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You can use the internal functions |
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Thanks! For future reference, here's the code that worked: On the receiver end, is giving me protocol 2 and correct raw data 0xBA9876543210 |
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Hi I found this thread that helped me figure out why I couldn't send NECext signals (ADR=0x866B, CMD=0x05FA) to my KVM with the built-in protocol methods. The readme and commits, to me, read as if you're supposed to be able to use I realize I'm probably missing something fundamental in my understanding of the theory here but as there isn't a This works in a modified This doesn't: :) |
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The instructions don't work with sendOnkyo either. I'll try your suggestion, but I already have it working with sendPulseDistanceWidthFromArray. Was just curious why it didn't work with sendNEC/sendOnkyo. Got them from a person who has the actual ir remote. Thanks |
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It will never work, since the code you got is MSB first and IRremote uses LSB first as in the NEC specification. |
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OK thanks for the clarification, I didn't realize the codes I have were MSB. |
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@jrunestone just enter 86 6B 05 FA into the 4 boxes at the top and press the button.....the value for IRremote (NEC HEX VALUE)is shown in the box below as well as the raw timings |
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Sorry, I did a mistake. |
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I am working on a project where I have full control on both sending and receiving sides. So in theory I can use any protocol I want as long as both sides agree on it. So I've been using
sendNECRaw(), which works fine. But it only sends 32 bits at a time, at least on an Arduino Pro Mini (ATMega328p). If I want to send, say. 48 bits at a time, what is the best approach? Is there an existing protocol to allow me to do that? Thanks.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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