@Tivoburkee Tell me the setup code that is missing the dash I will see if I can find the 5 digit code, which you map to another unused key.
As far as I could tell, all preprogramed code sets don't have the separator or period mapped because there is no key on the remote for it. I saw a FAQ on Inteset's web site saying it's a known thing. They suggest using learning mode to assign the separator to the key (learning from a remote that has the key).
I should have mentioned it is supposed to be possible. But, basically the code sets are throwing away a remote key, and making the purchaser take that extra step to add it. I guess what I should have said is that the remote has no separator key, and because of that the codesets don't map that key (even if the codeset for the tv has the key). It's an additional thing a person has to do, assuming they have the original remote to "learn" from.
There are other remotes with a separator key. If it were me, I'd just go that way. "One for all" has some nice remotes (some are learning, and wide-beam IR, and numeric keypad). I want to get one of those, but they don't seem to be available anywhere. Not sure if the company is still in business, or if it's holiday/pandemic related. I'm waiting to see if they return to stock. The Sofabaton looks good too, but the numeric keys are small/cramped. For me, I would go with that before the Inteset with the forgotten separator. (But, I'm more of an antenna-tv user. I can understand why it wouldn't matter to someone else.).
"People are often amazed at how much we’ve done with the number of engineers we’ve got." (Roku CEO Anthony Wood, Austin Statesman, Oct 4, 2019). "Amazed" is one way of putting it.
