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by kvthie0
Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:42 pm
Forum: IR Protocols & Codes
Topic: Reverse engineering Sanyo AC rcs-3pss4e remote
Replies: 6
Views: 13597

Re: Reverse engineering Sanyo AC rcs-3pss4e remote

Thanks for your help and time in finding the solution to this problem ! I’ve tried to verify your logic but I can’t reconstruct the checksum. What I did : I made the sum of the nibbles of bytes 3->14 (in LSB8) = 24 nibbles and added 0x04 (or 4 in decimals) but the result of this sum is never equal t...
by kvthie0
Mon Jan 22, 2018 9:28 am
Forum: IR Protocols & Codes
Topic: Reverse engineering Sanyo AC rcs-3pss4e remote
Replies: 6
Views: 13597

Reverse engineering Sanyo AC rcs-3pss4e remote

Hi everybody, I try to reverse engineer the Sanyo AC rcs-3pss4e remote. This is a 152-bit protocol (sanyo 152AC). I was able to figure out the meaning of all bits except the last byte and bit 57 (bit 1 of byte 8). I suppose the last byte is the checksum. Unfortunately, I cannot find the key to calcu...
by kvthie0
Fri Jan 19, 2018 1:15 pm
Forum: IR Protocols & Codes
Topic: MSB vs. LSB8
Replies: 2
Views: 4669

MSB vs. LSB8

Hello, As a beginner I've probably a very, very basic question : I converted several signals from MSB to LSB8. This is what I found in the help documentation of AnalysIR : “LSB8 takes the MSB format hex value and turns each 8 bit byte of the overall HEX value into LSB. For example, the MSB HEX (Bina...