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I just found out how to batch export the raw signals for transmission. Is it possible to import the decoded signal (the hex sequence) then export it as raw?

Alright. This picture pretty much sums it up (open the picture for higher quality). https://i.imgur.com/IhwGxK2.png Before I go in-depth, I'm new to IR so not sure if those are called headers. All I know is that they are the same no matter what. Here we go... Bytes 14, 15, 16: Time. Not going to go ...

I'm sorry. It's my fault for not sending you a set of signals where the time varies. You see, I figured out that the remote sends the current time as part of the signal, but I gave you a set where the time remained constant. This is how I came to the conclusion that I had to exclude the first 21 byt...

I've successfully managed to reverse engineer most of the sequence. The checksum was a little tricky to figure out, but I think I got it. First exclude the first 21 bytes and the last byte from the sequence. Take the sum of what's left and divide by 0xFF. Now, this is the challenging part: add eithe...

Thanks, it works now. In my case I also had to enable all protocols in the protocols drop-down. As mentioned I can't receive signals properly directly from analysir - I have to paste it from the arduino serial monitor for it to work. It would be a lot more convenient to be able to receive signals di...

I am completely new to working with infrared and I would like to eventually reverse engineer my AC remote. I've got a Daikin ARC433B46 remote but Analysir doesn't seem to decode any of the raw signals. I'm using an Arduino uno with the sketch you provided and the timings look like this. Raw: (583) 5...