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JP1 remote

A JP1 remote is a type of universal remote, usually with a six-pin interface connector labeled "JP1" in the battery compartment, manufactured by Universal Electronics Inc. The JP1 interface allows the remote to be reprogrammed, adding new code lists and functions. Home theater hobbyists use JP1 to avoid obsolescence.

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JP1 Remote controls

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Hardware interface

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JP1 Remote controls

Hardware interface

Updating JP1 Remotes via an interface

Software

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JP1 remote

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples49
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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JP1 remote

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related to JP1 Remote controls · 22
JP1 remote → All JP1, Charter, Comcast, Cox, For, Inc, JP1, JP2, Jumper, Later, North American, On, One For All, Radio Shack, Rogers, Shaw, Sky, Sony, Time Warner, TV
related to Updating JP1 Remotes via an interface · 11
JP1 remote → Extenders, IR, JP1, LKP, Nicola Salmoria, PC, RemoteMaster, RMIR, The, Typical, Updates
related to Hardware interface · 6
JP1 remote → FTDI, JP1, JP2, PC, Schematics, USB
is a · 1
JP1 remote → type of universal remote

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JP1 remoteis atype of universal remote0.90text
Radio Shackinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
Sonyinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
and Skyinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
as well as North American cable TV providers such as Comcastinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
Rogersinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
Coxinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
Shawinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
Charterinstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
Time Warner.On printed circuit boards the markinginstance ofand supplies remotes to consumer electronic manufacturers0.80text
JP1 remoterelated to Hardware interfaceJP10.60section
JP1 remoterelated to Hardware interfacePC0.60section

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