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The simple answer is yes. AnalysIR will capture whatever signals you send/record. By default the export will use whatever was recorded. If the protocol is recognized by AnalysIR, always use the 'clean' feature under Power Tools for better performance, before exporting for use. If you need to extend ...

I can't use paypal because I don't have a credit card because I'm still a student. Is there another payment method? PayPal is the only option currently available. I just need to turn off my Panasonic AC. ..... I was able to turn on the AC with the code that you gave me. but it's hard to turn it off...

Go to the IRremote library on Github. Install the library using the Arduino IDE. (You might be able to install it directly from the IDE without going to Github) Play with all of the examples provided with the library....maybe start with your TV first, before trying the more difficult AC signals. Onc...

looks fine now.

If you don't get a lot of range, try reducing the value of the resistor connected to the IR LED to 68R/47R/22R or 10R (or similar e.g. 2x100R in parallel =50R)

I expect it only turns on.

For any other signals just manually edit the timings to match the working signal.

I did this using our AnalysIR application, which is designed to make these tasks easy for users.

I just checked pinout for one manufacturers 2N2222 and it seems you may have the transistor wired up the wrong way.

Please verify & check the pinout in the data sheet & redo your wiring accordingly.

OK now change it to reflect my suggestions above. & re-post the updated Fritzing image. I am not 100% confident of your current connections to the Transistor. Please post the model of transistor to make get an idea of the pin-out! PS: try to make the wires reflect common convetions...red=>5V, GND=>b...

I meant a circuit diagram. It is hard to see the connections on the transistor. I suspect it is bad-ish Put a 100r to 1K resistor between pin 3 and the base of the transistor. Change the resistor in series with the IR LED to between 10R & 100R. Even better do a web search for a good example Ir trans...

please post a circuit for your emitter

The signal you get is clearly bad. However I do'nt know anything about your IR emitter circuit & type of ESP8266 you are using. Also the receiver you are using. Links & photos/schematics would help. Similarly desbribe you Rx platform as well. Please copy the all of the above and the additional info ...