Samsung HLP Discrete Codes
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I actually found this thread on the Remote Central forum:
http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin...hread.cgi?1114
Dumb question, but what exactly do I do with all of these codes to program my MX-500. Each function seems to have numerous codes. Do I need a PC programmable remote?
http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin...hread.cgi?1114
Dumb question, but what exactly do I do with all of these codes to program my MX-500. Each function seems to have numerous codes. Do I need a PC programmable remote?
I think I may have figured this out - gonna give it a shot later today (assuming of course my Tv is actually delivered 
)
If you have a Radio Shack or One For All remote I believe you can use advanced codes. See this site (DLP codes listed at the bottom):
http://www.hifi-remote.com/cgi-bin2/ueic.cgi?TV_0060
Here is what I'm planning to try with my OFA 6131:
1) Program the "TV" function of the 6131 remote using 0060 (the Samsung device code) and then teach it the various advanced codes from the site above (discrete on/off and each of the inputs):
2) Once these discrete codes are on the 6131, I can then teach them to my MX-500.
Should work, right? I guess the big question is, does the 6131 accept advanced codes and if so, can I use any of the buttons in the TV mode?
Hopefully I can give it a shot later and report back. Much cheaper solution (esp. since I already have the remote) than buying that IRClone setup to get your MX-500 to accept discrete codes (even then I'm not sure if it will work).
)If you have a Radio Shack or One For All remote I believe you can use advanced codes. See this site (DLP codes listed at the bottom):
http://www.hifi-remote.com/cgi-bin2/ueic.cgi?TV_0060
Here is what I'm planning to try with my OFA 6131:
1) Program the "TV" function of the 6131 remote using 0060 (the Samsung device code) and then teach it the various advanced codes from the site above (discrete on/off and each of the inputs):
2) Once these discrete codes are on the 6131, I can then teach them to my MX-500.
Should work, right? I guess the big question is, does the 6131 accept advanced codes and if so, can I use any of the buttons in the TV mode?
Hopefully I can give it a shot later and report back. Much cheaper solution (esp. since I already have the remote) than buying that IRClone setup to get your MX-500 to accept discrete codes (even then I'm not sure if it will work).
So I tried this method out and the 6131 was definitely able to learn the advanced codes and transfer them to my MX-500. Only problem was, very few of the codes actually worked correctly. The following worked as expected:
Discrete On (001)
Discrete Off (253)
S-Video 1 (192)
PC (073)
The S-Video 2 code (019) actually controlled S-Video 3
The other codes didn't do anything.
I sent an email to OFA asking for the HLP advanced codes - will post back if I find anything.
Anyone else have any luck with this?
Discrete On (001)
Discrete Off (253)
S-Video 1 (192)
PC (073)
The S-Video 2 code (019) actually controlled S-Video 3
The other codes didn't do anything.
I sent an email to OFA asking for the HLP advanced codes - will post back if I find anything.
Anyone else have any luck with this?
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I programmed these codes also, went to my local BB they all work great on the HLN but I got same results as you on the HLP. I think I got a couple of the regular inputs to change also but nothing useful.
I'll try an email to Samsung looking for a little help.
While I was surfing the net I found some different codes. I'm heading out to go check them now.
I'll try an email to Samsung looking for a little help.
While I was surfing the net I found some different codes. I'm heading out to go check them now.
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Yeah that must be it - would have thought they would have left the codes alone and maybe just added an HDMI discrete code for the HLPs - oh well. Let me know if you find anything out. I will do the same - waiting to hear from One For All.
| Originally posted by thepackfan I programmed these codes also, went to my local BB they all work great on the HLN but I got same results as you on the HLP. I think I got a couple of the regular inputs to change also but nothing useful. I'll try an email to Samsung looking for a little help. |
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I have some more codes for you to try. I have Tried a few and they seem to work.
Button EFC OBC
Discrete ON 001 153
Discrete OFF 253 152
Video 1 188 132
S-Video 1 192 133
S-Video 3 019 251
Component 1 190 134
Component 2 061 136
When using a OFA remote you key in the EFC number
Button EFC OBC
Discrete ON 001 153
Discrete OFF 253 152
Video 1 188 132
S-Video 1 192 133
S-Video 3 019 251
Component 1 190 134
Component 2 061 136
When using a OFA remote you key in the EFC number
Need the experts to clarify something re discrete codes...
If, using the standard HLP remote, it takes 6 button pushes to change,
for example, the contrast setting by +1/-1, is it likely there will be a
simple discrete code to increment/decrement the contrast, or does this
require a macro (and a remote supporting macros)?
From memory, the 6 button pushes equate to:
- Invoke the menu = 1
- Transit to the contrast option = 2 (3?)
- Change the contrast +1/-1 = 1
- Escape from the menu = 2 (3?)
(Note: I am recalling this from memory at least a week old, but you
get the idea).
If, using the standard HLP remote, it takes 6 button pushes to change,
for example, the contrast setting by +1/-1, is it likely there will be a
simple discrete code to increment/decrement the contrast, or does this
require a macro (and a remote supporting macros)?
From memory, the 6 button pushes equate to:
- Invoke the menu = 1
- Transit to the contrast option = 2 (3?)
- Change the contrast +1/-1 = 1
- Escape from the menu = 2 (3?)
(Note: I am recalling this from memory at least a week old, but you
get the idea).
Nice work thepackfan!
Tried a few of these out quickly and some work some don't. The following seemed to have worked:
Video-1
S-Video-1
Component-1
Component-2
Discrete On
Discrete Off
Others I tried that didn't work (I did this quickly however):
Video-2
Video-3
S-Video-2
S-Video-3
DVI (this is the one I really care about)
Would be interested to know what other people found.
Eric
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Tried a few of these out quickly and some work some don't. The following seemed to have worked:
Video-1
S-Video-1
Component-1
Component-2
Discrete On
Discrete Off
Others I tried that didn't work (I did this quickly however):
Video-2
Video-3
S-Video-2
S-Video-3
DVI (this is the one I really care about)
Would be interested to know what other people found.
Eric
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| Originally posted by thepackfan I have some more codes for you to try. I have Tried a few and they seem to work. |
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I just realized I had more inputs that the HLP actually has. There are 3 analog inputs that are noted as av 1-3 and svid 1-3 but these are the same inputs depending if svideo is used in the connection. I deleted some of the codes. Its a little tough since I don't have one of these sets yet I have to go to the local UE to check my changes.
I'll keep trying. I need these to set up the single button macros for the wife.
I'll keep trying. I need these to set up the single button macros for the wife.
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Your efforts are greatly appreciated I plan to test these out further tonight and this weekend.
| Originally posted by thepackfan I just realized I had more inputs that the HLP actually has. There are 3 analog inputs that are noted as av 1-3 and svid 1-3 but these are the same inputs depending if svideo is used in the connection. I deleted some of the codes. Its a little tough since I don't have one of these sets yet I have to go to the local UE to check my changes. I'll keep trying. I need these to set up the single button macros for the wife. |
I plan to test these out further tonight and this weekend.Just got this response from One For All customer support. I specifically asked for the HLP codes, although I don't see HDMI so these may be the HLN codes. Most of the codes look different than what PackFan and I have posted already so hopefully they will work. I will attempt to try them out tonight. The table is pretty difficult to read (at least it's alphabetical) - sorry
Below are the advanced functions;
TVs ------------------ TVs ------------------ TVs
------------------
0060
378 - 372 Color 485 Magazine 437 S.Mode
505 . 505 Color Down 505 Memory 630 Sleep
372 1* 632 Color Up 500 Mode Down 347 Sleep
372 11 683 Component 1 248 Mode Up 347 Sleep2
632 12 528 Component 2 231 More 678 Song
630 13 435 Component 3 437 MPS 293 Song Timer
245 2* 500 Control Down 437 MPX 601 Sound Contro
251 : 248 Control Up 437 MTS 341 Standard Scr n
245 = 274 DVI 437 Next 347 Standard Vol e
505 Add 630 Enter 491 Next 491 Start/Cancel
251 Adjust Down 360 Enter 2 599 Noise Delete 341 Std
378 Adjust Up 245 Erase 372 OPT 420 Sub Index
358 Again 615 Erase 612 Option 234 Text
632 Ant Sel 251 Fine Tune Do 329 PC 378 Text Hold
251 Antenna 378 Fine Tune Do 341 Picture Std 233 Text Index
505 Auto 251 Fine Tune Up 509 Power Off 630 Timer
228 Auto 378 Fine Tune Up 257 Power On 372 Timer
341 Auto Picture 248 Flash 632 RF-Sel 601 Timer
599 Auto Prog 1 486 Flash 234 Rhythm Down 234 TTX/VTR
279 Auto Prog 2 378 Hold/Pause 486 Rhythm Up 372 TV/CATV
279 Auto Select 233 Index 601 S-Mode 689 Video 1
347 Auto Sound 488 Interval Dow 630 S-Mode 525 Video 2
426 Background S 228 Interval Up 347 S-Std 273 Video 3
630 Brightness U 630 Letter Color 704 S-Video 1 500 X
500 Caption 372 Letter Color 531 S-Video 2
488 Caption 632 MAG 687 S-Video 3
Instructions for inputting advanced codes
1. Find the function you wish to duplicate. The functions should be labeled
the same as they appear on the original remote control for your device. The
3-digit number to the left of each function is the code you will likely use
(ex. tv code 054--function code 497 is "Sleep")
2. To use the advanced functions: tap the SET button one time, then enter
the code for the function you wish to use. For example, on a TV working on
code 054, you would tap SET followed by 497 to activate the "Sleep" feature.
3. You may also program some of these functions directly onto the universal
remote control. This feature is useful for frequently-used functions that
are not already preprogrammed on the remote. To use this feature, just
follow the sequence in step 5.
4. First press the device key that you wish to program. Next, hold the
SET button until the remote blinks twice, then press 9-9-4. Now tap the SET
button, followed by the 3-digit code for your desired function. Finally,
press the button that you would like to assign for this function. It's best
to use buttons that do not already perform functions in the mode you are
using (ex. the PLAY button can be used in the TV mode since your TV does
not use play for anything else.)
5. After a button has been reprogrammed, you can still access it's
original function by tapping the SET button first. However, if you need to
reset a button on the remote to the original function, just press "SET"
(wait for two blinks)-9-9-4-BUTTON-BUTTON."
PROGRAMMING EXTENDED FUNCTIONS: (key setup)
1. Tap the DEVICE key
2. Hold down SET until the red light blinks twice - release
3. Press 9-9-4
4. Tap the SET for one blink and release
5. Enter the 3 digit advanced function code (see below)
6. Tap the DESIRED key...the red light should blink twice
Below are the advanced functions;
TVs ------------------ TVs ------------------ TVs
------------------
0060
378 - 372 Color 485 Magazine 437 S.Mode
505 . 505 Color Down 505 Memory 630 Sleep
372 1* 632 Color Up 500 Mode Down 347 Sleep
372 11 683 Component 1 248 Mode Up 347 Sleep2
632 12 528 Component 2 231 More 678 Song
630 13 435 Component 3 437 MPS 293 Song Timer
245 2* 500 Control Down 437 MPX 601 Sound Contro
251 : 248 Control Up 437 MTS 341 Standard Scr n
245 = 274 DVI 437 Next 347 Standard Vol e
505 Add 630 Enter 491 Next 491 Start/Cancel
251 Adjust Down 360 Enter 2 599 Noise Delete 341 Std
378 Adjust Up 245 Erase 372 OPT 420 Sub Index
358 Again 615 Erase 612 Option 234 Text
632 Ant Sel 251 Fine Tune Do 329 PC 378 Text Hold
251 Antenna 378 Fine Tune Do 341 Picture Std 233 Text Index
505 Auto 251 Fine Tune Up 509 Power Off 630 Timer
228 Auto 378 Fine Tune Up 257 Power On 372 Timer
341 Auto Picture 248 Flash 632 RF-Sel 601 Timer
599 Auto Prog 1 486 Flash 234 Rhythm Down 234 TTX/VTR
279 Auto Prog 2 378 Hold/Pause 486 Rhythm Up 372 TV/CATV
279 Auto Select 233 Index 601 S-Mode 689 Video 1
347 Auto Sound 488 Interval Dow 630 S-Mode 525 Video 2
426 Background S 228 Interval Up 347 S-Std 273 Video 3
630 Brightness U 630 Letter Color 704 S-Video 1 500 X
500 Caption 372 Letter Color 531 S-Video 2
488 Caption 632 MAG 687 S-Video 3
Instructions for inputting advanced codes
1. Find the function you wish to duplicate. The functions should be labeled
the same as they appear on the original remote control for your device. The
3-digit number to the left of each function is the code you will likely use
(ex. tv code 054--function code 497 is "Sleep")
2. To use the advanced functions: tap the SET button one time, then enter
the code for the function you wish to use. For example, on a TV working on
code 054, you would tap SET followed by 497 to activate the "Sleep" feature.
3. You may also program some of these functions directly onto the universal
remote control. This feature is useful for frequently-used functions that
are not already preprogrammed on the remote. To use this feature, just
follow the sequence in step 5.
4. First press the device key that you wish to program. Next, hold the
SET button until the remote blinks twice, then press 9-9-4. Now tap the SET
button, followed by the 3-digit code for your desired function. Finally,
press the button that you would like to assign for this function. It's best
to use buttons that do not already perform functions in the mode you are
using (ex. the PLAY button can be used in the TV mode since your TV does
not use play for anything else.)
5. After a button has been reprogrammed, you can still access it's
original function by tapping the SET button first. However, if you need to
reset a button on the remote to the original function, just press "SET"
(wait for two blinks)-9-9-4-BUTTON-BUTTON."
PROGRAMMING EXTENDED FUNCTIONS: (key setup)
1. Tap the DEVICE key
2. Hold down SET until the red light blinks twice - release
3. Press 9-9-4
4. Tap the SET for one blink and release
5. Enter the 3 digit advanced function code (see below)
6. Tap the DESIRED key...the red light should blink twice
Not really sure if these new codes will work. If you compare these codes to the ones from the website I posted above you will notice that the code for each function varies by either 256 or 512. I remember reading somewhere that there are really 256 unique codes and then they start repeating. So these new codes may in fact be identical to the original ones. Not overly optimistic but I will post the results later hopefully.
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These are the codes for a Pronto remote. Also, these are the HLN, not HLP codes.
| Originally posted by EricScott I actually found this thread on the Remote Central forum: http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin...hread.cgi?1114 Dumb question, but what exactly do I do with all of these codes to program my MX-500. Each function seems to have numerous codes. Do I need a PC programmable remote? |
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I just received an emal from samsung. They informed me that the only set they have with discretes is the tantus. At least OFA new that the HLN had codes also. I informed the CSR @ Samsung that the HLP has them. I requested that he look a little further.
So I tried out all three sets of suggested discrete codes - 1) The codes from the hi-fi remotes website; 2) The codes that PackFan figure out; 3) The codes I posted from One For All Customer support.
Here are the codes that work (the OFA device code is 0060):
Discrete On - 001 & 257
Discrete Off - 253 & 509
Video-1 - 188
Video-3 - 076
S-Video-1 - 192 & 704
S-Video-2 - 080
S-Video-3 - 019 & 531
Component-1 - 190
Component-2 - 061
DVI - 060
PC - 073 & 329
Note- when two codes are listed either one will work.
I was not able to get any of the codes for Video-2, HDMI or ANT to work. The HLP's don't have a Component-3 (077 is the code) so not sure if that works or not.
Eric
Here are the codes that work (the OFA device code is 0060):
Discrete On - 001 & 257
Discrete Off - 253 & 509
Video-1 - 188
Video-3 - 076
S-Video-1 - 192 & 704
S-Video-2 - 080
S-Video-3 - 019 & 531
Component-1 - 190
Component-2 - 061
DVI - 060
PC - 073 & 329
Note- when two codes are listed either one will work.
I was not able to get any of the codes for Video-2, HDMI or ANT to work. The HLP's don't have a Component-3 (077 is the code) so not sure if that works or not.
Eric
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Eric I don't know if there is a Svideo 2 I think that might be the one listed as video 1 Since there only is 3 analog connections
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I got another email from samsung about the codes.
Dear Customer,
Please contact our Customer Care Center, you can request to speak with one of our product specialists, we can be reached at 1-800-726-7864. Please have your model# and Serial# available upon request.
Thank you
So since I haven't actually got one yet I can't go any further. Eric if you get a chance givethem a call.
Dear Customer,
Please contact our Customer Care Center, you can request to speak with one of our product specialists, we can be reached at 1-800-726-7864. Please have your model# and Serial# available upon request.
Thank you
So since I haven't actually got one yet I can't go any further. Eric if you get a chance givethem a call.
Will do.
I'm pretty sure that even though there are 3 sets of audio/video connections you have the option of selecting either S-video or composite video - you only have 3 sets of audio however. When you go to the input screen it lists AV1 and SVideo1 separately.
I'm pretty sure that even though there are 3 sets of audio/video connections you have the option of selecting either S-video or composite video - you only have 3 sets of audio however. When you go to the input screen it lists AV1 and SVideo1 separately.
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