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    Rafi Khan
    @z3t0
    http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=70895.0
    CSharpLover
    @CSharpLover
    How can i decode a signal?
    is there a tutorial for it?
    Rafi Khan
    @z3t0
    There's a very easy way
    What board are you using?
    CSharpLover
    @CSharpLover
    Uno R3
    Rafi Khan
    @z3t0
    Ok give me one second and I'll give you a link
    Rafi Khan
    @z3t0
    Here
    https://github.com/shirriff/Arduino-IRremote/releases/tag/2.0.1
    Then use the example sketch called IRrecvDumpV2 and it will work very well. Make sure to modify the pin if needed
    Rafi Khan
    @z3t0
    @CSharpLover Did it work for you?
    CSharpLover
    @CSharpLover
    Oh sorry, i pop my sensor :D
    I really scared
    I wrongly connected 5v and gnd
    so i saw only a pop sound, sensor is looks still good
    Is that safe to try again with true pinout?
    Rafi Khan
    @z3t0
    sure
    Wait actually
    gmm
    hmm
    as long as it is powered by 5V it should be safe
    although I am not sure if the sensor itself will still report meaningful things
    Let me know how it goes
    CSharpLover
    @CSharpLover
    Thanks, i'm afraid of blowing up my sensor. After the pop sound, i think my sensor is fried.
    What can cause to this sound?
    A capacitor overload, or another thing?
    I don't know materials in the sensor
    Rafi Khan
    @z3t0
    @CSharpLover You might as well test it...
    BlueChip
    @csBlueChip
    You will probably find a block diagram of the circuit inside the sensor in the datasheet ...I suspect you have probably killed it ...Backwards voltage is no a circuits best friend :(
    CSharpLover
    @CSharpLover
    Yes it is completely killed.
    Not working, dead sensor
    madmalkav
    @madmalkav

    HI, I need some help understanding the decodes of a NEC remote. i.e. if I get this:

    Encoding : NEC
    Code : 4B6040BF (32 bits)

    I know this button is programmed this way in RemoteMaster -the software I use to program my remote-:
    Vol+ 61381 183 6 none 2 NEC1 BF 00
    That is: name , EFC5 , EFC , Subdevice, 2nd Subdevice, OBC, Style, Hex
    what I want to understand is how to convert from the values I have in remotemaster to the value I will get once the arduino receives the IR signal
    So I can do a table with all the possible values the arduino will receive without having to prss every button in the remote and anotate it
    madmalkav
    @madmalkav
    Ummm, seems like values for Sony20 are more similar in both softwares, perhaps I will go for that
    madmalkav
    @madmalkav
    Ok, got it, Sony 20 is a 20 bits string formed with 7 bits for the OBC, 5 bits for the Device and 8 bits for the subdevice. Bits are inverted, so i.e. 121 decimal is ‭01111001 binary and 10011110 in this format, right?
    CSharpLover
    @CSharpLover
    Hi
    Alexander Salas Bastidas
    @ajsb85
    Hi
    ReqPro
    @ReqPro
    hi everyone
    I'm having an issue with the lib... I have the receiver working fine, and it dumps all received IR codes to serial perfectly. In the same sketch, I have an irsend object that seems to break functionality of the receiver as soon as I call the sendSAMSUNG() function... Anyone run into this issue?
    ReqPro
    @ReqPro
    it seems to be the second enableIROut() is called, that the irrecv functionality breaks
    Perry Naseck
    @DaAwesomeP
    Does anyone have experience with hooking up the flaky Arduino serial? I got lirc to recognize it using usb-x, but it only auto records about two commands (all of the commands are essentially the same and therefore useless).
    I'm trying to get it to work as a receiver BTW
    I have a logitech Harmony remote, so I can use basically any remote command in the world it seems
    madmalkav
    @madmalkav
    Yeah, I have used it in an Arduino Uno with both the integrated serial that get exposed when you connect it to USB and SoftSerial without problems
    Perry Naseck
    @DaAwesomeP
    @madmalkav what lirc driver did you use? I'm having a hard time getting it to recognize individual commands. The auto learning thing records all as one command
    madmalkav
    @madmalkav
    I don't use lirc, with the serial monitor on the arduino ide I have no problems receiving stuff