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From: <li...@ba...> - 2010-09-29 07:15:10
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Hi! José Jorge Enríquez "jos...@gm..." wrote: > We are trying to set a custom remote control to be used with lirc, the > format consists of one leading pulse and 16 data bits, last 2 bits are > toggle and parity bits. Every bit starts with a pulse of 1.16 ms and a > gap of 1.125ms for zero values and 2.875ms for ones. > > An example data sequence could be: > > Leading pulse -> 14 data bits -> 1 toggle bit -> 1 parity bit > > I'd like to know how could I create a lirc file for this, what are the > units for one, zero and gap values? How can I tell lirc to use toggle > and parity bits? is it possible? or how do I indicate it to ignore > them? Just run irrecord to create the config file. It should auto-detect all this. > Besides this, is it possible to have a low value mean a '1' and a high > voltage value mean a '0'? Or do I need to force '1' to high voltage? Are you using a serial port receiver? Christoph |