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Interesting question. It is not too common to have 56kHz modulation, but clearly for Milestag like devices it is. Unfortunately, we haven't used IRremote or IRLib for 56kHz yet. If I get some time later I will try it out on the oscilloscope. The thing to consider is that 56kHz is just under 18 uSecs...

I have adjusted the forum setting to allow txt files(hopefully got it right). The links you provided were broken, so please try to upload them again (or email them to me if it doesnt work for you) I also found an infrared remote control in our box which is also a MS MCE and it seems to be a similar ...

Great It looks pretty straight forward - except it is also a bit unusual. You say you get these 2 different signals from pressing the same 'power key' (Please confirm) (Normally the toggle function is much earlier in the signal for RC6 typpe signals) Can you post a link to the remote control you are...

This post contains the Arduino code used to generate the above signal. The code below (other than IRremote etc, which is open source) is free to use by all. (Just credit AnalysIR where possible and link to http://www.AnalysIR.com) #include <IRremote.h> /* Automatically Generated by AnalysIR - Batch ...

Ok with the help of the Batch export feature of AnalysIR (Menu->File->Batch Export->IRremote) I ammended some existing code I had to generate your AC power signal from above. I have included an image of the original signal and a newly generated on from an Arduino, below. I will explaing some of the ...

Great This is a much cleaner image & and you will notice the large gap in the middle of 19820 uSecs. Unfortunately, IRremote cant handle this. However, we should be able to send you some code to work around this. I will test this out for you tomorrow and post the example code. (its late here now...

Good news to report! In the upcoming release of AnalysIR, we will be introducing direct connection to the Raspberry PI via LAN (ethernet or Wi-Fi). This will remove the need to use virtual COM ports such as HWVSP - thus making installation much simpler for users. In future, we will also make use of ...

Just for completeness/reference, I have attached a trace of the problem signals here, captured using AnalysIR.

OK - lets wait for the new IR Receivers. One other thing to try, is to double check that you have the IR Receiver signal pin actually connected to Pin 2 (I have seen situations where an input is connected to an adjacent pin & there was crosstalk onto the correct pin. This is unlikely given the p...

OK We managed to import the Infrared signals into AnalysIR and the screenshot is attached. Some things to note: The signal is like a typical NEC type signal, but with different timings and a different number of bits (looks like 35 bits on first glance) Next there is an issue with your IRremote code ...