Bryce Leo

Ok, I managed to get it to work. It was kind of kludgey but I was able to save a config using the other denon's button and pull the pronto code into the manual "AVR-X6400H" config. Why can I only assign a command to a max of 3 buttons. If i created a config with 7 different names for same pronto code I could essentially assign the same button 21 times. Why not just let me assign it an absurdly high number of times like 10 or 15? Is there any plans to make the Remote Programming software open source? I peeped through the github and didn't see it. This has been an incredible relief overall. This certainly has the promise to become as good as my beloved Harmony and is 80000x better than that absolute dogwater SofaBaton heap of garbage. Thanks for creating this product. I feel like if you've got amazon fulfillment, may as well have it listed on amazon as well? Would certainly get more eyeballs on it and vs the competition on there it's miles ahead.

Also while going through this I really with that under Tools for the admin stuff there was a way to paste in a pronto code and have the remote send it. That would be fantastic right now while I'm trying all different ways of generating pronto codes from sharp codes and having to add/remove and then add the key and trigger it manually. Another thing I'm wishing for is that I could have multiple devices of the same type on an activity. I can add the other denon to the activity but after completing it just disappears.

I'm sure I'll find more as I go so ideally I'd love to know how to translate a string from the DB into a Pronto code, but until then. I'm using the "AVR-X6400H" which exists in the admin section correctly controls most of the unit. The "Input DVD/Blu-Ray" isn't available on that custom one but it is and works on "AVR Series Main Zone All Models" (can't use that because the volume keys there don't work) and I'd love to just bring the code over but all I can find is the database listing which is: 555555554955555255495555555549555556574955555d55495555515549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555565549555554554955555455495555545549555556554955555455495555545549555554554955555655495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555655495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555655495555545549555556554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555556554955555455495555545549555554554955555655495555545549555556554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555655495555545549555556554955555455495555565549555554554955555455495555545549555556554955555455495555565549555554554955555455495555545549555556554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555545549555554554955555455495555565549555554554955555655495555545549555556554955555455495555545549555554554955555655495555545549555554554955555455495555565549555554554955242621 And that's certainly not a pronto code so I'll be fiddling around in the mean time but I'd love a hand with this one. Thanks! Bryce

I ran into the same issue. The springs that connect to the negative terminal on the battery weren't making great contact and i had to fiddle with getting the spring to sit squarely on the bottom of the battery. After I did that everything came to life.