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==== RC6 'windows' remote ==== | ==== RC6 'windows' remote ==== | ||
This sends 36-bit RC6 codes. They all seem to be of the form 0xC8034x4hl. The leading C doesn't show with my current decoder of choice, or isn't really there. The x is either 8 or 0, flipping for each key pressed, so you can distinguish between a key being held or pushed twice in a row. The h and l indicate the variable bits in the code sent, the table below gives a name to each of these. Order is a left to right, top to bottom scan of the remote, treating the volume and channel + - as one, rocker, button. | This sends 36-bit RC6 codes. They all seem to be of the form 0xC8034x4hl. The leading C doesn't show with my current decoder of choice, or isn't really there. The x is either 8 or 0, flipping for each key pressed, so you can distinguish between a key being held or pushed twice in a row. The h and l indicate the variable bits in the code sent, the table below gives a name to each of these. Order is a left to right, top to bottom scan of the remote, treating the volume and channel + - as one, rocker, button. | ||
{| | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|+RC6 'windows' remote | |||
|-0C | |- | ||
!Code | |||
!Label | |||
|- | |||
|0C | |||
|power | |power | ||
|-30 | |- | ||
|30 | |||
|pause | |pause | ||
|-37 | |- | ||
|37 | |||
|record | |record | ||
|-31 | |- | ||
|31 | |||
|stop | |stop | ||
|-29 | |- | ||
|29 | |||
|reverse | |reverse | ||
|-2C | |- | ||
|2C | |||
|play | |play | ||
|-28 | |- | ||
|28 | |||
|forwards | |forwards | ||
|-21 | |- | ||
|21 | |||
|previous | |previous | ||
|-20 | |- | ||
|20 | |||
|next | |next | ||
|-83 | |- | ||
|83 | |||
|back | |back | ||
|-CB | |- | ||
|CB | |||
|info | |info | ||
|-58 | |- | ||
|58 | |||
|up | |up | ||
|-5A | |- | ||
|5A | |||
|left | |left | ||
|-5C | |- | ||
|5C | |||
|ok | |ok | ||
|-5B | |- | ||
|5B | |||
|right | |right | ||
|-28 | |- | ||
|28 | |||
|down | |down | ||
|-10 | |- | ||
|10 | |||
|vol+ | |vol+ | ||
|-11 | |- | ||
|11 | |||
|vol- | |vol- | ||
|-5D | |- | ||
|5D | |||
|logo | |logo | ||
|-1E | |- | ||
|1E | |||
|ch+ | |ch+ | ||
|-1F | |- | ||
|1F | |||
|ch- | |ch- | ||
|-0D | |- | ||
|0D | |||
|mute | |mute | ||
|-9B | |- | ||
|9B | |||
|tvrecord | |tvrecord | ||
|-3E | |- | ||
|3E | |||
|tvguide | |tvguide | ||
|-2E | |- | ||
|2E | |||
|tvplay | |tvplay | ||
|-54 | |- | ||
|54 | |||
|disc | |disc | ||
|-01 | |- | ||
|01 | |||
|1 | |1 | ||
|-02 | |- | ||
|02 | |||
|2 | |2 | ||
|-03 | |- | ||
|03 | |||
|3 | |3 | ||
|-04 | |- | ||
|04 | |||
|4 | |4 | ||
|-05 | |- | ||
|05 | |||
|5 | |5 | ||
|-06 | |- | ||
|06 | |||
|6 | |6 | ||
|-07 | |- | ||
|07 | |||
|7 | |7 | ||
|-08 | |- | ||
|08 | |||
|8 | |8 | ||
|-09 | |- | ||
|09 | |||
|9 | |9 | ||
|-33 | |- | ||
|33 | |||
|* | |* | ||
|-00 | |- | ||
|00 | |||
|0 | |0 | ||
|-32 | |- | ||
|32 | |||
|# | |# | ||
|-3A | |- | ||
|3A | |||
|clear | |clear | ||
|-2F | |- | ||
|2F | |||
|teletext | |teletext | ||
|-34 | |- | ||
|34 | |||
|enter | |enter | ||
|-6D | |- | ||
|6D | |||
|red | |red | ||
|-6E | |- | ||
|6E | |||
|green | |green | ||
|-6F | |- | ||
|6F | |||
|yellow | |yellow | ||
|-70 | |- | ||
|70 | |||
|blue | |blue | ||
|} | |} |
Revision as of 10:10, 3 February 2018
Project "IRRemotes":
Project Luteijn/IRRemotes | |
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Status | In progress |
Contact | Luteijn |
Last Update | 2018-02-03 |
IRRemotes
Controlling things with an IR Remote is fun. Here's what some of my remotes send out, for easy (re)use in projects with an IR Receiver. Sniffed the codes with a Vortex robot, made up the names in the tables myself.
RC6 'windows' remote
This sends 36-bit RC6 codes. They all seem to be of the form 0xC8034x4hl. The leading C doesn't show with my current decoder of choice, or isn't really there. The x is either 8 or 0, flipping for each key pressed, so you can distinguish between a key being held or pushed twice in a row. The h and l indicate the variable bits in the code sent, the table below gives a name to each of these. Order is a left to right, top to bottom scan of the remote, treating the volume and channel + - as one, rocker, button.
Code | Label |
---|---|
0C | power |
30 | pause |
37 | record |
31 | stop |
29 | reverse |
2C | play |
28 | forwards |
21 | previous |
20 | next |
83 | back |
CB | info |
58 | up |
5A | left |
5C | ok |
5B | right |
28 | down |
10 | vol+ |
11 | vol- |
5D | logo |
1E | ch+ |
1F | ch- |
0D | mute |
9B | tvrecord |
3E | tvguide |
2E | tvplay |
54 | disc |
01 | 1 |
02 | 2 |
03 | 3 |
04 | 4 |
05 | 5 |
06 | 6 |
07 | 7 |
08 | 8 |
09 | 9 |
33 | * |
00 | 0 |
32 | # |
3A | clear |
2F | teletext |
34 | enter |
6D | red |
6E | green |
6F | yellow |
70 | blue |