DCX3220e IRblaster codes

[toomanyhandles]

Hi all;

I am in the USA, on Charter, and trying to get IR Blaster to work.
Motorola DCSX3220e on Charter.

From Charter's website, the possible codes based upon matching my remote with their "picture" of the remote are:
"Charter OCAP-4
The remote control code(s) for your cable box: Motorola: 01376, 00476, 00810, 00276, 01187, 01254"

None of these codes work though.

I have the irblaster hooked to my hauppauge3350 and the light on the blaster triggers when I send a code.

I've asked and been told that the receiver is above the blue power button, and when I try to change channels I can make the cable modem blip but the channel doesn't change. Pretty sure I have the blaster's sending unit placed in an good spot on the modem.

Learning doesn't work, the blastconfig utility tells me that the remote "does not support the toggle bit" when I try to make the thing learn the signals I am sending form the remote.

Thanks for thoughts-

Brian.

[mikeh49]

I have one of these boxes from Charter also. It seems to use the same remote codes as the older Moto DCT 6200 box, at least with a Harmony remote. I don't use it with NPVR though, as it does not have a firewire port. It's probably a HDHomerun Prime in the near future.

[toomanyhandles]

I have one of these boxes from Charter also. It seems to use the same remote codes as the older Moto DCT 6200 box, at least with a Harmony remote. I don't use it with NPVR though, as it does not have a firewire port. It's probably a HDHomerun Prime in the near future.

I figured out my problem.

Even though folks post all the time about having multiple Hauppauge cards installed- you cannot have more than one card with Blaster support installed and have the blaster work on any card. : / The blaster config util gets confused about which card to talk to and its all a mess.

Pulled out the 1600 and magic happened.

I was going to use the 1600 for an alternate input, but the 2250 can take the input from my antenna as well as the cable, I just need to mess with cables a bit.

Thanks for the reply!