Porting/Converting LIRC database for use with PICs


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    Default Porting/Converting LIRC database for use with PICs

    The site at http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/ lists some of the popular infrared and radio control encoding specifications. I saw that my ceiling fan remote controller is listed (http://lirc.sourceforge.net/remotes/hampton_bay/UC7078T). I am currently trying to write a PIC Basic code for a custom ceiling fan RF controller with extra features like a timer, automatic temperature regulation, etc. The encoder chip used in the RF remote is M1E (http://www.mosdesign.com.tw/datashee...coder/dM1E.PDF) and I am trying to replicate the encoder output of the chip. The problem I am having is that the encoder used in the original transmitter outputs 12-bits of serial data into the transmitter module and when I use SEROUT, I am only able to output 8-bits at a time. There's also the issue of timing which doesn't exactly fit any of the standard baud rates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sumkrnboy View Post
    I am currently trying to write a PIC Basic code
    Let us see what you've got...

    I am trying to replicate the encoder output of the chip
    See your other thread...

    The problem I am having is that the encoder used in the original transmitter outputs 12-bits of serial data into the transmitter module and when I use SEROUT, I am only able to output 8-bits at a time.
    Yes that is a problem, which can be creatively overcome with a little bit of thought.

    There's also the issue of timing which doesn't exactly fit any of the standard baud rates.
    Which is not usually a problem for PBP. It's right in the manual.

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