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'anyIR' Infrared Transmitter for MMB18, MMB33 and MMB STM32-M4, also Fusion-PIC32

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Author: Hex Hexreader

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Category: Communication

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License: MIT license  

Ever wondered what extra things you could do if your TV remote control had extra buttons? This project allows you to send every possible code to your TV or other domestic devices, as long as it uses one of the 8 common protocols provided here

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Project Blog

25 September 2014

Added a version forEasyPIC Fusion with PIC32MX795F512L and PIC32 C compiler. Use IRclick board in mikrobus 1. Turn off all LEDs

1 September 2012

Added a version for Mikromedia for STM32 M4 board and ARM C compiler

10 July 2012

Connect pin 33 of MMB (or better still, battery boost shield) to a 100 Ohm resistor and IR LED in series to Gnd.

Then you can send any code in any of eight IR protocols to your TV, DVD player or other domestic device.

Connect a higher current driver circuit and use a high current LED (or two) if you want longer range

Common Sony TV buttons are the easiest to work with if you have a Sony TV, but you can choose your own protocol, frequency and bytes to transmit.

I have a Samsung TV, so you will see I have set up handy Samsung buttons.

You can experiment to see what extra functions your TV (or other device) can perform in addition to the functions that your remote control will give.

To put Sony TV into test mode use the yellow buttons: Sony service - send - Sony TV inf -send

Same process to exit Sony test mode

See the sbprojects web site for an explanation of domestic IR protocols

See my other LIBSTOCK code example entries for IR reception and other IR related stuff

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