Remote Control Keycodes and IR Port

If you wish to use your own remote control, below are the keycodes for the available buttons.

Manufacturer code: 0x6F90

Code	Button	Decimal	Code	Button	Decimal	Code	Button	Decimal
0x16	Power	7311382	0x19	Play	7311385	0x0E	Source	7311374
0x01	1	7311361	0x1A	Fast forward	7311386	0x17	Home	7311383
0x02	2	7311362	0x1B	Rewind	7311387	0x18	Search	7311384
0x03	3	7311363	0x1C	Pause	7311388	0x00	Option	7311360
0x04	4	7311364	0x46	Stop	7311430	0x0C	Period, "."	7311372
0x05	5	7311365	0x1D	Add	7311389	0x44	Green	7311428
0x06	6	7311366	0x1E	Shuffle	7311390	0x53	Red	7311443
0x07	7	7311367	0x1F	Repeat	7311391	0x54	Blue	7311444
0x08	8	7311368	0x42	Menu	7311426	0x57	Yellow	7311447
0x09	9	7311369	0x43	Info	7311427
0x45	0	7311429	0x10	Left	7311376
0x0B	Channel up	7311371	0x11	Right	7311377
0x0D	Channel down	7311373	0x12	Up	7311378
0x47	Last	7311431	0x13	Down	7311379
0x40	Volume up	7311424	0x14	OK	7311380
0x41	Volume down	7311425	0x15	Back	7311381
0x0F	Mute	7311375	0x0A	Exit	7311370

IR Input/Output

The IR blaster generates or receives a space-encoded NEC or Pronto Hex signal. For the Play 2000 Rev C, RC5 encoding is also supported. The two transported bit values of the signal (0 and 1) are encoded using differing lengths of low-time IR pulses.

The 3.5mm IR in/out port has the following pinout depending on the revision of the STB you are using:

	Play 2000 Rev B and Play 4000	Play 2000 Rev C
Tip	3.3V@50mA	3V@50mA
Ring	IR input	IR input
Sleeve	IR output	IR output

Note

The sleeve is used as a ground during input operations.

Other Hardware Interfaces

The Serial and GPIO (Play 4000 only) hardware interfaces are not supported.