JP1 Remotes

Looks like I need to get a remote. It's the passholder blockout month

Sorry for the late reply, I have been sick - surprise, surprise.

YES, the codes work! Thanks!

FYI, the "right" ear is right from the perspective of the viewer, not the wearer. I don't know if the original creator did this intentionally, but the boards in the ears are silk screened GlowEars R v2.2 ...

Thank you! That worked and made a color I have not seen. So I did it right, I just did it a little wrong :)

I got a compile error when I first tried, but I figured out one of your 834's had a period following it instead of a comma. I have double vision, so I do that a lot. I corrected the syntax ...

That makes sense and I tried to convert the Light Purple hex on https://sites.google.com/site/listentoourlights/home/how-to/glowwiththeshow/hacking-gw to binary and flipping it. I added the leading 0 and the trailing 1 with 10 between each chunk, but it didn't work.

Light Purple 0x91 0E 03 BD
0 ...

There is a whole array of combo codes available, like Cool White and Light Blue that I could probably re-format for you, look here:

https://sites.google.com/site/listentoourlights/home/how-to/glowwiththeshow/hacking-gw

That's awesome, thank you. I wish I understood it. I mean, I get the concept ...

The Robman wrote:Hey shooter, this is a totally wild guess, but see if this works as an off command for the left ear

unsigned int L_Off[] = {2085 ,417 ,834 ,834 ,2085 ,1251 ,417 ,417 ,417 ,834 ,417 ,1251 ,834 ,417};

No luck, but thanks for trying, I really appreciate it!

I just watched some of the youtube vids on the hats in action and there are definitely more codes out there. I haven't even researched capturing the raw data.

It's funny, I took the ears apart to add LEDs and saw there was far more circuitry in there than required to flash two LEDs. I didn't even ...

(man only have two ears :wink:)

Most of them anyway. :) I have two ears, but only one of them works thanks to the aforementioned brain tumor. I'm not sensitive about it. Here's my hat and the sad little remote I made. I didn't have enough buttons laying around.

https://farm2.staticflickr.com ...

I know you had good intentions and I thank you. If I can't understand the code produced, I can't change it to suit my needs. Don't waste your time trying to explain it to me, I'll read it 100 times and just end up frustrated.

Thanks for the welcome! Sorry I don't have more to contribute.

Thanks for the code. Unfortunately it's way beyond my skill level. I'm not a programmer. I just started with Arduino 6 months ago because a brain tumor turned my life upside down. I have some trouble learning new things now in addition to lots of other issues. My hobbies used to include engine swaps ...

I know this is an old thread, but this is the best info out there that got me to where I am now. I used an Arduino to transmit the IR codes. Here is my working sample code.

If anyone knows if there are codes to control the other ear, I'll update the post.

Thanks everyone!

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Glow With The Show ...