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I will email you the sketch directly & follow up on the other stuff after that.

OK ...tnx

Hi Dieter Thanks for the update, very interesting :) The signals are almost identical withe very different headers. see image from AnalysIR: 2020-01-26 13_45_59-AnalysIR 1.16.100.8303.jpg A likely explanation: Headers (lead-in) which are placed at the start of many IR signals are used to alowl the G...

That is a known issue & is fixed for the next release.

The workaround is to turn off the check for updates at startup via the Help menu. FYI: Not AV related.

Great!, glad you are past that

MAJOR FACEPALM :roll: I pointed to the wrong core in the docs...it should be the watterott one instead of the minicore. So, just go ahead and use/install the ATmeag328PB core at: https://github.com/watterott/ATmega328PB-Testing or you can just insert the following into the additional Boards Manager ...

Hi Shaun i am running 1.8.9 of the IDE and 2.0.3 of MCUdude's MiniCore. Boards Manager: BoardsManager.jpg Tools Menu: ToolsMenuArduino1.8.9.jpg The first thing to try is to install the IDE & minicore as above. I just noticed from the minicore github, that the features have been updated from what I h...

3) I get a compiler error complaining of a missing file:

I have also added intructions to the WiKi about installing he extEEPROM library to the Arduino IDE.

2) The wiki says to load the folder into the IDE but this does not compute for me. The IDE loads an *.ino file and if that file does not have the same name as the folder in which it resides, the IDE offers to create a folder of that name and move the *.ino file into it. The folder, as downloaded & ...

1) In my Arduino IDE (v 1.8.10), the Tools>Board menu does not offer a "ATmega328PB Crystal Clock" selection as instructed in the "Getting Started" wiki. I have installed the "Atmel AVR Xplained minis" core for the IDE, which gets me a "ATmega328pb-xplained mini" selection under the Tools>Board men...