[EE]: IR coding resources

[Neil Cherry]

I'm a bit overwhelmed. I have a new HA toy: Blackbean WiFi IR controller.
It pretty much sends out data in a format that it learns. But I need to
figure out what code it's sending so I can use it to run other commands.
So what I'm hoping is to get some decent tutorials on how much of the
IR remote world works. I have a Tivo remote that will be used and I think
it uses the NEC format. So I'll probably start there.


BTW, is the a resource of Russel's resources. It's really hard to search. ;-)
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[James Cameron]

Post by Neil Cherry
BTW, is the a resource of Russel's resources. It's really hard to search. ;-)

Could be. You've begun the protocol, let's see if the Russell
responds. ;-)

I'm happy with decoding and replicating infrared remote controls for
televisions, radios, and air conditioners. I pulled together lots of
work by others though, so nothing particularly original.

[Chetan Bhargava]

Some recent encountered articles that may help the cause...

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/a27923/lose-the-tv-remote-just-build-a-new-one/

https://blog.hackster.io/break-your-remote-just-build-your-own-dce57b6be70c

Regards,

Chetan Bhargava

Chetan Bhargava
http://microz.blogspot.com

Post by James Cameron

Post by Neil Cherry
BTW, is the a resource of Russel's resources. It's really hard to search. ;-)

Could be. You've begun the protocol, let's see if the Russell
responds. ;-)
I'm happy with decoding and replicating infrared remote controls for
televisions, radios, and air conditioners. I pulled together lots of
work by others though, so nothing particularly original.
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