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I am receiving the following string for the ON button and the decoded is on 32 bits but I've see that you are mentioning 35 bits.

That is an issue with IRremote.

We have posted a much better sketch on our blog for recording long AC signals.

Yes, I mported your signal into AnalysIR and it decodes as GREE35_67AC (35 bits), with a HEX value of 685803052 You should be able to send the signal using the automatically generated code below, via batch Export feature of AnalysIR. /* Automatically Generated by AnalysIR - Batch Export Utility Regi...

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@DemoN It really depends on what you are using to source IR signals for AnalysIR. To get the carrier frequency recorded, you need to use 2 IR receivers. The IR Learner measures the carrier frequency. (We have IR component kits available in our online shop or we also have some A.IR Shield 'eval' unit...

I have loaded your forst signal into AnalysIr and got the following results... /* Automatically Generated by AnalysIR - Batch Export Utility Registered to: xxxxxxxx Session History Type : Key : Value : Bits : Carrier Frequency (kHz) 0 : GREE35_67AC : : 4950030528804000D : 67 : 0 Note: Be sure to use...

Sorry for some reason I missed this post until now.

I will respond shortly.

I imported the first of your signals into AnalysIr and it is indeed recognised a a valid Toshiba AC signal, as below. I have also cleaned the signal for you with AnalysIR. /* Automatically Generated by AnalysIR - Batch Export Utility Registered to: xxxxxxxx Session History Type : Key : Value : Bits ...

Encoding : SANYO Code : FFFFFFFF (0 bits) unsigned int rawData[115] = {500,550, 550,1500,...} As you can see, the output is composed of 115 intervals (or at least this is what I think they are...). 1) Why do I read --> Code : FFFFFFFF (0 bits) ? Is it because I have more than 32 bits? Irremote is n...

My last question is: - If I understood correctly from your previous answer, I can see the HEX code (see attached image) for a command using Reverse Engineering tool, If I copy that HEX code and put it into a lirc.conf will work? These hex codes are the same as in History, in the main window and usua...

Hi Osvalso Is there a problem to use RAW commands in my lirc.conf? the only issue so far (not a real issue, more a personal issue): the file is so big with many lines and to review all the defined names I have to parse the file. No. Not a big task for a Linux/Rpi system to process. How can I convert...