Wow, thanks for a ton of info. Time to wrap my head around it.
I managed to find the relevant source code for the clock in the IR Toy firmware, it seems to sample at 10KHz in raw mode which is the reason for too many bits when converting the ON/OFF-signal from the IR receiver to a byte array. It ...
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Questions regaring the decoding of an IR signal
Hello all, I hope someone can help me a bit with an issue I'm having.
I have recently built an IR receiver for USB (the USB IR Toy from DangerousPrototypes) and want to use it in conjunction with my Pioneer KURO Remote to control my mediapc.
The IR Toy only supports RC5 out of the box so I am ...
I have recently built an IR receiver for USB (the USB IR Toy from DangerousPrototypes) and want to use it in conjunction with my Pioneer KURO Remote to control my mediapc.
The IR Toy only supports RC5 out of the box so I am ...