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Passing a house when the resident was putting a broken vcr in the bin.
She gave it to me instead. 20 minute repair job but now stuffed without a
dedicated remote control it would seem.
Goodmans VN9500S, a universal remote just controls the same transport
functions as on the front of the m/c. Stuck in on-screen menu mode to alter
output modulation frequency which stays altered in memory via remote even
after powering down but always starts again in this menu mode. I cannot
close the menu to enable Record even with Scart and active function
switching pin.
Any ideas as can only use as play-only machine , or fork out 17 GBP/35 USD
just to close down the menu function ?

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electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/


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n cook ha escrito:

Passing a house when the resident was putting a broken vcr in the bin.
She gave it to me instead. 20 minute repair job but now stuffed without a
dedicated remote control it would seem.
Goodmans VN9500S, a universal remote just controls the same transport
functions as on the front of the m/c. Stuck in on-screen menu mode to alter
output modulation frequency which stays altered in memory via remote even
after powering down but always starts again in this menu mode. I cannot
close the menu to enable Record even with Scart and active function
switching pin.
Any ideas as can only use as play-only machine , or fork out 17 GBP/35 USD
just to close down the menu function ?

--
Diverse Devices, Southampton, England
electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/


get down your local flea market/car boot sale. There's usually at least
one person with a box of remotes at such places.
-good luck, B.

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n cook ha escrito:

Passing a house when the resident was putting a broken vcr in the bin.
She gave it to me instead. 20 minute repair job but now stuffed without

a
dedicated remote control it would seem.
Goodmans VN9500S, a universal remote just controls the same transport
functions as on the front of the m/c. Stuck in on-screen menu mode to

alter
output modulation frequency which stays altered in memory via remote

even
after powering down but always starts again in this menu mode. I cannot
close the menu to enable Record even with Scart and active function
switching pin.
Any ideas as can only use as play-only machine , or fork out 17 GBP/35

USD
just to close down the menu function ?

--
Diverse Devices, Southampton, England
electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/


get down your local flea market/car boot sale. There's usually at least
one person with a box of remotes at such places.
-good luck, B.


Anyone ever monitored machine specific IR pulse train and then generated
fudged missing codes ?


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Years ago... with an IR LED pulsed by a PC port.
You can probably dig up software with a web search, but
you'd still have to figure out the code.

n cook wrote:

Anyone ever monitored machine specific IR pulse train and then generated
fudged missing codes ?


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On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 10:23:52 +0100, "n cook"
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Passing a house when the resident was putting a broken vcr in the bin.
She gave it to me instead. 20 minute repair job but now stuffed without a
dedicated remote control it would seem.
Goodmans VN9500S, a universal remote just controls the same transport
functions as on the front of the m/c. Stuck in on-screen menu mode to alter
output modulation frequency which stays altered in memory via remote even
after powering down but always starts again in this menu mode. I cannot
close the menu to enable Record even with Scart and active function
switching pin.
Any ideas as can only use as play-only machine , or fork out 17 GBP/35 USD
just to close down the menu function ?


I found a couple of the remotes on Ebay.Co.Uk, but also noiced one of
the auction mentioned the Goodmans remote also worked with Daewoo
vcr's. Maybe you could try the Daewoo codes with your remote?


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The brand is not on One For All's vast device list-you'r SOL for
universal remotes. Unless, of course, it's actually manufactured by some
other brand. If so, One For All remotes have a 'learn' function for
devices that might just come up with a usable string. $10 to find out...
JR

n cook wrote:

Passing a house when the resident was putting a broken vcr in the bin.
She gave it to me instead. 20 minute repair job but now stuffed without a
dedicated remote control it would seem.
Goodmans VN9500S, a universal remote just controls the same transport
functions as on the front of the m/c. Stuck in on-screen menu mode to alter
output modulation frequency which stays altered in memory via remote even
after powering down but always starts again in this menu mode. I cannot
close the menu to enable Record even with Scart and active function
switching pin.
Any ideas as can only use as play-only machine , or fork out 17 GBP/35 USD
just to close down the menu function ?

--
Diverse Devices, Southampton, England
electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/




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The brand is not on One For All's vast device list-you'r SOL for
universal remotes. Unless, of course, it's actually manufactured by some
other brand. If so, One For All remotes have a 'learn' function for
devices that might just come up with a usable string. $10 to find out...
JR

n cook wrote:

Passing a house when the resident was putting a broken vcr in the bin.
She gave it to me instead. 20 minute repair job but now stuffed without

a
dedicated remote control it would seem.
Goodmans VN9500S, a universal remote just controls the same transport
functions as on the front of the m/c. Stuck in on-screen menu mode to

alter
output modulation frequency which stays altered in memory via remote

even
after powering down but always starts again in this menu mode. I cannot
close the menu to enable Record even with Scart and active function
switching pin.
Any ideas as can only use as play-only machine , or fork out 17 GBP/35

USD
just to close down the menu function ?

--
Diverse Devices, Southampton, England
electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/




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The 8 front buttons are connected into a 2 data line by 8 data line diode
bridge matrix , only 4 x 2 lines are used so I'll try a diode between each
of the other 8 postions and see what happens each time.

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electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/



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