#avr Logs

Jan 30 2022

02:12 AM nohit: https://github.com/avrdudes
06:45 AM SamantazFox is now known as SamantazFox_
06:45 AM SamantazFox_ is now known as SamantazFox
01:35 PM specing_ is now known as specing
03:53 PM dontyouloveshort: hi
03:54 PM dontyouloveshort: looking at this led light remote https://i.otto.de/i/otto/6af7ce8b-75d7-583b-a6b5-377612a28048?w=1024&h=1024 do you think that there exists code for avr or a hardware module to control it from a avr?
04:12 PM dontyouloveshort: this looks like a workaround; https://www.instructables.com/Control-Ceiling-Fan-With-an-Echo-Using-a-Raspberry/
04:13 PM dontyouloveshort: that guy used the circuit board from the remote and attached it to a rpi
04:37 PM polprog: dontyouloveshort: depends on the protocol.. if the remote is IR then its fairly simple do do. RF would need to have the original remote modded just like in the instructable
04:40 PM dontyouloveshort: havent read the whole article, how do you copy ir signals?
04:51 PM Phantom: dontyouloveshort: as polprog said, IR is easyish, RF is near impossible
04:53 PM polprog: dontyouloveshort: in principle you just need to probe the IR led, find the modulation it uses and then the encoding, it will be a dead simple serial protocol, the modulation is definitely OOK
04:53 PM polprog: in the range of 30-40kHz
05:08 PM Phantom: 30-60
05:08 PM Phantom: 56k is also common...
05:25 PM dontyouloveshort: great
05:25 PM dontyouloveshort: thanks for the input