You're right, it may not be what I need. Still, now I'm interested to
see what it is :) Please send it to me if you get the chance.

Thanks,

Josh

Patrick J wrote:
>
> I used a special chip to decode the IR signal on another PCB
> since I wanted generic building blocks. Like add an IR reciver is
> just a matter of connecting the IR-recive pcb to the main pcb.
> So the PIC is used to handle the system logic but has almost
> nothing to do with the actual IR decoding.
>
> I've used the IR decoder pcd in several projects ever since.
> Its loaded with switches so I can change its recive mode by
> flipping switches back and forth fast and easy.
>
> If your looking for RECS80/RC5 IR direct decode asm this isnt
> for you I think. If you on the other hand is looking for a simple
> way to get IR in your design this is a nice little project :-)
>
> /PJ
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Josh Koffman" <listsjosh@3MTMP.COM>
> > How did you receive the signal? Did you use the capture/compare module,
> > a TMR, or just polling? I'd really like to see your code if possible.
>
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