This is designed to get around the Delphi XM remote control "toggle" bits, by creating two XM devices, and then alternating between the two each time a button is pressed. Included are the two MXD files and a readme.txt file. These files are desgined for the ROADY/ROADY2 remote, but will work with the SkyFi remote as well. Instructions on modifying the devices are included in the readme, so that changes can be made to accomodate other similar remotes.

This file contains a completed device configuration along with a dummy code that is linked in each keys macro to get around the toggle-bit problem. When importing this device, be sure to place the device "XM" in the upper left box on "Main Page 1" and "XM(X)" in the upper left box on "Main Page 2". This will ensure the devices will link to each other properly. At the "Device Assign" screen click "OK".

These are the learned buttons from the Delphi SkyFi XM Radio Receiver. This is bare without any macros.

This works for all functions on the original remote. The codes from the built in database are used whenever possible and macros are used elsewhere to get around the toggle bit situation.

This file is for the Delphi XM home kit mini remote.

Here's an M5 file with the XM Roady's "power" IR command and the 10 presets. Unfortunately, the Roady remote uses a parity bit, so that's all the commands that can be effectively used with the MX-500. Maybe others in the same boat will find the file useful.