This Binary Code details the IR codes that are sent when a specific button is pressed on the remote. (Note: If a remote image has already been produced by Sling it is possible to use that image instead of the generic image, just contact me at Code Nomenclature When you run the Configure Inputs routines in the various Slingplayers and select a supported device, what actually happens is that a Binary Code is downloaded to the Slingbox. What we have to do is put them into a Custom Menu which is accessed by tapping on the Menu button on the Generic Remote or right-clicking on the image. One drawback of the Generic Remote is that it has only the main buttons, so extra buttons on other remotes (such as Audio/Setup…) can not be mapped directly. All we can do is change the codes that are sent when a specific button is pressed. Since Slingplayer V1.5 this functionality has been removed and as far as the look of the Remote is concerned you are stuck with the Generic design produced by Sling Media. Slingplayer Compatibility In older versions of Slingplayer it was possible to change the look of the Custom Remote skin‟. So unless you have an old European Solo all you need is the PL file. JB (All modern Slingboxes, but compatible with PL files).Then match the IR version number with the chip type using the chart below. If you want to check your type you can verify your IR blaster version in the Slingbox Properties dialog. These are designated as JU, PK, PL, RV & JB. 7 Give your Binary file back to the Communityīackground information Different UEI Chips There were five different chips used in Slingboxes.6 Creating your own Binary files using RemoteMaster.5.2.1 Getting the Codes from your Remote.5 Learning the IR codes from your own remote.4 Installing the Binary file to the Slingbox.3 Obtaining the Binary file for the Custom Remote.

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