# @(#) cx100.dat 1.0 1995-01-09 # For the Sony CDP-CX100 100 CD changer/player # John H. DuBois III # Modified from data for the RM-D505, which has similar codes name=Sony CD Player Remote RM-DX100 # Sony remote sensor works well with a transmitter rate of 1600 # transitions/sec # carrier is the carrier frequency required, in Hz. # This information may be used by a driver that has access to more than # one transmitter, or with a system that can set the transmitter frequency. carrier=40000 # cd player needs power for ~380 mS before it will accept remote commands # Transmitter codes are given as a string of 1's and 0's in the function code # table. The actual IR pulse codes emitted for each 1 and 0 are given by the # value that "one" and "zero" are set to. Each character of the values of # "one" and "zero" indicates whether the 40 kHz IR transmitter is on for a unit # of time. The duration of the unit of time represented by each character of # the values of "one" and "zero" is given by the value of "cycles". # cycles is the number of 40 kHz cycles (25 uS periods) represented by each # character in the definitions of "one" and "zero". cycles=24 # repeat is the number of times the code should be sent repeat=2 # pause is the length of time to wait between code repeats. # It is given in the units given by the definition of "cycles" # instead of in mS so that equipment that requires a very short # pause can be accommodated. pause=41 # sleep is the length of time to wait between sending different codes, # in milliseconds # Actual minimum measured at 60 mS sleep=100 # zero and one describe the waveform used to transmit a zero and one as given # in the function table. A '~' represents a period of tranmitter "on" time, # during which time the emitter will be modulated by a 40 kHz square wave. # For each '~', <cycles> IR pulses will be transmitted. A '_' (underscore) # represents a period of transmitter "off" time. The period is given by the # value of cycles. zero=~_ one=~~_ # start and stop give start and stop codes, if any, that cannot be described # using ones and zeros as used in the function table and so cannot be given # as prefixes and suffixes. # start and stop are given in the same representation as zero and one. # start and stop are the first and last codes transmitted (they are sent # before and after prefix and suffix, respectively). start=~~~~_ stop= # prefix and suffix give the standard preamble and postamble, if any, # that come immediately before and after the function code. # Prefix and suffix are given in the same representation as function codes. prefix= suffix=10001 # The RM-DX100 has a switch to select between CD players 1, 2, and 3. # The position of the switch changes the suffix. The default suffix given # here is for the remote with the switch set to player 1. # The suffixes for players 2 and 3 are 10011100 and 10001010 component=cd # Remote functions are given as a line of tab-separated fields: # Code Key Word Label Vars Description # Code is given as a string of 0's and 1's whose meaning is # in turn given by the definitions of "zero" and "one". # Remote is the name of the remote that this function is for. # Key and Word are the key and word that can be used to send this code. # If Word is a single character, it should be the same as Key. # Label is the label to put on a button representation of this function. # Variable assignments that should only have effect for one function # are given in the Vars field. # Description is a description of what this function does. # Any further fields are appended to Description preceded by a newline. # A function line can be extended onto multiple lines by beginning the # extension lines with a tab. # The tab is included in the value, so a field boundary always exists # between extention lines. #Code Key Word Label Vars Description #cd:continue,shuffle a shufall shuffle all * # Shuffle-play all disks #cd:continue,shuffle,shuffle S shufone shuffle one * # Shuffle-play a single disk 1011100 c continue continue * Select continuous (unshuffled) play, then select one/all disk play 1010110 s shuffle shuffle * Select shuffle play, then select one/all disk play 1111100 P program program * Select programmed selection play/enter selection in program. To use the program feature, send program, then disk n/disk skip to get to a disk, then last/next selection to get to a selection, then program to enter the selection in the program. Repeat to enter more selections. To select an entire disk, send program immediately after selecting a disk. The program can contain up to 32 selections (selection of an entire disk counts as a single selection). The program is cleared by using stop, or by selecting another play mode, or by pressing the tray eject button, or if power is turned off. 0011010 r repeat repeat * Continuously repeat selections in current mode/cancel repeat #cd:shuffle,continue A contall continuous all * # Play all disks in continuous (unshuffled) mode #cd:shuffle,continue,continue C contone continuous one * # Play a single disk in continuous (unshuffled) mode #0001010 t time time * # Display time: elapsed in sel/remaining in sel/remaining on disk 0111110 + skip+ next disk * Go to next disk 1011110 - skip- prev disk * Go to prev disk 0100110 p play play * Play disk #1111101 f fade fader * Fade out & pause/Unpause & fade in 1001110 " pause pause * Pause/Unpause 0000110 l last last selection * Start of current selection, or prior selection 1000110 n next next selection * Start of next selection (random in shuffle mode) 0001110 . stop stop * Stop playing/Delete selection from program 1100110 < reverse reverse * Reverse search 0010110 > forward fast forward * Forward search 0101001 d disc select disc * Select disc by number 1101001 t track select track * Select track by number 0011001 g group select group * Select group by number 0000000 1 1 1 * Enter 1 for disk/track/group number 1000000 2 2 2 * Enter 2 for disk/track/group number 0100000 3 3 3 * Enter 3 for disk/track/group number 1100000 4 4 4 * Enter 4 for disk/track/group number 0010000 5 5 5 * Enter 5 for disk/track/group number 1010000 6 6 6 * Enter 6 for disk/track/group number 0110000 7 7 7 * Enter 7 for disk/track/group number 1110000 8 8 8 * Enter 8 for disk/track/group number 0001000 9 9 9 * Enter 9 for disk/track/group number 0000010 0 10/0 10/0 * Enter 10/0 for disk/track/group number 1101000 e enter enter * Enter number for disk/track/group 0001010 m memo enter * Enter memo 1100100 D down volume * Line level down 0100100 U up volume * Line level up 0000011 ] jog+ jog up sleep=60 Jog-select next disc 1000011 [ jog- jog down sleep=60,repeat=1 Jog-select prev disc/letter 0100011 } jog+! double jog up sleep=60 Jog-select next disc/letter 0010011 ) jog+!! quad jog up sleep=60 Jog-select next disc/letter # These are codes not sent by the remote that produce a change in the display # of unknown meaning # 0010011 # 0100011 # 1010011 # 1011000 # 1100011 # 1111000 This one once changed the display to '1 DELETE'...