13-02-2018, 11:12 PM
That's not a battery - it's a capacitor.
So this is the conclusion to that previous thread then? It wasn't the IR receiver IC or anything in-between it and the microcontroller after all? It would be good to add a post to that, for the benefit of those who might stumble across it in the future...
The service manual describes the remote control on page 60.
The remote is capable of output codes for other devices (see buttons labelled "6" on that page), so make sure you've pressed "Receiver" (labelled "12") before jumping to any conclusions.
So this is the conclusion to that previous thread then? It wasn't the IR receiver IC or anything in-between it and the microcontroller after all? It would be good to add a post to that, for the benefit of those who might stumble across it in the future...
The service manual describes the remote control on page 60.
The remote is capable of output codes for other devices (see buttons labelled "6" on that page), so make sure you've pressed "Receiver" (labelled "12") before jumping to any conclusions.
