IRMP - Revision history

GooPie4o at 17:27, 10 May 2018

2018-05-10T17:27:33Z

GooPie4o at 12:12, 26 October 2014

2014-10-26T12:12:43Z

Coffee: correct previous revision

2014-08-12T11:54:00Z

correct previous revision

Coffee: Edit for clarity that pins other than OC0/OC2 can not be used to send IR Signals.

2014-08-12T11:49:52Z

Edit for clarity that pins other than OC0/OC2 can not be used to send IR Signals.

GooPie4o at 07:04, 23 July 2014

2014-07-23T07:04:50Z

GooPie4o: /* Remote IRMP */

2014-07-23T07:00:30Z

‎Remote IRMP

GooPie4o: /* Remote IRMP */

2014-07-23T06:56:32Z

‎Remote IRMP

GooPie4o at 17:31, 21 July 2014

2014-07-21T17:31:44Z

GooPie4o: /* Configuration */

2014-07-21T17:30:42Z

‎Configuration

GooPie4o: Undo revision 1237 by GooPie4o (talk)

2014-06-04T15:51:17Z

Undo revision 1237 by GooPie4o (talk)

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 {{Module
 |NAME=IRMP
-|MENUCONFIG={{I/O}}->IR Receivers->IRMP
+|MENUCONFIG={{I/O}}->IR Receivers->IRMP IR
 |STATUS={{stable}}
 |PINNING=yes
@@ Line 69: / Line 69: @@
    │ │                      [*] IRMP ecmd
    │ │                      --- Protocols
-   │ │                      [ ] SIRCS
+   │ │                      [ ] A1TVBOX
-   │ │                      [*] NEC
+   │ │                      [ ] ACP24
-   │ │                      [ ] NEC16
+   ...
    │ │                      [ ] THOMSON
-   │ │                      [ ] BOSE
+   │ │                      [ ] VINCENT
    │ │                      --- Network
    │ │                      [*] Remote IRMP
@@ Line 188: / Line 156: @@
 dnl 02 = NEC
 dnl 03 = SAMSUNG
-dnl 04 = MATSUSHITA
+dnl 04 = MATSUSH
 dnl 05 = KASEIKYO
 dnl 06 = RECS80
-dnl 07 = RC5(x)
+dnl 07 = RC5
 dnl 08 = DENON
 dnl 09 = RC6
-dnl 10 = SAMSUNG32 * no tx support yet
+dnl 10 = SAMSG32
 dnl 11 = APPLE
-dnl 12 = RECS80EXT
+dnl 12 = RECS80EX
 dnl 13 = NUBERT
-dnl 14 = BANG&OLUFSEN
+dnl 14 = BANG
 dnl 15 = GRUNDIG
 dnl 16 = NOKIA
@@ Line 207: / Line 175: @@
 dnl 21 = RC6A
 dnl 22 = NIKON
-dnl 23 = RUWIDO      * no tx support yet
+dnl 23 = RUWIDO
 dnl 24 = IR60
-dnl 25 = KATHREIN    * no tx support yet
+dnl 25 = KATHREIN
-dnl 26 = NETBOX      * no tx support yet
+dnl 26 = NETBOX
 dnl 27 = NEC16
 dnl 28 = NEC42
 dnl 29 = LEGO
 dnl 30 = THOMSON
-dnl 31 = BOSE        * no tx support yet
+dnl 31 = BOSE
 dnl 32 = A1TVBOX
-dnl 33 = ORTEK       * no tx support yet
+dnl 33 = ORTEK
-dnl 34 = TELEFUNKEN  * no tx support yet
+dnl 34 = TELEFUNKEN
 dnl 35 = ROOMBA
-dnl 36 = RCMM32      * no tx support yet
+dnl 36 = RCMM32
-dnl 37 = RCMM24      * no tx support yet
+dnl 37 = RCMM24
-dnl 38 = RCMM16      * no tx support yet
+dnl 38 = RCMM12
 IRMP_PROTOCOL = 2;
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 IRMP_WRITE;
 </source>
 Command 5678 to device 1234 will be send with one repetition using the NEC protocol.

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 |CODE=[https://github.com/ethersex/ethersex/tree/master/hardware/ir/irmp https://github.com/ethersex/ethersex/tree/master/hardware/ir/irmp]
 }}
 IRMP is a port of the [http://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/IRMP infrared multi-protocol decoder] for [[Ethersex]].

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 * IRMP_RX_LOW_ACTIVE - the IR receiver is low-active (undef = high-active)
 * IRMP_RX_LED_LOW_ACTIVE - the control LED of the receiver is switched to USS (undef = switched to GND)
-* IRMP_TX - pin the IR sender is connected to (=output of Timer0 or Timer2, see IRMP_USE_TIMER2)<br>'''Caution: 0A to 2A if MCU with A / B channel''' Pins other than OC0 or 0C2 can not be used. Trying to do so will fail without an error message.
+* IRMP_TX - pin the IR sender is connected to (=output of Timer0 or Timer2, see IRMP_USE_TIMER2)<br>'''Caution: 0A to 2A if MCU with A / B channel''' Without an external modulator, pins other than OC0 or 0C2 can not be used. Trying to do so will fail without an error message.
 * IRMP_TX_LED_LOW_ACTIVE - the control LED of the sender is switched to USS (undef = switched to GND)

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 * IRMP_RX_LOW_ACTIVE - the IR receiver is low-active (undef = high-active)
 * IRMP_RX_LED_LOW_ACTIVE - the control LED of the receiver is switched to USS (undef = switched to GND)
-* IRMP_TX - pin the IR sender is connected to (=output of Timer0 or Timer2, see IRMP_USE_TIMER2)<br>'''Caution: 0A to 2A if MCU with A / B channel'''
+* IRMP_TX - pin the IR sender is connected to (=output of Timer0 or Timer2, see IRMP_USE_TIMER2)<br>'''Caution: 0A to 2A if MCU with A / B channel''' Pins other than OC0 or 0C2 can not be used. Trying to do so will fail without an error message.
 * IRMP_TX_LED_LOW_ACTIVE - the control LED of the sender is switched to USS (undef = switched to GND)

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 == Remote IRMP ==
+[[File:Remote_buttler.png|200px|thumb|right|Android App]]
 This is an implementation of the [https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Remote_IRMP Remote IRMP protocol ] in [[Ethersex]]. Control your HiFi equipment with your smartphone.

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:00, 23 July 2014
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	== Remote IRMP ==		== Remote IRMP ==

−	~~Control your HiFi equipment with your smartphone.~~	+	This is an implementation of the [https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Remote_IRMP Remote IRMP protocol ] in [[Ethersex]]. Control your HiFi equipment with your smartphone.
−
−	This is an implementation of the [https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Remote_IRMP Remote IRMP protocol ] in [[Ethersex]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:56, 23 July 2014
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	== Remote IRMP ==		== Remote IRMP ==

−	~~work in progress~~...	+	Control your HiFi equipment with your smartphone.
		+
		+	This is an implementation of the [https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Remote_IRMP Remote IRMP protocol ] in [[Ethersex]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:31, 21 July 2014
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	Command 5678 to device 1234 will be send with one repetition using the NEC protocol.		Command 5678 to device 1234 will be send with one repetition using the NEC protocol.
		+
		+	== Remote IRMP ==
		+
		+	work in progress...

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    │ │                      [ ] RCMM24
    │ │                      [ ] RCMM12
    │ │                      --- Debugging Flags
    │ │                      [ ] IRMP
+  │ │                      [ ] Remote IRMP
 IRMP also decodes the RC5 protocol, so that the separately [[Ethersex]] contained [[RC5]] decoder is not needed any longer.