Hi Fredrick,
Excellent. I'm glad you got it working, and happy to help.
We lucked-out having someone else do the dirty work for us...;o}
Dave & Anand both make good points above. If you have access to an O-Scope or can
build the sound card version, it makes the whole process a lot easier. And then you'll be
relatively sure your timing is correct.
I suspect this is what someone did when they wrote NexaProtocol.txt. You can probably
tweak the timing down to near perfect if you scope the data output pin on the NEXA
encoder IC in your transmitter.
At least now you have something to work with, and you can see how the timing from
NexaProtocol.txt was converted to a few simple PBP routines.
Cloning most encoders is relatively simple. The decoding part is a LOT more work.
Maybe you could post what you have now in the code examples section to share with
others?
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