Single Button IR Remote

It's me, I'm back again. I heard you sigh :stuck_out_tongue:

I believe I am almost complete in my task, however and I've spent a while looking over the code and can't work out the following.

// sensible name for when the button is pressed
// use when using a pullup resistor; change LOW to HIGH when using a pulldown resistor
#define ISPRESSED LOW
// number of preser channels
#define NUMPRESETS 6
// maximum number of 'digits' in preset
#define MAXDIGITS 3

#include <IRremote.h>
#include <IRremoteInt.h>

// switch pin
const int switchPin = 2;

// Create IR Send Object
IRsend irsend;

// selected preset
uint16_t selectedPreset;
// array with IR codes to be sent
// below contains 2 entries for presets; others default to all zeroes
// if a single digit (e.g. 1 instead of 001) is needed, populate the last one of the 3 and set the others t 0x0000
// this assumes that there is no code that uses 0x0000; you can change it to any unused code
uint16_t presets[NUMPRESETS][MAXDIGITS] =
{
{C05C06, C05C00, C05C01}, // preset 1; 601
{C05C06, C05C01, C05C04}, // preset 2; 614
{C05C06, C05C01, C05C05}, // preset 3; 615
{C05C06, C05C01, C05C07}, // preset 4; 617
{C05C06, C05C02, C05C00}, // preset 5; 620
{C05C06, C05C02, C05C03}, // preset 6; 623
} 

  void setup()
  {
    // serial for debugging purposes
    Serial.begin(57600);
    // Set Switch pin as Input
    pinMode(switchPin, INPUT_PULLUP);
  }

  void loop()
  {
    // variable to remember the last button state; initialised to NOT ISPRESSED
    static int lastButtonState = !ISPRESSED;
    // read the pin
    int buttonState = digitalRead(switchPin);

    // if the button changed from RELEASED to PRESSED or the other way around
    if (buttonState != lastButtonState)
    {
      // remember the change
      lastButtonState = buttonState;

      if (buttonState == ISPRESSED)
      {

        // increment the preset
        selectedPreset++;
        // if we've reached the end of the presets, reset counter
        if (selectedPreset == NUMPRESETS)
        {
          selectedPreset = 0;
        }
        // send the IR code(s)
        sendIRCommand();
      }
    }
    // simple debounce delay
    delay(50);
  }
  /*
    send IR code to receiver
  */
  void sendIRCommand()
  {
    Serial.print("Sending preset ");
    Serial.println(selectedPreset + 1);
    for (int cnt = 0; cnt < MAXDIGITS; cnt++)
    {
      if (presets[selectedPreset][cnt] != 0x0000)
      {
        // display the information
        Serial.print(presets[selectedPreset][cnt], HEX);
        Serial.print(" ");

        // send the ir code to the TV (based on the code from your opening post)
        irsend.sendRC6(presets[selectedPreset][cnt], 24); // TV code

        delay(500);
      }
    }
    Serial.println();
  }

The problem I have is that now I've changed the IR codes to the captured IR codes from the remote, that the codes in lines 26 -31 come up with the following error "C05C06 was not declared in this scope" obviously this applies to all of the codes in this section. I can't work out why. Any suggestions or help would be most welcomed.[/code]