Hello, can somebody explain, how may I send FE807E code over IR Led. It may has 32 bits but I see only 24 bits. I see it very simple. It gives 24 bits number, frequenci 38kHz, and for example 1 repeats. Why it still work not?
Can we get some more information?
Like what Arduino board?
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How did you obtain that IR remote code?
I think that if you understand not me now the next work will be useless.
Board is UNO, but I think it´s not important. The circuit is with IR LED shield on pin 3. It´s one IR LED, one LED and one resistor. This code I get with recieve function of IRRemote library. It was the test program that I buy with Arduino kit. I want remote my TV for testing the shield. Only want to switch one time my TV. It´s sufficient?
Only. I have problem with using IRRemote library. Program sign the code as 32 bit but I found only 24 bits. The example programs and routines of library use only 16 bits.
I think that it will be not so complicated make this routine.
The process was that I used the NEC routine from the library. I wrote down the number in the command and in the repeat place, because I thought it was the place for the number of bits I wrote 32. I recorded the program on the board and the TV flashed 4 times the 1st choice. I couldn't even edit the program anymore,
because I started getting error messages about conversion and variable usage. I used multiple routines that I tried to modify, so I don't want to list them here individually. I'm only concerned with one switch to another channel and a diode test. However, the program had an unclear syntax even for me, and I have the impression that some hidden instructions are written here or IDE work not correctly.
I don't understand all the library examples, so I chose the simpler ones. After repeated adjustments to the program, updating the library, etc., the program stopped working and even if the signal was sent, the TV no longer received it. Since the SendNEC instruction uses a code part and a code command part, I tried to fold this as well and split the 24 bit code into two parts,
but that didn't help either. I was already thinking of trying to make my own program to read the signal from the driver to read all 32 bits, but it's difficult for me so far. I would like to get some advice for example. Thanks. Tom.
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