Closed chrwh closed 3 years ago
Maybe the call getApbFrequency()
in the line
https://github.com/ukw100/IRMP/blob/36a4c4106fa0ae9054a6770c8ef7f542ac1091b5/src/IRTimer.cpp.h#L238
returns the "wrong" value.
try (getApbFrequency() / (80 *4)) and please report your experience.
Hi, That did not seems to help, the output freq is still about 117.6kHz at the max, but also alot of 21.51kHz stuff. I might add, that if I try the same with Samsung protocol, the output freq is approx. 38KHz Best regards, Christian
Also the receiver stops working, when implementing the suggested above.
Any news regarding this?
I am sorry but generating 455 kHz output is not supported by IRMP. I now documentetd it more clearly.
Bug Report
Board
IDE
IR-Protocol
Example to reproduce the issue
Pin(s) used for IR-receive, if not default
IR Receive pin 19 (Using TSOP7000) IR Send pin 16 (IR led 940nm I know that the IR LED is working, since I use some other code now for sending to the B&O, but would like to port to IRMP)
Version
Current behavior
IRMP_ReceiveAndSend.zip
The receive is working without any issues, but I can't get the send to work. If I look at the output with my Logic analyser the frequency is wrong it's about 117KHz
Expected behavior
This is just a send test, If button A is clicked, send something If button A is clicked, send something else
Error output
No errors are outputed
Additional context