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| | | Brand: | DirecTV |
| Device Type: | DSS Receiver |
| Model/Series: | HR21-Pro |
| Model Year: | 2007-2008 |
| Information: | [Link: directv.com] |
| Configurations: | Search the file area |
| | | | | | | Dimensions: | Unknown - Rackmountable |
| | | | | | | Notes: | The DTV PRO can record up to 100 hours of HD shows (and 400 hours of SD), has an optical HDMI to extend that capability hundreds of feet and an RS232 control. It's rack-mountable as well. |
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Input Options
| | | Infrared: | Yes
- Supports 8 codesets |
| IR Input Jack: | Yes |
| Radio Frequency: | Yes
- 418 MHz, Other |
| RS-232 (Serial): | Yes |
| Network IP: | No |
| Bluetooth: | No |
| USB: | Yes |
| DC Trigger: | No |
| | | Output Ports
| | | IR Output Jack: | No |
| RS-232 Output: | No |
| DC Trigger: | No |
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Discrete Codes
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| Power: | Yes |
| Inputs: | N/A |
| Sound Modes: | N/A |
| Picture Modes: | N/A |
| Screen Modes: | No |
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| Delays/Timings
| | | Power On: | 2.00 seconds |
| Switch Inputs: | 0.30 seconds |
| Inter-command: | 0.30 seconds |
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| Important Codes & Commands |
Ir codes are same as other Directv model boxes, HR20,HR21,HR22.
RS-232 codes now work due to firmware updates.
RS-232 codes exist for each individual channel making channel macros easier, quicker and more reliable.
A special 'IR IN' plug can be obtained from OPPO for use with their players that will work when connected to the back of the unit to an extender or control processor.
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About this page...
This page contains information on how the DirecTV HR21-Pro can be controlled, along with useful tips, tricks and commands to make integrating this device into a universal remote control or other control system faster and more reliable.
This entry was last updated on Tuesday May 5, 2009 at 00:17 by Don O'Brien.
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