Fixing tbs-nec table after converting to cx88 driver ir-core

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Hello
I am using Prof 7301 PCI card.
After converting cx88 driver to ir-core (thank you very much for your
work, David) the table rc-tbs-nec (for bundled remote) has incorrect
values.
I was comparing the results and there is a regularity (constant offset):
If i add 0x80 (128 decimal) value to every code in rc-tbs-nec.c then
original remote gives correct EV_KEY events (just like before cx88
conversion) :)
Despite the fact that my IR receiver is now able to work with many
remotes it is still using standard remote which is in mentioned table,
so I think that we should correct the table to have it correct, what do
you think?

I also need to mention that the table is incomplete.
Please have a look at remote:
http://www.prof-tuners.com/eng/images/review/review_prof_7301/prof_7301_6.jpg

As you can see there are two buttons (10+ and 10-), which the table
doesn't take into account. Correct me if i'm wrong, but i believe it
means: 10 channels up, and 10 channels down.
So my proposition is to add new definitions for this buttons.
Maybe: KEY_10CHANNELSUP and KEY_10CHANNELSDOWN, what do you think?
Unfortunately I can't test the button meaning, because i don't have
windows at home computer with original software for the card.

I can provide full and fixed rc-tbs-nec table patch then.

regards,
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Mariusz Bialonczyk
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http://manio.skyboo.net
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