over 16 it loops
back to 1.
Example Set to B1
Row 1 sends the B1 OFF and B1 ON
Row 2 sends the B2 OFF and B2 ON
Row 3 sends the B3 OFF and B3 ON
Row 4 sends the B4 OFF and B4 ON
Second remote B10
Row 1 Sends B10 OFF and B10 ON
Row 2 sends B11 OFF and B11 On
Row 3 sends B12 OFF and B12 ON
Row 4 Sends B13 OFF and B13 ON
I have never maped such things but maybe
this may start you on your quest.
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