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Re: FIRM Pics + Questions



Hi Shane,

As part of the questions are related to my application (IRM).. I'll try to
answer you:

>  Now the serial interface board actually has to decode the IR (HV used to
do that
> for you) and generate an ASCII command string - is that right ?
> Actually I guess what would make it clearer to me is the serial to PC
> protocol if you are willing to release it.

The signal decoding is now a PC task, inside the IRM application

> Finally - what are the limitations of FirM that you are aware of.  I am
> a newbie to IR and a bit confused but have thoughts like:
>1) Different remotes use different frequencies - any problem ?

For the moment the application is compatible only with the remotes using a
carrier between 30-40KHz. The old ITT ones, using small pulses and no
carrier ar not supported. Anyway, I think that the majority of the actual
remotes use a carrier.

> 2) Some keys send multi command sequences etc - any problem ?

What do you mean by multi command sequence? Multiple commands transmitted in
a sequence? If yes, then I'm not aware of such remotes...Anyway, the
application is able then to consider the multicommand sequence as a single
command, so is not a problem... Please give me more details about this type
of remotes and I will take care of...

Best regards,
Dan


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