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In article <957@blenny.UUCP> stevek@blenny.UUCP (Stephen Kogge) writes:
>In article <1988Dec10.234427.26824@utzoo.uucp> henry@utzoo.uucp (Henry Spencer) writes:
>>In article <19357@ames.arc.nasa.gov> bhine@nike.UUCP (Butler Hine  sst) writes:
>
>The pin out of the 5 pin remote according to my EV-C8/C8u service manual
>are as follows.
>
>1	DC power
>2
>3	Power on
>4	Serial cont
>5	Unreg gnd
>	Reference on page 50,89
>
>	I had the same idea after using the editor but as of yet I have not 
>had the time to break the bi-directional serial code. Maybe they used TCP/IP :-)

I take it that since you have the manual, and still do not know what the
serial code is, it is not in the manual (what a mind, eh?).  This is
exactly what I need to know, however.  Henry's suggestion to ask a Sony
rep for the information was obvious, but I forgot to include the fact
that I have had very little luck in getting a `complete' set of
information from manufacturers in the past.  I once needed to know some
video filter characteristics for an RCA CCD camera, so I ordered the
schematics, having told the rep what I needed.  When they arrived,
everything was there EXCEPT this one section which had been cut out with
scissors!  Want to guess which section it was?  The one knowledgeable
person I talked to in my search for this Sony information said that he
would be very surprised if I could get this info from Sony (the serial
code format, that is).  That's why I was asking the net.  Thanks.

				Butler Hine
				NASA Ames Research Center
				hine@galileo.arc.nasa.gov