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IRSENDRAW #17
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Hi. Turns out that if you turn on the raw mode it is possible to read and store code up to 100 words, then it resumes and captures another sequence. I am trying to find out where to change it to make able to store larger codes. Let us hope @enc-X give us a shortcut for that. Regards, Luciano |
Thank you so much! Other problem maybe is on the irrecv h lib! |
While checking the code, I realize this RAWBUF variable which is set to 100 in the IrremoteESP8266.h. Will try changing it to a larger value later today and see if it works. |
Yes, thats a problem too! Thank you so much! Try with ac controllers that return between 240 to 278 ints code
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While checking the code, I realize this RAWBUF variable which is set to 100 in the IrremoteESP8266.h. Will try changing it to a larger value later today and see if it works.
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I was mistaken in the last message. The file is IRrecv.h Change
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and BINGO! Problem solved! Best regards, Luciano |
Hummm both has that Constant! Well, i test it soon! Thanks to help us!
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I was mistaken in the last message. The file is IRrecv.h
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#define RAWBUF 100U // Default length of raw capture buffer
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#define RAWBUF 512U // Default length of raw capture buffer
and BINGO! Problem solved!
Best regards,
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Something is wrong. #define SLOTS_NUMBER 20 // Number of slots And, there is a AIR IR CONTROLLER is that always is returning to results.decode_type variable the 15 value . And to the results.bits variable the 24 value ? What 15 and 24 values means? |
Sorry pal. I did not change those for mine to work. Slot size of 300 is for saving data to SPIFFS I suppose. It is ok for me. My air conditioner code reaches 217 words only. Best, Luciano |
still have bugs! Because i tested my AIR IR CONTROLLER RAW in another INFRARED C routine and works very nice! On mqtt-ir-transciever not works! |
Just a dumb question: did you enable raw Mode? |
Good morning
Yes, i did!
I tested many, about 40, but there is an AC IR CONTROLLER that does not work!
CARRIER TYPE RG52B/BGCE
Miguel
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Enviado: sábado, 1 de setembro de 2018 11:58
Para: enc-X/mqtt-ir-transceiver
Cc: tcpipchip; Author
Assunto: Re: [enc-X/mqtt-ir-transceiver] IRSENDRAW (#17)
Just a dumb question: did you enable raw Mode?
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I mean, i can read the RG52B/BGCE, but the if rules to detect if NEC/SONY etc, fails But RAW is enough to me! |
Sir,
Do this software allow to capture infrared data from no standard hardware and save a RAW code and send the raw code to MQTT server ?
My RAW code got is about 240 words, for example, using IRsendRAW()
TCPIPCHIP
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