JVC PTU94023B jig RCU on eBay, several available!

[rwilgen]

I just got refunded by ebay also. They’re reply:
Your case for this item has been resolved.
Unfortunately, we didn't receive valid tracking information from the seller. We're sorry you had a problem with your purchase.

[latreche34]

After I left a negative feedback for the seller he sent me an e-mail saying that why I left him a negative feedback since I got a refund. I responded, I don't think you understand how feedback works, you promised to deliver a product but you failed to do so that's why you got a negative feedback. If you did not refund me that's called theft.
I urge everyone to leave feedback according to their experience as well.

[lordsmurf]

Quote:

Originally Posted by latreche34

After I left a negative feedback for the seller he sent me an e-mail saying that why I left him a negative feedback since I got a refund. I responded, I don't think you understand how feedback works, you promised to deliver a product but you failed to do so that's why you got a negative feedback. If you did not refund me that's called theft.
I urge everyone to leave feedback according to their experience as well.

Leave negatives, leave neutrals.

I was recently informed about a TBC on eBay, stated to be in "untested" condition. The seller knows it doesn't work, and doesn't care. He's trying to get about $1300 for it. He sees no problem with that. What an asshole. Some newbie sucker will buy that "for parts" junker, and then come running here wanting to know how to fix it. But bad news for him, some issue are irreparable. And it can't be returned, they're out $1k+ by trying to cheap out, avoid getting a fairly valued refurb'd unit. In the end, they'll pay just as much, or more.

The seller of this remote here is the same, asshole.

And people wonder why I warn them away from eBay. This is why. You're dealing with people that know nothing about video, and don't care. It's all about money for them, and screw you.

[Drewmanfu0]

To those boned on the JIG RCU. Get any JVC vcr remote with the LCD screen on the top. There are a few Japanese models that have them. LP20873 series remote will work too. All you do is hold 4,5,6 keys and insert the batteries. Now you have a JIG RCU.

[latreche34]

Thanks for the useful tip.

[hodgey]

Really? Does that include the lp20667 that comes with e.g the HR -S8600EG? Does it show something different on the LCD if it's in "JIG RCU mode" ?

[latreche34]

I bought the JVC LP20873-009 remote control with LCD screen and I can confirm it works in the service mode by inserting the batteries while holding 4, 5, 6 buttons.

To enter a letter you will have to enter a string of alphanumerical characters in a form of XX-XX, You can enter them by using the 4 rocker style buttons labeled -/+ and scroll through 0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-A-C-D-E-F, Or with the buttons 0-9 and letters ABCDEF where buttons X is A, Manual tracking is B, PROG. is C, Timer/? is D, Menu is E, INDEX is F.

What I do with? I don't know, I just bought it to confirm the rumor and hopefully I'll need it in the future if I ever need to access the service mode.

[aramkolt]

I grabbed one of those as well to play around with. The main thing I'd probably mess with in service mode would be luma levels coming off the VCR as oddly most VCRs are perfectly happy outputting 130IRE or more which some setups do not like.

[aramkolt]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drewmanfu0

To those boned on the JIG RCU. Get any JVC vcr remote with the LCD screen on the top. There are a few Japanese models that have them. LP20873 series remote will work too. All you do is hold 4,5,6 keys and insert the batteries. Now you have a JIG RCU.

Gotta ask, where did you find this information? Is it buried in a service manual somewhere?