About the only easy way you can increase the number of repeats beyond what Crestron allows is to hold the IR input high in your program using something like the pulse stretching symbol.? However, depending on the processor, it may get terminated early if the processor receives another IR command.? With something like the MC3, sending a IR command out of any port will terminal the IR previously being sent on another port.?
The CP3 is better.? There all 8 IR ports are independent.? As long as you have your Samsung TV as the only device on an IR port, you don't have to worry about the command getting terminated early unless you send another command to the Samsung TV.
But there is a way to make the IR code last as long as what you want and it will work on any Crestron processor without having to worry about early termination.? That is to modify the IR driver and put all the repeat codes you want in the header section.? You can use something like Geoff's IR program to modify the IR driver.? Or you could just modify the code hex for the Samsung IR driver manually and import it into back into the driver.
