[raw buf ir code]

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Hi all,

I wanna try to understand raw buf when I transmit IR code to control air conditioner by using arduino. The result is below:

TURN ON BY ARDUINO

97601A9
Unknown encoding: 97601A9 (32 bits)
Raw (132): 10454 3650 -1600 500 -1250 500 -400 450 -350 500 -400 450 -1250 400 -500 400 -450 450 -400 450 -400 500 -1200 500 -400 450 -1250 450 -1250 500 -400 400 -1300 500 -1200 400 -1300 450 -1300 500 -1200 400 -500 450 -400 450 -1250 500 -400 450 -400 400 -450 400 -450 450 -400 500 -400 450 -1300 400 -1250 500 -1250 450 -1250 450 -400 450 -400 450 -450 450 -400 500 -400 450 -400 450 -400 450 -400 450 -400 450 -450 450 -400 450 -450 400 -450 450 -400 400 -450 400 -450 500 -350 500 -400 450 -400 450 -400 450 -400 450 -450 400 -450 400 -400 450 -450 400 -1300 450 -450 450 -350 450 -400 450 -450 400 -450 400 -450 400

TURN ON BY CCxx

C75B1A58
Unknown encoding: C75B1A58 (32 bits)
Raw (132): 30968 4650 -2150 550 -1200 600 -300 550 -400 550 -350 500 -1250 550 -350 600 -300 600 -300 550 -400 500 -1250 550 -350 600 -1200 550 -1250 550 -300 600 -1200 550 -1250 500 -1250 550 -1250 500 -1250 550 -350 550 -400 500 -1250 550 -350 550 -350 550 -400 550 -300 550 -400 550 -350 550 -1200 550 -1250 550 -1250 550 -1200 550 -350 550 -350 550 -400 500 -400 550 -350 550 -350 500 -400 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 550 -400 550 -300 600 -350 500 -400 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 550 -400 500 -400 500 -400 550 -350 550 -350 550 -1250 500 -400 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 550 -350 600

But I dont understand the first and the second number ( 10454 3650 ), what do they mean?
Can anybody help me? Thanks so much.

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The first number is the time the signal stayed off before it went on. I think it depends entirely on when you press the button so I think you will get different numbers for each button press. I don't think that number is used when sending a raw code.

The second number is the first active pulse. It is generally long to give the receiver time to adjust its gain. Call it a 'start pulse'.

The third number may also be part of a start pulse.

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Thanks so much