Remote codes for 40.0 remote available?

[CK SatGuy]

Couldn't find it Dish's website so I'd like to ask if someone could post the remote codes for the 40.0 remote please? I was curious to see if the codes for my TVs are the same as the ones for the 20/21.0 remotes or if they were new codes. If anyone can post that list, I'm sure it would be appreciated by a lot of folks on here. Thanks!

 

[mdavej]

The 40.0 remotes use completely different codes than the older remotes (except 32.0 I assume). So your 20.0 codes won't work Since they now use UEI codes, which is the largest code database in the world, chances are excellent your tv will be in there. Dish hasn't published any yet, but they are in the Hopper itself via the Remote Manager as well as the many online lookup sites for UEI, DirecTV, one-for-all and JP1. I've posted links in a recent thread here: http://www.satelliteguys.us/hopper-zone/279998-hopper-remote-manual-pdf.html

All that being said, it's impossible to program the remote without using Remote Manager, so you may as well just wait and do it the easy way.

 

[CK SatGuy]

Good to Know, Thanks.

 

[ScooterMan]

I am impressed. I have an old Aiwa system from 98 that NO universal remote was able to support, the first Aiwa code worked for it with the 40. Pretty nice.

 

[mdavej]

THIS 32.0 remote guide will give you a good idea how to set up the 40.0 remote. The steps and Remote Manager screens for the 922 are nearly identical to those for the Hopper. To see what remotes are paired, you go to system info using the front panel button or pressing menu twice.

 

[DustoMan]

So slightly off-topic, there are remote codes for my Xbox 360! Just for the heck of it, I went under DVD and looked for Microsoft. Pressed the power button to test it and it fired up my Xbox. Maybe it's because they can be enabled to use the Media Center remotes?

 

[CulpeperUplink]

So what are the chances of getting the PS3 to work with the 40.0 remote! The hoppers got Bluetooth seams possible.

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[ScooterMan]

So slightly off-topic, there are remote codes for my Xbox 360! Just for the heck of it, I went under DVD and looked for Microsoft. Pressed the power button to test it and it fired up my Xbox. Maybe it's because they can be enabled to use the Media Center remotes?

There is even a code for the Xbox it self if you scroll down.

 

[navychop]

Nice. Especially if it includes AV receiver codes. But I don't think it will replace my Harmony.

 

[isaacmorseMI]

Nice. Especially if it includes AV receiver codes. But I don't think it will replace my Harmony.

It had the code for pretty much all of the major brands. Including my Onkyo.

 

[GaryPen]

I setup my H/J remotes to operate my Panasonic BDP and Yamaha AVR, in addition to the DVR and TV. That way, I have backups in case my Harmony remotes take a crap.

 

[mdavej]

So what are the chances of getting the PS3 to work with the 40.0 remote! The hoppers got Bluetooth seams possible.

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100% if you get an IR dongle like the $2 Auvio from Radio Shack. Then you just use a Sony Blu-ray code. The $15 Nyko dongle uses Sony DVD codes. Or just enable HDMI CEC and control it thru your TV.

Don't count on blue-tooth because the Hopper remote uses ZigBee, not blue-tooth. They have similarities but are not compatible with each other in any way.

 

[navychop]

It had the code for pretty much all of the major brands. Including my Onkyo.

I setup my H/J remotes to operate my Panasonic BDP and Yamaha AVR, in addition to the DVR and TV. That way, I have backups in case my Harmony remotes take a crap.

Nice. I've got Onkyos, too. And good idea. Real good idea. Wouldn't be activity based, but would get the job done. For me anyway. Wife & MiL, well........

 

[mrplow]

Can anyone find the code for Bose 3-2-1, It works with my IR 6.2 so there must be a code for the 40.0.

 

[mdavej]

Can anyone find the code for Bose 3-2-1, It works with my IR 6.2 so there must be a code for the 40.0.

The possible codes for your model are Audio 1229, 1629, and 2023. The first one is the most likely.

 

[mrplow]

Not sure what i am doing wrong, all the codes i tried "Code is not valid" error 496. Any ideas?

 

[mrplow]

Got it to work, did set up then audio receiver not audio amp and it worked. The code 1629 only works if I pick audio receiver. Odd

Thanks

 

[mdavej]

Got it to work, did set up then audio receiver not audio amp and it worked. The code 1629 only works if I pick audio receiver. Odd

Thanks

Glad it worked. That is strange about amp vs. receiver because both are Audio device type 3 in UEI's database and should share the same codes. Maybe it's a bug.

The fact that 1629 worked indicates to me that Hopper does indeed have the latest code set. That particular code is fairly new and only in 10 other UEI models at the moment. I'm surprised it wouldn't take 1229 since that's a very common code.

I made a mistake about code 2023. It should work as well, but is a Video code, not an Audio code. So it would have to go on the DVD button.