On/Off led with RF Link and 16F628


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    Default Re: On/Off led with RF Link and 16F628

    Try searching the forum on manchester code. There's a transition in the middle of the bit period. Its direction determines 1 or 0.

    Code:
       _          _
    1=| |_   0=|_|
    or vice versa - which is 1 and which is 0 is arbitrary.

    There's usually a series of pulses without spaces to denote the start of a code.

    However, if the codes use KeeLoq, you'll never see the same code twice so storing for comparison with later codes is a waste of time and effort..

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    Default Re: On/Off led with RF Link and 16F628

    Wikipedia has better pictures and a description of manchester codes.

    The widest pulse or space equals 1 bit period. The shortest pulse or space equals 1/2 bit period. Find the middle of each bit period and check the transition.
    Last edited by dhouston; - 12th July 2011 at 12:37.

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