Re: Help creating remote configuration

Hello again Beng,

I finally put together my Arduino Girs Client, annd confirmed that the
config file you mmade does not seem to work.

I was hable to capture the real signal and transmiting it as-is does work
after a few tryes, not consistently though.

The first thing I noticed is that the analyzed received seem to have a
frequency of 20000 (changing just that in the files does not make it work).

I'm a bit lost about how to decode and analyze the signal manually
(DecodeIR does not seam to be able to decode it).

Here is the raw response for the DOWN button repeated 6 times (the signal
on the IRPlotter chart does look really close to what the company provided):

f=20000 +10 -2769 +3030 -838 +1113 -367 +1091 -360 +1113 -367 +1089 -365
+365 -1023 +1093 -363 +365 -1027 +343 -1019 +1115 -369 +343 -1021 +367
-1026 +343 -1023 +365 -1027 +343 -1023 +365 -1027 +343 -1019 +1115 -369
+343 -1021 +367 -1026 +345 -1021 +367 -1026 +343 -1023 +365 -1028 +343
-1019 +1115 -367 +1091 -360 +1113 -369 +341 -1019 +1115 -367 +1091 -360
+1113 -369 +343 -3814 +3033 -836 +1115 -367 +1091 -360 +1113 -367 +1091
-365 +363 -1023 +1093 -365 +365 -1025 +346 -1019 +1115 -369 +341 -1023 +367
-1025 +343 -1023 +365 -1027 +343 -1023 +365 -1027 +343 -1019 +1117 -369
+341 -1021 +367 -1027 +343 -1021 +367 -1028 +343 -1021 +367 -1028 +343
-1019 +1115 -367 +1089 -363 +1112 -369 +343 -1019 +1115 -365 +1091 -363
+1113 -369 +341 -3812 +3035 -836 +1115 -367 +1090 -361 +1113 -367 +1091
-365 +363 -1023 +1093 -365 +365 -1027 +343 -1019 +1115 -369 +341 -1023 +365
-1028 +343 -1023 +365 -1028 +343 -1021 +367 -1028 +343 -1019 +1115 -369
+341 -1023 +367 -1026 +343 -1023 +365 -1027 +343 -1021 +367 -1027 +344
-1019 +1115 -367 +1089 -362 +1113 -369 +341 -1019 +1115 -367 +1091 -360
+1113 -369 +343 -3814 +3033 -835 +1115 -367 +1091 -361 +1113 -367 +1091
-365 +365 -1023 +1093 -365 +363 -1028 +343 -1019 +1117 -369 +341 -1021 +367
-1028 +343 -1021 +367 -1028 +343 -1023 +365 -1028 +343 -1019 +1115 -369
+343 -1021 +367 -1025 +345 -1021 +367 -1025 +345 -1021 +367 -1026 +345
-1017 +1117 -365 +1091 -360 +1113 -371 +341 -1019 +1115 -365 +1091 -362
+1113 -369 +341 -3814 +3033 -836 +1115 -367 +1091 -360 +1115 -365 +1091
-364 +365 -1023 +1093 -365 +363 -1027 +345 -1017 +1117 -369 +341 -1023 +365
-1027 +343 -1023 +367 -1025 +345 -1021 +367 -1025 +343 -1019 +1115 -369
+343 -1021 +367 -1025 +346 -1021 +367 -1025 +343 -1021 +367 -1028 +343
-1019 +1115 -365 +1091 -360 +1113 -369 +341 -1019 +1115 -367 +1089 -363
+1112 -369 +341 -3814 +3033 -836 +1115 -367 +1091 -361 +1112 -367 +1091
-364 +365 -1023 +1093 -362 +365 -1027 +343 -1019 +1115 -369 +343 -1021 +367
-1025 +345 -1021 +367 -1025 +345 -1021 +367 -1025 +345 -1017 +1117 -369
+341 -1021 +367 -1026 +345 -1021 +367 -1025 +346 -1019 +367 -1028 +343
-1019 +1115 -365 +1091 -360 +1113 -369 +343 -1017 +1115 -367 +1091 -360
+1113 -369 +341 -3814 +3034 -836

Or from the signal page.

0000 00CF 00C8 0000 0000 003C 003C 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016
0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014
0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007
0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007
0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 004C 003C 0014 0016
0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014
0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007
0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014
0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016
0007 0007 004C 003C 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 0014
0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007
0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014
0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007
0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 004C 003C 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007
0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007
0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007
0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016
0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 004C
003C 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007
0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014
0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007
0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007
0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 004C 003C 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016
0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007 0014
0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0007 0014 0007
0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007
0016 0007 0007 0014 0016 0007 0016 0007 0016 0007 0007 004C 003C 0014

I would love some help to understand how to convert that back to a proper
signal, from what i understand, this is not a standard protocol?

Hugo
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Hugo Vacher, Développeur Web


On Wed, Apr 24, 2019 at 2:56 PM Bengt Martensson <[email protected]>
wrote:

> On 4/24/19 3:45 AM, Hugo Vacher wrote:
> > Thanks a lot!
> >
> > It does not seem to work, but I don't have anything else to test and am
> > not at all sure that my setup works (raspberry pi with an IR led that
> > came with my arduino kit). Right now when I put one of the keys on
> > repeat the only effect is that it seems to drown the actual remote's
> > signal which stops working unless I hide the led.
>
> Sorry, this is not sufficiently concrete for me to give advice. There
> are tons guides on the internet on how to set up the hardware. Also the
> RPi forum is rather helpful.
>
> Note that you can use IrScrutinizer on the RPi accessing the /dev/lirc
> device (provided that it is working...), as well as the mode2 program.
>
> My TODO-list contains making a guide (or video) on this. Since many
> years...
>
> > I'm planning on building this thing soon
> > http://www.harctoolbox.org/arduino_nano.html which I will have more
> > confidence in for testing and decoding remotes using IrScrutinize.
>
> That is a very good idea :-). Ypou can use it both with IrScrutinizer
> and Lirc. Having a Linux computer to generate the carrier in hardware
> (like it is done in the standard lirc_rpi driver) is like using a
> microscope to hammer in nails, IMHO...
>
> Greetz,
>
> Bengt
>
>