IR decoder

Decodes long IR codes, for example from air conditioner / heat pump devices.

Shows the timings, the symbols, and also the decoded signal for certain air conditioners.

Instructions

Connect an IR receiver into the Arduino
Start the sketch, and enter 1, 2 or 3 into the 'Serial Monitor', to select which timings to use
- Try out the alternatives until you get sensible output
- The signal should always start with 'Hh', and within the signal there should only be a couple of 'Hh' pairs (if any)
- 'H' and 'h' should be there only in pairs 'Hh'
- 'H' stands for 'header mark' and 'h' for 'header space'
Point your IR remote to the IR receiver and send the code
Mode '9' can be used to decode known signals, in that case you can send the symbols from the terminal, like entering this:

Hh001101011010111100000111001001010100000000000111000000001111111011010100000001000111001011

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AUXAC.cpp		AUXAC.cpp
Ballu.cpp		Ballu.cpp
Carrier.cpp		Carrier.cpp
Daikin.cpp		Daikin.cpp
Fuego.cpp		Fuego.cpp
Fujitsu.cpp		Fujitsu.cpp
Gree.cpp		Gree.cpp
Hitachi.cpp		Hitachi.cpp
Hyundai.cpp		Hyundai.cpp
MitsubishiElectric.cpp		MitsubishiElectric.cpp
MitsubishiHeavy.cpp		MitsubishiHeavy.cpp
Nibe.cpp		Nibe.cpp
PanasonicCPK.cpp		PanasonicCPK.cpp
README.md		README.md
Samsung.cpp		Samsung.cpp
Sharp.cpp		Sharp.cpp
Toshiba.cpp		Toshiba.cpp
arduino_irreceiver.png		arduino_irreceiver.png
rawirdecode.ino		rawirdecode.ino