Thanks Martin, I appreciate the time and knowledge you're sharing with me;
I'll start assembling the hardware immediately to test the component.

Enrique

Ok, Thanks

But I need to create an IR controller using the PIC12F1840 that can send multiple numbers to the receiver and have them decoded, for example, 10, 20, 50, or 100.

so that it can read four different values.

Yes, I was using the RC5 component, with the KY-022 sensor and its original IR transmitter or controller.

Hi

I couldn't receive any information. I'm using the PIC12F1840 as the transmitter and the PIC16F1847 as the receiver.

The KC-022 sensor only flashed an LED when you transmitted an IR signal to it, but the receiver didn't read any data.

What model of IR sensor are you using

Enrique

Hi Martin,

I would really appreciate it if you could do that.

Thanks
Regards
Enrique

Hi

I really appreciate your help. I've been working day and night for two weeks on a solution. I was confident there wouldn't be a problem, but sometimes these situations arise. The problem is that I'm pressed for time. I did something simple with an IR photodiode as a pulse counter: it would send ...

I would appreciate any help or guidance you can give me. I'm not sure if these are my mistakes or if it could be a bug. I believe the previous messages were warnings and didn't compromise proper functioning. If you require me to perform any tests, I have what's needed to do so.

Thanks
Enrique

I used it to test the small IR remote control that included the 38 kHz sensor and I made a TX control with flowcode

I obtained two modules, one 36 kHz (TSOP31236) and one 38 kHz (KC-022). I also ordered 10 units of this model. This includes a small IR controller. I modified the flowchart properties of the component and the timers for testing. I added a 16x2 LCD display to see the program's status and what it's ...