Mce Blasters With Motorola Dct2000 problem (Using HIP)

[Chroner]

I'm trying to get HIP configured to control my motorola dct2000 via a set of MCE blasters for use with sage.

I initially had trouble getting HIP to "learn" the commands from my stb remote (or any other remote in my house). It just times out every time while i am pushing buttons on the remote. The indicator on the MCE IR reciever flashes, which I assume means it is getting some signal, however, HIP isn't picking it up.

After doing some reading, I tried downloading some CCF files and using those to get the IR commands into HIP. Using the downloaded CCF's, I can send signals to the stb, but they are not being apllied correctly. If I try to send the command "1" to the stb, it receives the signal as multiple 1's (I think 4). So if I send "12" the stb is receiving "11112222".

Is there a way that I can edit the IR command so that it doesnt send multiple copies? There appear to be patterns in the data exported from the CCF files, but I am not familiar enough with the formatting to be able to edit them successfully. Here is what HIP is getting from the CCF for "1"

00000000 30 30 30 30 20 30 30 36 43 20 30 30 31 38 20 30 0000 006C 0018 0
00000010 30 30 30 20 30 31 35 37 20 30 30 41 43 20 30 30 000 0157 00AC 00
00000020 31 33 20 30 30 41 43 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 35 13 00AC 0013 005
00000030 36 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 35 36 20 30 30 31 33 6 0013 0056 0013
00000040 20 30 30 35 36 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 35 36 20 0056 0013 0056
00000050 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 35 36 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 0013 0056 0013 0
00000060 30 35 36 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 35 36 20 30 30 056 0013 0056 00
00000070 31 33 20 30 30 35 36 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 35 13 0056 0013 005
00000080 36 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 35 36 20 30 30 31 33 6 0013 0056 0013
00000090 20 30 30 35 36 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 41 43 20 0056 0013 00AC
000000A0 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 41 43 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 0013 00AC 0013 0
000000B0 30 41 43 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 30 41 43 20 30 30 0AC 0013 00AC 00
000000C0 31 33 20 30 34 41 35 20 30 31 35 37 20 30 30 35 13 04A5 0157 005
000000D0 37 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 44 33 41 20 30 31 35 37 7 0013 0D3A 0157
000000E0 20 30 30 35 37 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 44 33 41 20 0057 0013 0D3A
000000F0 30 31 35 37 20 30 30 35 37 20 30 30 31 33 20 30 0157 0057 0013 0
00000100 30 41 43 0AC

From looking through the data files in the HIP directory for the remote profile I created, it looks like HIP saves the only the hex data to a file with named "command.remote_name". Would I only have to edit this part of the data? Or is what I am suggesting not possible?

I only get this multiple signal problem with the number commands (0-9), but not with the CH+ or CH- commands. HIP reports the length of the number commands to be 219, 239, or 259 depending on the number. The CH+/- commands are also 219 in length.

I have tried a number of CCF files all with the same result or an error message saying the IR format is not supported by MceIr.dll

ANY help would be appreciated.

[Chroner]

I am trying to setup HIP to control my stb for use with sage, but HIP is having trouble "learning" my the IR codes for my stb remote. I tried other remotes in my house, but it won't learn any of those either.

I am using a MCE receiver, blaster, and remote.

Is there a way that I can check if I have configured HIP correctly to "learn" IR codes? I figured if I shot the MCE remote at the receiver while HIP was trying to "learn" an IR code, it would at least pick up something, but it didn't. That is what is making me think I configured something wrong.