IR Sensor not comparing values

I am attempting to use my Arduino and an IR Sensor (TSOP38238) to read the signal being sent from a remote control and then to print a response on the serial monitor. My breadboard is set up correctly, and I can receive the signal from the remote control for button1signal I get a 58 line response (see below). I then take that code and place it into a library file called ircodes.h so that it reads:

int b1signal[] = {
// ON, OFF (in 10's of microseconds)
18148, 8660,
4320, 600,
540, 600,
520, 600,
520, 600,
520, 600,
540, 580,
540, 580,
540, 580,
560, 580,
540, 600,
520, 600,
520, 600,
520, 600,
540, 580,
540, 580,
540, 580,
560, 580,
540, 600,
520, 600,
540, 580,
520, 600,
540, 580,
540, 580,
540, 580,
560, 580,
540, 600,
1580, 580,
1600, 580,
1600, 600,
520, 600,
520, 580,
540, 600,
560, 580,
540, 580,
1580, 600,
540, 580,
540, 580,
540, 580,
1600, 580,
540, 580,
560, 600,
1580, 600,
1580, 580,
1600, 580,
540, 580,
1600, 580,
1600, 580,
540, 580,
1620, 600,
1580, 580,
540, 580,
1600, 580,
1600, 580,
540, 580,
540, 580,
540, 600,
520, 580};

However, when I try and run the ircommander sketch GitHub - adafruit/IR-Commander: Arduino sketch that can take 'commands' from an IR remote, it never yields a comparison match. I even upped the fuzziness to 80. I've read through several tutorials, but am just not getting it. Any thoughts?
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are your numbers off by a factor of 10?

As far as I know, they are not off by a factor of 10. I was able to use the rawdecodestruct.ino sketch to capture the string of on/off. Each time I press a button on the remote, the string is fairly similar.

UGH! I scrounged up an Apple remote to compare the values, and sure enough, they are at a factor of 10x coming out of the rawirdeconstruct.ino sketch. Apparently the Adafruit ircommander code does use usecs in 10s. Wow, thank you! I now have a functional receiver!!!