TAG CORRECTED:

>>That pattern is 14 bits, you are right. Do you have the right start
>>sequence ?

I think I do. The problem is that I found two different things:

- the 1st thing says that the start sequence is a TX of 2400 uS and a NOTX
of 600uS. Then, a 0 y 600 TX + 600 NOTX while a 1 is 1200 TX and 600 NOTX

- the second thing says the start is ONLY the 2400 uS TX pulse and the
immediately starts the sequence. 0 is 600 NOTX + 600 TX and 1 is 600 NOTX +
1200 TX....

If you take a look at the file I sent to the list, you'll see that the 1st
"theory" is *incorrect" since the last bit is incomplete... If I recall
right.

Anyway.. I'll keep trying.

Mauricio Jancic
Janso Desarrollos
Microchip Consultant Program Member
(54) 11-4542-3519
info@janso.com.ar
www.janso.com.ar


>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: pic microcontroller discussion list
>>[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of Peter L. Peres
>>Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 2:52 PM
>>To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
>>Subject: [EE:] IR for remotes
>>
>>>        Another thing is that every where I looked the sony
>>protocolo
>>> uses 12 bits, and I actually get those for play and stop,
>>for example.
>>> But, for REC, for example, it seems to be 14 bits long? Any
>>experiences?
>>> Coments?
>>
>>That pattern is 14 bits, you are right. Do you have the right start
>>sequence ?
>>
>>Peter
>>
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