Oh, that's a shame . I thought that the RH1 was listed on trisoft as working with the 1000/3x00, but upon checking again it seems it is not .
Update! Have found the resistance values for RH2. 330, 470, 680, 910,1.5k,3.3k,18k. There's schematics around too which I'm just trying to verify...
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i am also interested to build a rh2. probalbly i will buy this zen micro remote posted above. it should be no problem to modificate it because we just have to change the resistors. i couldnt find any schematic of this one but i am sure that it has to be very similar to the rh* remotes. i cannot imagine how else to build a control that is cheap to produce. the way with the resistors is the smallest, cheapest and easiest to build... thats why i think the zen micro remote should be the same. and if it is not, its also no problem because i have the case of the remote and the switches... so i can build something else inside so that this works.
a thing to mention is that the ground of the plug is really swapped on rh2 (to rh1).
But the thing which would be nice to know before buying this zen remote is: where do you have the resistance values from? are you sure they are correct? (i mean these ones: 330, 470, 680, 910,1.5k,3.3k,18k)
EDIT: because someone mentioned that also the switches are swapped (and as i know the stop and play are switched): this is not a real problem because if you build this remote control. because if you press the "stop" button (for example), but the players starts to play music then you know that these 2 switches are really swapped. ok but this is no problem: you just have to swap the resistor from the "stop" switch with the resistor from the "play" switch. The only problem (which could occur) is that the values may not be correct. there would be also a possibility to make it: with a potentiometer.
that means: you just would need the plug which connects to the zaurus and the potentiometer. if you turn the potentiometer (i.e. it starts with 50ohms) and you arrive to the right value (i.e. 330 ohms) something should happen with the zaurus (if you have kino2 or something like this running). for example the volume gets up. so you know that 330 ohms means "volume up". if you turn again the potentiometer slowly than sometime again should happen something on the zaurus (the next value would be 470 as you said before). that has to be done until you have all switches. i think that this would take some time but it would work.
what i am also wondering about is that the value of 330 ohm also appears on the rh1. on the rh1 it would be the "back" button. that means that if someone has a rh1 and swaps ground of the plug and the key connections, ONE of the switches should operate something on the zaurus.
cheers,
MONVMENTVM
