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crankyoldgit / IRremoteESP8266

Infrared remote library for ESP8266/ESP32: send and receive infrared signals with multiple protocols. Based on: https://github.com/shirriff/Arduino-IRremote/
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Help needed for encoding ZSP-IR-B / ZSP-IR-W IR-Codes #1306

Closed linuxlurak closed 4 years ago

linuxlurak commented 4 years ago

I'm running a tasmota-ir device and try to control a motorized "elite screens"-screen with a ZSP-IR-B/W (black or white).

Elite screens is using three simple codes, but i don't know how to get them running / how to encode them... here is the link to the pdf: https://elitescreens.com/kcfinder/upload/files/FAQ/ir_commands.pdf It says: image

So binary codes are:

Up: 111100000001
Stop: 111100000010
Down: 111100000100

Here are some pictures of the elitescreen remote ZSP-IR-W: ZSP-IR-W-D ZSP-IR-W-C ZSP-IR-W-B ZSP-IR-W-A

What to do with them?

Thanks for any help.

NiKiZe commented 4 years ago

More info is needed to create codes from documentation, for example encoding, and mark and space length. A quicker way might be to capture existing remote with the DumpV2+ sketch

crankyoldgit commented 4 years ago

Please read/follow: https://github.com/crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266/wiki/Adding-support-for-a-new-IR-protocol

linuxlurak commented 4 years ago

Thanks for nudging me to the right way.

I got this serial output: UP:

rotocol=UNKNOWN Data=0x2D8CB141 (32 bits)
Timing[63]: 
     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 500     +1200, - 500
     + 450, -1250     + 450, -1200     + 500, -1200     + 500, -1200
     + 500, -1200     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200
     + 450, -1250     +1250, - 450     + 450, -1250     +1250, - 450
     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450
     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450
     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200
     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200     + 500, -1200     +1250
unsigned int  rawData[63] = {1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,500, 1200,500, 450,1250, 450,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 450,1250, 1250,450, 450,1250, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250};  // Protocol=UNKNOWN Data=0x2D8CB141
Pronto Hex: 0000 006D 0020 0000 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0013 002E 0013 0011 0030 0011 002E 0013 002E 0013 002E 0013 002E 0013 002E 0030 0011 0013 002E 0011 0030 0030 0011 0011 0030 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0013 002E 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0013 002E 0030 0011 0030 0011 0013 002E 0030 0011 0013 002E 0030 0011 0013 002E 0013 002E 0030 0806

DOWN:

Protocol=UNKNOWN Data=0x4277EAC1 (32 bits)
Timing[63]: 
     +1300, - 450     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450
     + 450, -1250     + 500, -1200     + 450, -1250     + 450, -1250
     + 450, -1250     +1200, - 500     + 450, -1200     + 500, -1200
     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450
     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 500     +1200, - 500     + 450, -1250
     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     + 450, -1250
     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     + 450, -1250     + 450, -1250
     +1250, - 450     + 450, -1250     + 450, -1250     +1200
unsigned int  rawData[63] = {1300,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 450,1250, 500,1200, 450,1250, 450,1250, 450,1250, 1200,500, 450,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,500, 1200,500, 450,1250, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 450,1250, 1250,450, 1250,450, 450,1250, 450,1250, 1250,450, 450,1250, 450,1250, 1200};  // Protocol=UNKNOWN Data=0x4277EAC1
Pronto Hex: 0000 006D 0020 0000 0032 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0011 0030 0013 002E 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 002E 0013 0011 002E 0013 002E 0013 002E 0030 0011 0013 002E 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0013 002E 0013 0011 0030 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0011 0030 0030 0011 0030 0011 0011 0030 0011 0030 0030 0011 0011 0030 0011 0030 002E 0806

STOP:

Protocol=UNKNOWN Data=0x29054E (32 bits)
Timing[63]: 
     +1300, - 450     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450
     + 500, -1200     + 450, -1250     + 450, -1250     + 450, -1250
     + 450, -1200     + 500, -1200     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450
     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450
     +1250, - 500     +1200, - 450     + 500, -1200     + 500, -1200
     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     + 500, -1200     + 500, -1200
     + 500, -1200     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 450     +1250, - 500
     +1200, - 450     + 500, -1200     + 500, -1200     + 500
unsigned int  rawData[63] = {1300,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 500,1200, 450,1250, 450,1250, 450,1250, 450,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,500, 1200,450, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,450, 500,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,500, 1200,450, 500,1200, 500,1200, 500};  // Protocol=UNKNOWN Data=0x29054E
Pronto Hex: 0000 006D 0020 0000 0032 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0013 002E 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0011 002E 0013 002E 0013 002E 0030 0011 0013 002E 0030 0011 0013 002E 0030 0011 0030 0013 002E 0011 0013 002E 0013 002E 0030 0011 0030 0011 0013 002E 0013 002E 0013 002E 0030 0011 0030 0011 0030 0013 002E 0011 0013 002E 0013 002E 0013 0806

Output of py ./auto_analyse_raw_data.py 'unsigned int rawData[63] = {1300,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,450, 500,1200, 450,1250, 450,1250, 450,1250, 450,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,500, 1200,450, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,450, 500,1200, 500,1200, 500,1200, 1250,450, 1250,450, 1250,500, 1200,450, 500,1200, 500,1200, 500};'


Found 63 timing entries.
Potential Mark Candidates:
[1300, 500]
Potential Space Candidates:
[1250, 500]

Guessing encoding type:
Sorry, it looks like it is Mark encoded. I can't do that yet. Exiting.

Now, as you can guess, I don't know how to proceed...

crankyoldgit commented 4 years ago

Can you please use our library and our IRrecvDumpV2(orV3) to do the captures? That we will know if the protocol is already supported or not.

linuxlurak commented 4 years ago

Thanks again for this hint. Now the results I got with IRrecvDumpV3 from this repo: UP:

Zeitstempel : 000341.596
Bibliothek   : v2.7.11

Protocol  : UNKNOWN
Code      : 0x24750A78 (64 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[127] = {1276, 486,  1216, 488,  1224, 482,  1220, 486,  444, 1222,  480, 1242,  450, 1244,  448, 1224,  478, 1216,  474, 1220,  1254, 482,  448, 1218,  474, 1248,  1228, 454,  476, 1218,  1246, 490,  1254, 454,  1250, 456,  472, 1194,  1250, 458,  1276, 458,  1244, 462,  480, 1186,  1246, 464,  1280, 456,  474, 1192,  1252, 482,  448, 1220,  1244, 462,  500, 1194,  476, 1218,  1278, 29686,  1276, 432,  1282, 424,  1278, 428,  1274, 460,  482, 1186,  474, 1222,  482, 1214,  478, 1220,  472, 1224,  478, 1216,  1280, 428,  502, 1192,  478, 1216,  1280, 456,  474, 1192,  1282, 428,  1274, 434,  1280, 426,  504, 1190,  1274, 432,  1280, 426,  1276, 430,  500, 1194,  1282, 428,  1274, 432,  508, 1186,  1278, 430,  500, 1194,  1282, 452,  478, 1190,  502, 1194,  1282};  // UNKNOWN 24750A78

DOWN:

Zeitstempel : 000387.910
Bibliothek   : v2.7.11

Protocol  : UNKNOWN
Code      : 0xAA98093C (64 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[127] = {1312, 422,  1282, 450,  1252, 454,  1248, 458,  474, 1194,  508, 1188,  506, 1190,  502, 1198,  506, 1188,  1276, 458,  472, 1196,  508, 1188,  504, 1190,  1274, 458,  482, 1186,  1280, 456,  1256, 450,  1252, 426,  1276, 430,  500, 1194,  1282, 424,  1278, 428,  1274, 432,  510, 1188,  1276, 430,  1284, 422,  508, 1188,  504, 1190,  1274, 432,  508, 1186,  506, 1188,  1276, 29688,  1284, 422,  1280, 426,  1276, 428,  1274, 432,  510, 1184,  506, 1188,  504, 1192,  500, 1198,  504, 1190,  1274, 432,  510, 1186,  506, 1188,  504, 1192,  1284, 450,  482, 1186,  1278, 458,  1254, 452,  1252, 454,  1248, 458,  472, 1196,  1280, 454,  1250, 456,  1246, 460,  480, 1192,  1274, 458,  1254, 452,  480, 1188,  504, 1192,  1284, 450,  480, 1188,  504, 1190,  1276};  // UNKNOWN AA98093C

STOP:

Protocol  : UNKNOWN
Code      : 0x148A4DFF (64 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[127] = {1278, 456,  1248, 486,  1226, 452,  1252, 454,  474, 1220,  474, 1222,  480, 1214,  476, 1222,  472, 1224,  478, 1216,  476, 1220,  1256, 480,  450, 1216,  1248, 488,  442, 1222,  1252, 486,  1226, 478,  1224, 482,  448, 1220,  472, 1222,  1254, 482,  1220, 486,  444, 1222,  480, 1218,  474, 1220,  1254, 482,  1222, 484,  1218, 488,  1224, 482,  450, 1218,  474, 1220,  470, 30482,  1246, 460,  1274, 460,  1220, 456,  1246, 488,  452, 1214,  478, 1218,  474, 1220,  470, 1228,  476, 1220,  472, 1222,  480, 1214,  1248, 486,  476, 1190,  1274, 460,  480, 1186,  1278, 460,  1252, 426,  1276, 456,  474, 1194,  478, 1216,  1280, 456,  1246, 460,  482, 1186,  474, 1224,  478, 1216,  1282, 454,  1248, 458,  1244, 462,  1252, 456,  474, 1192,  480, 1216,  476};  // UNKNOWN 148A4DFF
crankyoldgit commented 4 years ago

@linuxlurak Can you please download & test PR #1310 / branch https://github.com/crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266/tree/EliteScreens and let me know how it goes?

Unfortunately, I can't easily see how to covert the documented bit patterns into the sendElitescreens() hex codes etc, so for the meantime you will have to use the 32 bit values, rather than the 12 values their documentation suggests. e.g. STOP: (from the manual) 0b111100000010== 0xF02; (decodes as) 0b1111111010100011001110000111 == 0xFEA3387; i.e.

sendElitescreens(0xFEA3387);  // STOP button.
crankyoldgit commented 4 years ago

FYI: https://github.com/crankyoldgit/IRremoteESP8266/blob/5799f6f31ff21a4b6da0ca096f472fcaf5c81d6c/src/ir_EliteScreens.cpp#L15-L18

linuxlurak commented 4 years ago

I downloaded EliteScreen Branch and compiled

It gives this result:

Zeitstempel : 000054.054
Bibliothek   : v2.7.11

Protocol  : ELITESCREENS
Code      : 0xFBA1136 (32 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[127] = {1274, 460,  1254, 452,  1250, 484,  1218, 488,  442, 1224,  480, 1214,  476, 1218,  474, 1224,  478, 1216,  1248, 460,  470, 1224,  478, 1216,  476, 1218,  1246, 460,  480, 1216,  1250, 460,  1254, 480,  1224, 484,  1218, 488,  442, 1224,  1252, 454,  1248, 458,  1254, 452,  478, 1218,  1246, 488,  1226, 482,  448, 1246,  446, 1220,  1256, 452,  478, 1218,  474, 1220,  1246, 29718,  1252, 454,  1248, 458,  1254, 480,  1224, 482,  448, 1246,  446, 1220,  470, 1224,  478, 1220,  472, 1222,  1252, 454,  476, 1220,  474, 1220,  470, 1224,  1252, 456,  474, 1220,  1254, 454,  1248, 460,  1254, 478,  1224, 482,  448, 1218,  1246, 460,  1254, 454,  1248, 486,  446, 1224,  1250, 456,  1246, 460,  470, 1224,  478, 1216,  1250, 458,  472, 1222,  470, 1224,  1250};  // ELITESCREENS FBA1136
uint64_t data = 0xFBA1136;
**Comment: ==> Pressing DOWN-Button**

Zeitstempel : 000059.230
Bibliothek   : v2.7.11

Protocol  : ELITESCREENS
Code      : 0xFEA3387 (32 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[191] = {1274, 460,  1252, 454,  1250, 458,  1246, 460,  470, 1226,  478, 1216,  476, 1244,  448, 1224,  478, 1216,  476, 1220,  472, 1222,  1252, 456,  474, 1220,  1246, 462,  478, 1216,  1250, 460,  1254, 452,  1250, 484,  446, 1222,  470, 1222,  1252, 456,  1248, 458,  472, 1250,  454, 1244,  448, 1220,  1254, 452,  1250, 458,  1246, 460,  1252, 454,  476, 1218,  474, 1220,  472, 30480,  1252, 456,  1246, 460,  1254, 452,  1250, 456,  474, 1220,  472, 1222,  482, 1214,  478, 1220,  472, 1250,  452, 1216,  478, 1218,  1246, 462,  480, 1214,  1250, 458,  472, 1222,  1254, 458,  1246, 460,  1254, 478,  450, 1218,  474, 1218,  1248, 460,  1252, 482,  448, 1220,  472, 1224,  478, 1242,  1222, 458,  1254, 452,  1250, 456,  1246, 486,  444, 1250,  452, 1214,  478, 30474,  1256, 452,  1252, 456,  1246, 460,  1254, 478,  452, 1216,  476, 1218,  476, 1220,  472, 1226,  476, 1220,  472, 1222,  482, 1240,  1224, 484,  446, 1222,  1254, 454,  476, 1218,  1248, 462,  1250, 456,  1248, 486,  444, 1224,  478, 1216,  1250, 458,  1244, 488,  454, 1242,  450, 1220,  472, 1224,  1252, 456,  1248, 460,  1254, 480,  1224, 482,  448, 1220,  472, 1222,  470};  // ELITESCREENS FEA3387
uint64_t data = 0xFEA3387;
**Comment: ==> Pressing STOP-Button**

Zeitstempel : 000062.969
Bibliothek   : v2.7.11

Protocol  : ELITESCREENS
Code      : 0xFEA3387 (32 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[127] = {1252, 482,  1220, 486,  1216, 490,  1224, 456,  496, 1252,  418, 1248,  444, 1278,  424, 1276,  418, 1278,  498, 1170,  446, 1248,  1218, 488,  452, 1268,  1196, 510,  420, 1276,  1200, 482,  1220, 514,  1200, 508,  422, 1272,  420, 1276,  1188, 518,  1216, 490,  420, 1274,  418, 1254,  448, 1272,  1192, 514,  1198, 508,  1196, 510,  1192, 488,  442, 1254,  450, 1246,  446, 30506,  1246, 460,  1220, 484,  1218, 516,  1198, 508,  422, 1274,  418, 1276,  416, 1280,  424, 1248,  476, 1220,  472, 1222,  448, 1272,  1192, 516,  426, 1242,  1222, 512,  418, 1276,  1198, 510,  1192, 514,  1200, 534,  418, 1252,  440, 1254,  1190, 518,  1196, 510,  420, 1248,  444, 1254,  448, 1246,  1218, 488,  1224, 508,  1194, 538,  1164, 488,  442, 1254,  450, 1246,  444};  // ELITESCREENS FEA3387
uint64_t data = 0xFEA3387;
**Comment: ==> Pressing STOP-Button**

Zeitstempel : 000067.373
Bibliothek   : v2.7.11

Protocol  : ELITESCREENS
Code      : 0xFDA2256 (32 Bits)
uint16_t rawData[127] = {1280, 456,  1248, 458,  1244, 462,  1252, 482,  448, 1244,  448, 1246,  446, 1222,  480, 1220,  472, 1222,  480, 1214,  1250, 484,  446, 1220,  472, 1224,  1252, 484,  446, 1220,  1256, 456,  1246, 460,  1254, 478,  450, 1214,  1250, 460,  1244, 488,  1224, 482,  448, 1244,  1220, 464,  1248, 484,  446, 1220,  1254, 480,  450, 1216,  1248, 460,  470, 1222,  480, 1214,  1250, 29714,  1256, 452,  1250, 456,  1248, 458,  1244, 490,  452, 1214,  478, 1218,  474, 1220,  472, 1228,  476, 1218,  474, 1222,  1254, 482,  448, 1218,  474, 1220,  1254, 480,  450, 1216,  1248, 464,  1250, 456,  1246, 488,  444, 1222,  1254, 456,  1248, 458,  1244, 490,  452, 1214,  1250, 462,  1252, 482,  448, 1216,  1248, 488,  442, 1224,  1252, 456,  474, 1220,  472, 1222,  1254};  // ELITESCREENS FDA2256
uint64_t data = 0xFDA2256;
**Comment: ==> Pressing UP-Button**

Is this what you asked for to test? It seems to decode the received codes very well.

Do you know how I can test the raw code directly with tasmota-ir (that is built on your code)? I guess it will take a while till tasmota-ir releases a new version that includes this update.

At the moment I test it with this (yaml-excerpt from home assistant) but the screen wont move:

elitescreen_up:
  alias: elitescreen up
  sequence:
  - service: mqtt.publish
    data:
      topic: cmnd/tasmota_43E2B3/IRsend
      payload: '{"Protocol":"RAW","Bits":32,"Data":"1280, 456,  1248, 458,  1244, 462,  1252, 482,  448, 1244,  448, 1246,  446, 1222,  480, 1220,  472, 1222,  480, 1214,  1250, 484,  446, 1220,  472, 1224,  1252, 484,  446, 1220,  1256, 456,  1246, 460,  1254, 478,  450, 1214,  1250, 460,  1244, 488,  1224, 482,  448, 1244,  1220, 464,  1248, 484,  446, 1220,  1254, 480,  450, 1216,  1248, 460,  470, 1222,  480, 1214,  1250, 29714,  1256, 452,  1250, 456,  1248, 458,  1244, 490,  452, 1214,  478, 1218,  474, 1220,  472, 1228,  476, 1218,  474, 1222,  1254, 482,  448, 1218,  474, 1220,  1254, 480,  450, 1216,  1248, 464,  1250, 456,  1246, 488,  444, 1222,  1254, 456,  1248, 458,  1244, 490,  452, 1214,  1250, 462,  1252, 482,  448, 1216,  1248, 488,  442, 1224,  1252, 456,  474, 1220,  472, 1222,  1254","Repeat":2}'
  mode: single

My tasmota-ir tells me: 11:01:10 MQT: stat/tasmota_43E2B3/RESULT = {"IRSend":"Done"}

crankyoldgit commented 4 years ago

Is this what you asked for to test? It seems to decode the received codes very well.

Excellent. Yes. And I'd like you to confirm you can send with it too. e.g. sendElitescreens(); etc.

Do you know how I can test the raw code directly with tasmota-ir (that is built on your code)? I guess it will take a while till tasmota-ir releases a new version that includes this update.

Yes, you can send raw via Tasmota. I don't know their format off the top of my head for that. You'll have to ask them.

They (Tasmota) tend to track this library fairly quickly. So, less than a month or so. In the meantime, you can replace the version included with Tasmota by copying that branch into the Tasmota lib over the one there. It should allow you to use the non-raw version.

linuxlurak commented 4 years ago

Thanks a lot for your support. I figured out the working config. For the sake of completeness here is the yaml-config for home assistant in combination with a tasmota-ir using raw IR codes:

elitescreen_down:
  alias: elitescreen down
  sequence:
  - service: mqtt.publish
    data:
      topic: [CHANGE TO CORRECT TOPIC eg. "cmnd/tasmota_40E0B0/IRsend" without quotes]
      payload: '0,1274,460,1254,452,1250,484,1218,488,442,1224,480,1214,476,1218,474,1224,478,1216,1248,460,470,1224,478,1216,476,1218,1246,460,480,1216,1250,460,1254,480,1224,484,1218,488,442,1224,1252,454,1248,458,1254,452,478,1218,1246,488,1226,482,448,1246,446,1220,1256,452,478,1218,474,1220,1246,29718,1252,454,1248,458,1254,480,1224,482,448,1246,446,1220,470,1224,478,1220,472,1222,1252,454,476,1220,474,1220,470,1224,1252,456,474,1220,1254,454,1248,460,1254,478,1224,482,448,1218,1246,460,1254,454,1248,486,446,1224,1250,456,1246,460,470,1224,478,1216,1250,458,472,1222,470,1224,1250'
      qos: 2
  mode: single
elitescreen_up:
  alias: elitescreen up
  sequence:
  - service: mqtt.publish
    data:
      topic: [CHANGE TO CORRECT TOPIC eg. "cmnd/tasmota_40E0B0/IRsend" without quotes]
      payload: '0,1280,456,1248,458,1244,462,1252,482,448,1244,448,1246,446,1222,480,1220,472,1222,480,1214,1250,484,446,1220,472,1224,1252,484,446,1220,1256,456,1246,460,1254,478,450,1214,1250,460,1244,488,1224,482,448,1244,1220,464,1248,484,446,1220,1254,480,450,1216,1248,460,470,1222,480,1214,1250,29714,1256,452,1250,456,1248,458,1244,490,452,1214,478,1218,474,1220,472,1228,476,1218,474,1222,1254,482,448,1218,474,1220,1254,480,450,1216,1248,464,1250,456,1246,488,444,1222,1254,456,1248,458,1244,490,452,1214,1250,462,1252,482,448,1216,1248,488,442,1224,1252,456,474,1220,472,1222,1254'
      qos: 2
  mode: single
elitescreen_stop:
  alias: elitescreen stop
  sequence:
  - service: mqtt.publish
    data:
      payload: '0,1252,482,1220,486,1216,490,1224,456,496,1252,418,1248,444,1278,424,1276,418,1278,498,1170,446,1248,1218,488,452,1268,1196,510,420,1276,1200,482,1220,514,1200,508,422,1272,420,1276,1188,518,1216,490,420,1274,418,1254,448,1272,1192,514,1198,508,1196,510,1192,488,442,1254,450,1246,446,30506,1246,460,1220,484,1218,516,1198,508,422,1274,418,1276,416,1280,424,1248,476,1220,472,1222,448,1272,1192,516,426,1242,1222,512,418,1276,1198,510,1192,514,1200,534,418,1252,440,1254,1190,518,1196,510,420,1248,444,1254,448,1246,1218,488,1224,508,1194,538,1164,488,442,1254,450,1246,444'
      topic: [CHANGE TO CORRECT TOPIC eg. "cmnd/tasmota_40E0B0/IRsend" without quotes]
      qos: 2
  mode: single

I had to add the frequency by adding a leading 0 to the raw data. This 0 represents the default frequency of 38kHz. And as you can see, for raw IRSend you have just to send the raw data, no big JSON-structure or anything.

crankyoldgit commented 4 years ago

FYI, the changes mentioned above have now been included in the new v2.7.12 release of the library.