crankyoldgit
commented
7 years ago For starters, your code is odd/broken with how you are storing numbers. e.g.
unsigned int nikonoff[100] = {-4060,-3918,-508,-2004,-508,-2002,-510,-2002,-508,-2004,-506,-1050,-508,-1048,-510,-2004,-508,-1048,-508,-2002,-510,-1050,-508,-2004,-510,-1048,-508,-1050,-508,-1048,-508,-1050,-508,-1050,-508,-2004,-508,-2002,-510,-1048,-508,-2004,-508,-1050,-506,-2004,-508,-1048,-510,-2002,-456,-8446,-3956,-3998,-508,-2004,-508,-2002,-508,-2004,-508,-1978,-532,-1050,-508,-1050,-508,-2002,-508,-1050,-508,-2004,-508,-1050,-508,-2002,-510,-1050,-508,-1050,-508,-1048,-508,-1050,-508,-1050,-508,-2002,-510,-2002,-508,-1050,-508,-2002,-510,-1050,-508,-2002,-508};unsigned means the number(s) are >= 0. i.e. positive. You are using negative numbers, which can only be stored in a 'signed' int. i.e. no, u or unsigned. (Technical aside: It's actually more complicated than that, as a negative number will be stored as a two's complement.) Anyway, the upshot is, your number won't be the number you think it is. Use positive numbers only.
so change your code for example, to:
uint16_t nikonoff[100] = {4060,3918,508,2004,508,2002,510,2002,508,2004,506,1050,508,1048,510,2004,508,1048,508,2002,510,1050,508,2004,510,1048,508,1050,508,1048,508,1050,508,1050,508,2004,508,2002,510,1048,508,2004,508,1050,506,2004,508,1048,510,2002,456,8446,3956,3998,508,2004,508,2002,508,2004,508,1978,532,1050,508,1050,508,2002,508,1050,508,2004,508,1050,508,2002,510,1050,508,1050,508,1048,508,1050,508,1050,508,2002,510,2002,508,1050,508,2002,510,1050,508,2002,508};See also the example for sending raw codes in https://github.com/markszabo/IRremoteESP8266/blob/master/examples/IRsendDemo/IRsendDemo.ino#39
FYI, Typical Samsung TV codes are 32 bits. Your code seems to be storing them as 64 bit. It is unlikely that they are 64bit codes.
e.g.
Your code:
code=E0E0A659E0E0A659
should probably be:
code=E0E0A659
Note: your version(s) is effectively the code repeated, in a way.
Hope that helps you some.
Laventissi
mohammadowais3701
Version/revison of the library used
latest version downloaded just today
Expected behavior
I edited the IRserver example to suit my needs, I am not great at coding but it's not working and I am getting an error.
"Hi, I am not very good at coding so please excuse my silly mistakes if there are any and help me fix them :D
I am using the example code of IRserver to make a simple web page to control my set top box and TV. When I recorded the codes the set top box ones came as 32 bit NEC and the TV ones as unknown 100 bit and 52 bit. I have tried making this code here, excuse the "samsung TV" part that I have commented in the code.
I do not know what is going wrong, I get the error "no matching function for call to 'IRsend::sendRaw(unsigned int[100], int, int)'". It's in the last part where I have the "else if" lines in void handleIr. I have tried using unsigned int, uint and also uint16_t but I always get the same type of error. Please help me fix it! Attached below is my code. Any tips and tricks appreciated.
And also the set top box codes that I put there also do not work, I have tried checking with my code receiver what code comes out and the code that comes out is totally different from the one I put in the sketch. "
Example code used
Also when I try checking what comes out when I try the set top box code from the web page this is all i get from all of them instead of the actual one I put in the code:
Circuit diagram and hardware used (if applicable)
used the exact same circuit provided in the github
thanks for any help in advance and im sorry if there are silly mistakes and stupidity, I am not good in english or coding but any help and tips are appreciated