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It works well with a Nano clone & CH340 drivers for us.

However, the Demo version does not allow connection to the Arduino. You must upgrade to a full version to get the this functionality.


I suspect that this is your issue.

The Arduino's 5V output should be OK. (Assuming a standard Arduino like a UNO or Leonardo, connected via USB)

As mentioned in the blog post, if you use 2 x IR LEds in series you will get twice the output for the same current draw.

Let me know, how you get on.

One more thing....


....making sure the IR carrier frequency matches the targeted Ir receiver will also ensure maximum range and of course pointing the top of the IR LEd at the receiver is a thing some people forget

See the circuit on our blog: http://www.analysir.com/blog/2013/11/22/constant-current-infrared-led-circuit/ Ther is no way to increae range from an Arduino, without extra circuitry. Using an emitter like TSAL6100, will get you extra range. Other than that it is all about the current passing thru the...

Hi Paolo

Thanks for the update...glad it works now.

AnalysIR supports a range of AC protocols and decodes them to the HEX/Binary values. It is up to the user (you) to complete the reverse engineering of translating the binary values to individual fields. AnalysIR includes a checksum calculator which can help to quickly identify the type of checksum. ...

There are a number of ways to achieve this. First Approach A. You could send the long signal buffer over Zigbee in multiple messages and rebuild at the remote end. B. Probably the simplest approach. Another Approach 1. First clean the signal using Menu->Power Tools->Clean History . 2. You will then ...

Dublin, Ireland – 17th April 2015. We are happy to announce the latest ‘April 2015’ preview #2 release of AnalysIR to all our backers & supporters. The latest release includes some significant new features and fixes which are summarised in the associated Release Notes. (via link below). Some Hig...

Hi You are unlikely to get people to do all of the work for you. Why not post the code you have attempted already. There are several examples posted recently on the blog showing how to go about reverse engineering AC protocols. There is also a free arduino sketch for capturing AC and other difficult...

Did you get it working?