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First thing to try is to point the remote IR LED directly at the LearnIR receiver from a distance of 1->2m (or 3->6 feet). Once you get rid of the RAW sinals, we can then look at other issue. Finally, You can connect the LearnIR directly to the AnalysIR app, to avoid relaying them via the LearnIR APP.

Sadly, there seems to be no useful info on this device online. There is a mention that they try to make it difficult to reproduce the signal. The only thing I can suggest is opening up and applying an oscilloscope or logic analyzer to see what the signal is like. Alternatively, you could try: https:...

First thoughts are that it may not be a modulated IR signal, like a TV or STB. For example it could be an IRDA device which is not the same a consumer IR. (Although IRDA is usually very short range) If you post the relevant makes & model #s, I will try to check them out. The 58 after the LIR: in...

forgot to mention...also post the model # of the device(S) and the remote(s)

Email me a full set of codes in a saved session file (Menu->File->save session) Also, send 2 signals for each one immediately after to ensure we get any toggle bit. I will then look into it. (However, I will be travelling over the next feew days so may not reply until next week) Based on a quick loo...

OK - will send you an email shortly.

Hi If you had a copy of AnalysIR, you could do this in bulk. Other wise the main option would be to use The LearnIR app as you know. I could email you a python script that will convert from LIR to RAW. You can easily adjust this, if you know a little Python. I guess you could also port it to C if in...

Ir signals are made up of marks & spaces. In your signal the negative values are spaces. Tje non-negative are marks. A space is essentially no IR is sent. A mark is sent as a modulated(PWM) signal. see https://www.sbprojects.net/knowledge/ir/index.php There are many pages of info under the menu....

Soory no...but a quick search should provide a few

Unfortunately, we don't support the RPI PIco at this time and would try to avoid using python (vs c). The good news is that I imported your signal timings into AnalysIR and it decodes as Mitsubishi 288 AC signal. Based on a quick read of your code you are not providing any pwm to the carrier on the ...