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| Posted: 09:42am 22 Mar 2024 |
Hi Phil,
I checked the timing of NECsend on a pico, and even at 133 MHz CPUSPEED it was correct. I have no NEC IR remote, so cannot check the IRinput processing.
I must have an F4 somwhere (playing tetris), when I can find it I will double check on the F4 if desired.
Regards,
Volhout
P.S. what is the application of this program ? You have a new remote, and a (still working) old remote ? Both are NEC protocol. And this program translates the new remote buttons to old remote buttons because the device it controls does not understand the new codes ? I also have a "replacement" remote, but that remote was a "learning" remote, so it could record the old remote's codes (any, Sony, Philips, NEC, etc..)
Edited 2024-03-22 20:01 by Volhout