I’m going to test the PCB I made for programming an RC5 transmitter; afterwards, I’ll test the PIC16F1847 flowchart.

You also mentioned that you and Jan built a decoder...

It’s great that the weekend is just a day away.

Hi

I’ve been testing the Arduino flowchart, but I haven't managed to get it to detect numbers. I used four IR remote controls, though I’m not actually sure if they operate on the same frequency as the receiver; among them is the Xinda remote sold with the Arduino receiver, which, as far as I ...

I was able to program it in Flowcode 11.

Hi,

I started by testing the Arduino receiver, but I only have the Arduino set up in Flowcode 10; do you think that’s why I’m getting this error when programming it

And you created the flowchart in Flowcode 11.

Enrique

Thanks Martin,

I'm going to start running tests; I'll let you know how it goes in a bit.

Enrique

Hi, thanks Martin.

I have an Arduino and the IR remote; let me run some tests. I'm just getting back, so I'll run the tests in a little while.

Saludos

Hi,

I tried to build a reader for those small IR remote controls—I think it uses the NEC protocol—but after testing it all week, it didn't work. I suspect the programming involved requires an expert level of knowledge, but at least I gave it a shot.

Saludos

Hi Lein,

I’m not looking at screens; I’m pressing the '0' button on the IR remote I’m showing, and the signal I see encoded on the logic analyzer is the one you recommended I check. However, based on what you said, I think it would be better to use the Flowcode 11 component to avoid complications ...

This is the 2

This is the 1 extending the signal