#26 Translating data into lirc config file

[Virgus]

Hello,
I need your advise to create a lirc config file of a four symbol protocol.
It belongs to some RF controlled power sockets sold by Carrefour and other shops:
http://www.econologie.com/shop/images/tr433_2_kit_par_4_prises.jpg

The attached png shows 4 symbols used: assuming d the base duration and m:mark s:space
we have m(d)s(d), m(2d)s(2d), m(d)s(2d), m(2d)s(d)

Is there a way to represent this four symbols protocol in lirc?

Thanks,
best regards.
V.

[Ian]

Use the
-f
command line with irrecord, and it will capture raw signals and not try (and potentially fail) to decode them

[Virgus]

Hello Ian, thanks for your reply.
It's RF so I cannot use irrecord unless I re-modulate the output
of the RF receiver and send it as it was IR.

I already have written the raw representation of the codes I got from the logic analyser
but I need to know if is possible to represent a four symbols protocol
in winlirc.

I've seen in the config file format there are RC-MM remotes' three (pthree,sthree) and two (ptwo,stwo) symbols.

Is there a way to fake RC-MM remote config file for re-creating my RF signal?

Thanks,
V.

[Ian]

So your problem is trying to transmit the data, not recording it ? I wouldn't worry about decoding it, just use the raw values.

[Virgus]

Yes just transmitting for now.
I found several RF protocols have four symbols encoding and
would like to keep being compliant to lirc format...

[Ian]

Raw is a perfectly valid LIRC format. Not all protocols can be decoded generically.