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Hi

I will look at this for you later and respond....

Recently, two of our users in France (Vincent & Mathieu) collaborated to reverse engineer the Panasonic AC Infrared protocol, one of the more challenging AC Infrared protocols using AnalysIR. Not only did they identify the codes & checksum but also provided some impressive documentation and ...

Here is an example of sending these long signals for a Mitsubishi AC unit using automatically generated code from AnalysIR for IRLib. We show 6 example signals, but because of SRAM limits we can only compile one signal at a time for testing. Also, because of a restriction in IRLib, you will first ne...

If you prefer to use IRremote then just follow a similar process to the above, but this time using the IRremote library and it's IRsendDemo example sketch. In general we suggest using IRLib rather than IRremote, particularly for Air Conditioner signals. IRLib is a more modern/recent re-write of IRre...

The example above used an inbuilt protocol supported by the IRLib library. Here we show an example using the 'RAW' method. This can be useful for unsupported signal types, such as Air Conditioner signals which are not directly supported by the available libraries. (Note: We have used the same signal...

A user from Singapore asked about including the automatically generated C code from AnalysIR for use with with IRLib. The steps are simple: - Download and install the latest version of IRLib library. - First record the signals using AnalysIR - Then use the batch export feature Menu->File->Batch Expo...

1057 D21B AC Remote: Gree AC remote AC Unit: Gree AC unit Data Bits: 67 (35+32) IR receiver: 1057 D21B Status: FAIL Optional Comments: One user reported and inverted signal stream and lots of noise during IDLE. No data sheet availablefor this IR Receiver ( avoid for all uses ). Ther are lots of iss...

OK

I just did a quick check and couldnt find a data sheet for this receiver....not a good sign. Also, there are several reports of issues like yours, that I have outlined above. So yes anothe receiver is a good idea.

Did the signal from my last post work?

Great! ....download details have been emailed to you. We have several blog posts relevant to this issue: ..... in case other readers are interested! http://www.analysir.com/blog/2013/11/22/constant-current-infrared-led-circuit/ http://www.analysir.com/blog/2014/03/05/arduino-10-common-pitfalls-infra...

I didn't check your sketch in detail. However, it is very clear that the 300ms delay is way too short and could be overloading the system(?)...change that to 5 or 10 secs. Also change the order to ON->beep->Off...otherwise you might miss a valid signal because the unit is off. Lastly, use your remot...