HEX codes for Beyonwiz remote control - DP-x1 and DP-P2

DaveR · Post by **DaveR** » Sat Sep 29, 2007 15:00

Download Hex codes doc for the DP-x1 models: (for DP-P2 see list below)
http://www.beyonwiz.com/support/others/ ... A_Code.pdf

And in text format - you need the diagram from the PDF file to match the # to the button.
http://www.pvr-tools.com/docs/BR-01_HEX-Codes.txt

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		  DP-x1 RCU Codes

 #	 Key			 Hex Code
-------------------------------
 1	STANDBY	   0xBE000AF5
 2	EJECT		  0xBE0040BF
 3	STB				 N/A
 4	TV/RADIO	  0xBE0055AA
 5	TV-OUT		 0xBE0042BD
 6	TV				  N/A
 7	SETUP		  0xBE0007F8
 8	WizTV		  0xBE0052AD
 9	LIVE		   0xBE0008F7
10	FILE PLAY	 0xBE0044BB
11	VOL	+		0xBE0002FD
	  VOL	-		0xBE0003FC
12	CH	+		 0xBE0001FF
	  CH	-		 0xBE0001FE
13	MUTE			0xBE000CF3
14	INFO			0xBE001DE2
15	FAV			 0xBE0009F6
16	GUIDE		  0xBE0043BC
17	POP-UP		 0xBE001AE5
18	LIST			0xBE004CB3
19	EXIT			0xBE001CE3
20	UP			  0xBE004EB1
	  DOWN			0xBE004FB0
	  LEFT			0xBE0053AC
	  RIGHT		  0xBE0054AB
21	OK			  0xBE001FE0
22	RECALL		 0xBE001EE1
23	RED			 0xBE004DB2
24	GREEN		  0xBE000DF2
25	YELLOW		 0xBE000EF1
26	BLUE			0xBE000FF0
27	0				0xBE0010EF
	  1				0xBE0011EE
	  2				0xBE0012ED
	  3				0xBE0013EC
	  4				0xBE0014EB
	  5				0xBE0015EA
	  6				0xBE0016E9
	  7				0xBE0017E8
	  8				0xBE0018E7
	  9				0xBE0019E6
28	SLEEP		  0xBE001BE4
29	ZOOM			0xBE0050AF
30	PLAY			0xBE004BB4
31	STOP			0xBE004AB5
32	PAUSE		  0xBE0046B9
33	SLOW FWD	  0xBE0006F9
34	REW			 0xBE0045BA
35	FF			  0xBE0048B7
36	PREV			0xBE0004FB
37	NEXT			0xBE0005FA
38	REC			 0xBE005EA1
39	SUBTITLE	  0xBE0047B8
40	TELETEXT	  0xBE0051AE
41	SOUNDTRACK	0xBE0049B6

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	  DP-x1 Discrete Codes
 Requires July'08 or later F/W

 #	 Command		Hex Code
-------------------------------
42	POWER OFF	 0xBE0056A9

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For the DP-P2: (the DP-P2 remote codes are different to the DP-x1 codes)

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	     DP-P2 RCU Codes

 #	 Key		    Hex Code
-------------------------------
 1	STANDBY	   0xBE010AF5
 2	EJECT		  0xBE0140BF
 3	STB		       N/A
 4	TV/RADIO	  0xBE0155AA
 5	TV-OUT	    0xBE0142BD
 6	TV		        N/A
 7	SETUP		  0xBE0107F8
 8	WizTV		  0xBE0152AD
 9	LIVE	      0xBE0108F7
10	FILE PLAY    0xBE0144BB
11	VOL +		  0xBE0102FD
	  VOL -		  0xBE0103FC
12	CH +	      0xBE0101FF
	  CH -	      0xBE0101FE
13	MUTE	      0xBE010CF3
14	INFO	      0xBE011DE2
15	FAV	       0xBE0109F6
16	GUIDE		  0xBE0143BC
17	POP-UP	    0xBE011AE5
18	LIST		   0xBE014CB3
19	EXIT		   0xBE011CE3
20	UP		     0xBE014EB1
	  DOWN		   0xBE014FB0
	  LEFT		   0xBE0153AC
	  RIGHT	     0xBE0154AB
21	OK		     0xBE011FE0
22	RECALL	    0xBE011EE1
23	RED		    0xBE014DB2
24	GREEN		  0xBE010DF2
25	YELLOW	    0xBE010EF1
26	BLUE		   0xBE010FF0
27	0		      0xBE0110EF
	  1				0xBE0111EE
	  2				0xBE0112ED
	  3				0xBE0113EC
	  4				0xBE0114EB
	  5				0xBE0115EA
	  6				0xBE0116E9
	  7				0xBE0117E8
	  8				0xBE0118E7
	  9				0xBE0119E6
28	SLEEP		  0xBE011BE4
29	ZOOM		   0xBE0150AF
30	PLAY		   0xBE014BB4
31	STOP		   0xBE014AB5
32	PAUSE		  0xBE0146B9
33	SLOW FWD	  0xBE0106F9
34	REW		    0xBE0145BA
35	FF		     0xBE0148B7
36	PREV		   0xBE0104FB
37	NEXT		   0xBE0105FA
38	REC		    0xBE015EA1
39	SUBTITLE	  0xBE0147B8
40	TELETEXT	  0xBE0151AE
41	SOUNDTRACK   0xBE0149B6

-------------------------------
	  DP-P2 Discrete Codes
 Requires July'08 or later F/W

 #	 Command		Hex Code
-------------------------------
42	POWER OFF	 0xBE0156A9

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Apparently these are NEC1 codes. Thanks to Peter D for explaining how to convert them into Pronto codes.

I could not find anywhere how to convert these codes to Pronto hex format. The codes are indeeed NEC1 format and to convert just put

900A 006D 0000 0001 BE00 in fron\t of the last four characters of the hex codes published here.

For example Standby is

900A 006D 0000 0001 BE00 0AF5

NOTE: For DP-P2 use 900A 006D 0000 0001 BE01 plus the last 4 characters.

All the Pronto Codes
http://www.pvr-tools.com/docs/BR-01_HEX-Codes.txt

You need the diagram from the PDF file to match the # to the button.
http://www.beyonwiz.com/support/others/ ... A_Code.pdf

Edit: Discrete OFF added - requires July or later firmware

tonymy01 · Post by **tonymy01** » Sat Sep 29, 2007 16:07

I assume this is an NEC protocol with 0xBE as the device code perhaps?

brianh · Post by **brianh** » Sat Sep 29, 2007 17:17

Dave, should this be a sticky? Then I could link to the FAQ (oh, and also the other remote codes thread...) The other way would be to have an info area on PVR Tools for detailed technical info with a link to the FAQ, but then you'd be hosting a whole lot of stuff.......

Gully · Post by **Gully** » Sat Sep 29, 2007 17:40

Brian

No point in linking to all the posts, and not even sure this needs to be a sticky, though that's not a problem.

Might just be easiest to link to the forum topic "Remote Control".

peteru · Post by **peteru** » Sun Sep 30, 2007 16:29

Nope, this does not look like NEC protocol.

Perhaps it's RC5 or RC6 - I haven't really looked into it.

taximoocow · Post by **taximoocow** » Sun Nov 04, 2007 23:10

Hi all,

I just bought a Beyonwiz Dp-p1 this today

(I'm sure I'll be even happier with it once I actually figure out how to do everything

). It seems to be a really nice unit!

I have a Bose Lifestyle which allows me to use its remote as a Universal Remote. Just like using the Beyonwiz remote as a Universal Remote, you need to give it a code (same type of code).

The problem, is that you first need to specify the brand, then you can choose which code in the smaller list you will use. This list is very long (hundreds of brands) and Beyonwiz is not in it.

What code am I looking for? Is it '190' (which is 0xBE in decimal)? Or am I totally on the wrong track

Also, are there any other brands that would have the same code? This would make it a lot easier to find it.

Many thanks!

tonymy01 · Post by **tonymy01** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 08:52

I always thought those device codes that various remote manufacturers provided was an arbitrary number that matched a table they provided, i.e. not related to anything specific to the protocol.. but i could be wrong. Do you have a scan mode, most universal remotes will do a scan to send the power key event, and you may be able to find it that way. But how fancy is the Lifestyle remote? I couldn't imagine it would support all that much with the wiz (like the filelist key, setup key etc).
Regards

taximoocow · Post by **taximoocow** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 09:08

Oh noes, I hope you're wrong with the whole number in a table thing - but it doesn't sound so far fetched. There is no scan mode that I'm aware of.

The output from the BW goes into the bose, which then selects which to output. Even if I can just get channel changing & power working so simple STB functions can be handled by the bose remote, that would be terrific. It can turn on the TV, and change channels on the old STB (eww wintel

), so it would be nice to be able to do that with the beyonwiz.

DaveR · Post by **DaveR** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 19:45

tonymy01 wrote:I always thought those device codes that various remote manufacturers provided was an arbitrary number that matched a table they provided,

That's my understanding too.

Peter D · Post by **Peter D** » Tue May 06, 2008 12:10

I could not find anywhere how to convert these codes to Pronto hex format. The codes are indeeed NEC1 format and to convert just put

900A 006D 0000 0001 BE00 in fron\t of the last four characters of the hex codes published here.

For example Standby is

900A 006D 0000 0001 BE00 0AF5

Peter D · Post by **Peter D** » Tue May 06, 2008 12:23

Both Yellow and Info have the same hex code - 0DF2. Does anyone know the correct codes?

DaveR · Post by **DaveR** » Wed May 07, 2008 00:05

Peter D wrote:For example Standby is

900A 006D 0000 0001 BE00 0AF5

Thanks for that info.

DaveR · Post by **DaveR** » Wed May 07, 2008 00:15

Peter D wrote:Both Yellow and Info have the same hex code - 0DF2. Does anyone know the correct codes?

According to my PDF it's green and info that (incorrectly) are listed as having the same hex code. I'll see if I can find out. In the meantime you could try all posible codes. There are 256 possible codes, and 51 are listed so that only leaves 205 to try! Who knows, you may discover some discrete codes.

peteru · Post by **peteru** » Wed May 07, 2008 01:21

Be careful if you decide to test all codes - it could lead to unhappiness. At least on the Topfield TF5000PVRt there was one code to unconditionally format the HDD and another code to clear out all settings. Who knows, the Beyonwiz may have some destructive codes too.

Peter D · Post by **Peter D** » Wed May 07, 2008 08:58

Peter D wrote:Both Yellow and Info have the same hex code - 0DF2. Does anyone know the correct codes?

Soory, I meant Green and Info.

DaveR · Post by **DaveR** » Sun Jul 13, 2008 01:23

Discrete Power OFF and all the Pronto codes added to the first post.

I still have to find out the correct codes for Info and Green (they can't both be the same code).

tonymy01 · Post by **tonymy01** » Sun Jul 13, 2008 01:49

Not when I intercepted them they weren't.

From:
http://www.openwiz.org/wiki/Infrared_Codes

0x0D F2 13 GREEN
0x1D E2 29 Info

Chuckles · Post by **Chuckles** » Sun Jul 13, 2008 18:20

Dave? wrote:Discrete Power OFF and all the Pronto codes added to the first post.

Hmmm....discrete off in the new firmware....so is there going to be a setting so the current "on/off" code won't turn the B/W off (thus changing the old "on/off" into a "discrete on" code)?

tonymy01 · Post by **tonymy01** » Sun Jul 13, 2008 18:30

Would be nice, but no hints from the Koreans on that yet.

tonya · Post by **tonya** » Mon Sep 01, 2008 23:28

The Wishlist on Firmware 261 states that discrete OFF hex code has been added.
Previous forum members have advised that the code format is

# Command Hex Code
-------------------------------
42 POWER OFF 0xBE0056A9

Is this the new Power OFF HEX code under f/w 261?
What does the "x" in 0xBE0056A9 mean for a DP-P1 PVR?

Does anyone know how to program the correct Power OFF discrete HEX code into a URC MX850 universal remote control?

tonymy01 · Post by **tonymy01** » Mon Sep 01, 2008 23:37

0x means "hex". There is a post here or on http://www.openwiz.org about how to deal with using this hex code for a pronto setup, so you can go to http://www.remotecentral.com and see what converstion options there are for pronto codes to make them work for other remote species.

tonya · Post by **tonya** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 18:36

Thanks for the reply tonymy01.
Do you by any chance have a Pronto CCF file for the Beyonwiz BR-01 remote.
I would need this file to load it into my URC MX850 remote.

DaveR · Post by **DaveR** » Thu Apr 16, 2009 00:12

DP-P2 codes added - see first post: http://www.beyonwiz.com.au/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=801

tonymy01 · Post by **tonymy01** » Thu Apr 16, 2009 00:39

Great work Dave! So we can see for the P2 the button codes are the same but the device code changes (well, for the first couple I looked at anyway). At least I believe that is the device code (well, part of it).

DaveR · Post by **DaveR** » Sun Apr 19, 2009 19:07

Yep, just replace the BE00 with BE01. So if anyone discovers an unknown discrete code for one model we can change it to suit the other model. Or if someone has macros and button assignments setup on a PC programmable universal remote they can easily adapt their existing S1, P1 or H1 device file to suit a P2.

bpratt · Post by **bpratt** » Tue Nov 10, 2009 23:22

tonya wrote:Thanks for the reply tonymy01.
Do you by any chance have a Pronto CCF file for the Beyonwiz BR-01 remote.
I would need this file to load it into my URC MX850 remote.

I don't suppose you were able to get hold of a Pronto CCF file with those codes in it?

Just didn't feel energetic enough to manually enter them if a .ccf already existed.

GB · Post by GB » Wed Nov 11, 2009 19:37

bpratt wrote:I don't suppose you were able to get hold of a Pronto CCF file with those codes in it?

I did expend the energy for my Pronto RU990 (to deal with my BR-01 remote for the DP-P1) and can send you a PCF of the codes if that would work. PM me with your email address.

Greg

bpratt · Post by **bpratt** » Wed Nov 11, 2009 22:54

GB wrote:
bpratt wrote:I don't suppose you were able to get hold of a Pronto CCF file with those codes in it?
I did expend the energy for my Pronto RU990 (to deal with my BR-01 remote for the DP-P1) and can send you a PCF of the codes if that would work. PM me with your email address.

Greg

Thanks for the offer, but I've already got it in pcf format, and I was after the ccf version to import it in to my new URC MX6000, rather than doing it one by one manually.

prl · Post by **prl** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:00

Does anyone know if the DP-P2 remote (BR-02) can be set to send code sets other than codeset 0 (non-DP-P2) and codeset 1 (DP-P2) by pressing buttons 3-8 rather than 1 or 2 when switching codesets?

I'm currently working on a BWFWTools/bw_patcher module to hack Beyonwizes to accept non-standard codesets, and it would be quite useful for people with more than 2 Beyonwizes in the one room to be able to use more than two code sets.

The hack works nicely (thanks to peteru for pointing out the wizdvp option that controls the codeset), I've been running my DP-H1 with DP-P2 codes for some time now, but the new bw_patcher module will automate the process and make it a bit more accessible.

The codeset is encoded in the 5th most significant digit in the hexcode (OK - codeset 0: 0xBE001FE0; codeset 1: 0xBE011FE0; codeset 5: 0xBE051FE0; codeset c: 0xBE0c1FE0). Codesets 0..7 are allowed.

glow · Post by **glow** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 13:20

Nice innovation Peter.
So I take it you can now use your Canberra Times as a TV guide rather than an IR blocker

prl · Post by **prl** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 15:02

glow wrote:Nice innovation Peter.
So I take it you can now use your Canberra Times as a TV guide rather than an IR blocker

It's not quite perfect. The code for power on can't be changed in the firmware, so it's still manual power on for the Beyonwizes.

There's another, more subtle, problem. I have my Harmony set up to power the BWs down when they're not in use. This means that If I'm watching the Lite, and it's also recording something, then switch to the H1 while the Lite is still recording, it tries to power the Lite down, and does the "power down later" trick. If I then stop watching the H1 before the Lite recording is finished, and switch back to the Lite, the Lite will power down when the recording stops. I can't think of a good workaround for this one.

IanSav · Post by **IanSav** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 15:09

Hi Peter,

You can always take my approach and leave all the Beyonwiz units permanently on.

This takes the power on/off codes out of the game.

Regards,
Ian.

prl · Post by **prl** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 18:18

Hi, Ian. I prefer to shut them down. It's a pity that there doesn't seem to be a way to cancel "shutdown later".

IanB · Post by **IanB** » Sun Jan 02, 2011 22:49

prl wrote:Hi, Ian. I prefer to shut them down. It's a pity that there doesn't seem to be a way to cancel "shutdown later".

Maybe not quite universal, but Power, Right, Right, Ok will cancel the shutdown later if there is a recording in progress. Unfortunatly it will power off immediately if one is not in progress.

IanSav · Post by **IanSav** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 09:51

Hi Peter,

Have you tried using your Beyonwiz BR-02 version remote control on any of the other code sets you have patched into the Beyonwiz? (Press OK and the code set number until the STB LED flashes 3 times.)

If this works then Beyonwiz owners can also use multiple Beyonwiz units with multiple Beyonwiz remote controls to have independent control of multiple units in a single location. They could also use a single remote and just keep switching its personality. (This may not be a good thing for the remote control and does take a few seconds to achieve the changeover.)

Regards,
Ian.

prl · Post by **prl** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 12:47

IanSav wrote:Hi Peter,

Have you tried using your Beyonwiz BR-02 version remote control on any of the other code sets you have patched into the Beyonwiz? (Press OK and the code set number until the STB LED flashes 3 times.)

I don't have a BR-02 remote, that's why I asked the Wisdom of the Forum. Otherwise I would have tried it myself. I'm using a Harmony remote with using a DP-P2 Harmony setup to control the codeset-hacked H1.

IanSav wrote:If this works then Beyonwiz owners can also use multiple Beyonwiz units with multiple Beyonwiz remote controls to have independent control of multiple units in a single location. They could also use a single remote and just keep switching its personality. (This may not be a good thing for the remote control and does take a few seconds to achieve the changeover.)

Regards,
Ian.

Yes, indeed. That's the reason behind of my question, and mentioned (though in less detail) in my OP.[quote="prl]... it would be quite useful for people with more than 2 Beyonwizes in the one room to be able to use more than two code sets. [/quote]

I want to find out if it's possible so that I can add it to the documentation for the Beyonwiz::Hack::Codeset module for bw_patcher.

prl · Post by **prl** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 12:51

IanB wrote:
prl wrote:Hi, Ian. I prefer to shut them down. It's a pity that there doesn't seem to be a way to cancel "shutdown later".
Maybe not quite universal, but Power, Right, Right, Ok will cancel the shutdown later if there is a recording in progress. Unfortunatly it will power off immediately if one is not in progress.

I thought I'd tried that, unsuccessfully. I'll give it a go again.

It's not a viable option for the power-up sequence, though, because as you say it would kill any recording on the BW being switched to. It would also power up the BW that had just been shut down (in my configuration).

In any case, I'm much happier with it this way than with the Canberra-Times-TV-Guide-code-switch

IanSav · Post by **IanSav** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 13:28

Hi Peter,

prl wrote:I don't have a BR-02 remote, that's why I asked the Wisdom of the Forum. Otherwise I would have tried it myself. I'm using a Harmony remote with using a DP-P2 Harmony setup to control the codeset-hacked H1.

Doesn't your DP-Lite have a BR-02?

Regards,
Ian.

prl · Post by **prl** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 14:46

IanSav wrote:Hi Peter,
prl wrote:I don't have a BR-02 remote, that's why I asked the Wisdom of the Forum. Otherwise I would have tried it myself. I'm using a Harmony remote with using a DP-P2 Harmony setup to control the codeset-hacked H1.
Doesn't your DP-Lite have a BR-02?

Regards,
Ian.

No. Only the DP-P2 has the BR-02.

prl · Post by **prl** » Sat Jan 29, 2011 11:27

prl wrote:Does anyone know if the DP-P2 remote (BR-02) can be set to send code sets other than codeset 0 (non-DP-P2) and codeset 1 (DP-P2) by pressing buttons 3-8 rather than 1 or 2 when switching codesets?
...

I've managed to get hold of a BR-02 remote, and yes, indeed, the BR-02 can be set to use any of the codesets 0..7 by pressing and holding down buttons 1..8 while holding down OK (until the STB led flashes three times). I've confirmed this for codesets 0, 1, 2 and 7 on my correspondingly codeset-hacked DP-H1.

On non-DP-P2s, the BR-02 eject/AV Bypass button sends the EJECT code (or, rather, the EJECT code and the AVBYPASS codes are the same code, apart from the codeset number).

The new version of BWFWTools with the bw_patcher module that allows you to change a Beyonwiz's firmware codeset should be released this weekend.

prl · Post by **prl** » Sat Jan 29, 2011 17:41

The new version of BWFWTools that allow the use of other codesets in the Beyonwiz firmware is now available.