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Great...glad to be of help!

So how can i decode correctly other signals too, e.g Turn off??

Just copy the same steps for each signal.


Alternatively, you can get your own copy of AnalysIR, which is what I used to generate the 'C' code.
http://www.analysir.com/blog/get-analysir/

Hi Yes you have decoded the signal correctly, however only the first part. The signal is longer than standard NEC and also in 2 parts. The timing looks like the standard NEC protocol, but the number of bits are longer. IRremote will not send this signal, beacause one of the durations is too long for...

Hi I presume you are using IRremote to capture these timings. Please post the model # of the Carirer AirCon unit, the model # of the remote control and the Arduino model you are using. Some comments: - It looks like you have hit the limit of 100 for RAWBUF in the library. So you can change this to s...

One of our users contributed a set of IR signals for a Samsung AC unit. The signal timings are in RAW format and can be used to send the signals using IRLIB or IRremote. They can also be imported into AnalysIR, which can export the 'c' code to transmit them using an Arduino. Other export formats inc...

Jayo

Following your post on the forum, we have added (untested) support for 24-bit SONY.

Up to 20 bits will appear as SONY & 24 bits should appear as MilesTag.


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Let me know if it works!

It's always a good idea to try out all of the examples provided with the IRremote or IRLib library first and test it out on your TV. That way you can better avoid some of the basic pitfalls. Also, check out our blog post on: Arduino: 10 common pitfalls with Infrared Remote Control http://www.analysi...

Hi I can see one error, so change the following line irsend.sendRaw(power_ON, sizeof(power_ON)/sizeof(int), 38); The modulation frequency is usually 38 (kHz) [you had 3] and using 'sizeof' is just easier because you dont have to calculate the length manually. If you still have problems, record the s...

Hi Jay Thanks for the well presented post. As you guessed, SONY must be 8, 12, 15 or 20 bits & is implemented as such within AnalysIR. Have you found any corruption on the Oscilloscope with these signals? That IR receiver may not be the best? What is the modulation frequency of the source Signal...

A quick reminder: The classifications in this topic/thread are for longer Air Conditioner Infrared remote control signals only.
Most IR receivers will work fine for TVs and other media devices, as long as the modulation frequency matches)

TSOP38238 AC Remote: R11HG/E AC Unit: CARRIER brand, the model number is 38MPQ2405 Data Bits: 48 + 48 (96) IR receiver: TSOP348238 Status: FAIL Optional Comments: User Aldagoni, reports this receiver can receive intermittently for a selection of AC units (Works sometimes, other times not). Although...