Jan-Erik,

Can your code be used for an Open Source/Open Hardware project? I'm
working with a couple of modules for the VSCP (Very Simple Control
Project- http://www.vscp.org) and one of the planned modules is an IR
receiver (RC5). As this is something done "just for fun" (I never expect
someone else to bother about/like/use VSCP...) it would have been nice
if at least the code and possibly the hardware designs where useful also
for other projects.

/Ake

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[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]F=F6r Jan-Erik Soderholm
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=C4mne: Re: [PIC]: Reading/Decoding IR Remote Control Pulses


Matt Marsh wrote :

> If so, I might have to do
> without CCP and do it the more manual approach as I was hoping to
> do this on one of the small 8-pin 12F629 (or similar) chips.

There is nothing in the 12Fxxx chips stopping you to use it as a
recevier for IR remote control codes. Just use whatever tools they have.

Let me know if you'd like a copy of my 12F675 code, and I'll
zip it up and send it over. Note that this is a maybe 80% done project,
but the I think that the IR part was more or less running OK.
And also, it was written to use Olin Lathrops development environment,
so it used his macros where appropriate, but I think you could
replace them with your own code...

Jan-Erik.

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