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How can I capture and submit IR codes for missing remotes? #84
I have a handful of remotes that are not in your database, one in particular that I've seen requests for and is very very expensive and hard to find. I really want to scan these in to help other people who are looking for these remotes. I have an ESP32 running ESPHome with an IR receiver, and looking the logs as I press buttons on this remote, I get codes like this:
[22:07:21][D][remote.jvc:049]: Received JVC: data=0x00FF
[22:07:21][D][remote.lg:054]: Received LG: data=0x00FFD12E, nbits=32
[22:07:21][D][remote.nec:070]: Received NEC: address=0xFF00, command=0x748B
[22:07:21][D][remote.pioneer:149]: Received Pioneer: rc_code_X=0x008B
[22:07:21][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 9044, -2274, 552
[22:07:22][D][remote.jvc:049]: Received JVC: data=0x00FF
[22:07:22][D][remote.lg:054]: Received LG: data=0x00FFD12E, nbits=32
[22:07:22][D][remote.nec:070]: Received NEC: address=0xFF00, command=0x748B
[22:07:22][D][remote.pioneer:149]: Received Pioneer: rc_code_X=0x008B
[22:07:22][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 9042, -2273, 553
[22:07:22][D][remote.jvc:049]: Received JVC: data=0x00FF
[22:07:22][D][remote.lg:054]: Received LG: data=0x00FFD12E, nbits=32
[22:07:22][D][remote.nec:070]: Received NEC: address=0xFF00, command=0x748B
[22:07:22][D][remote.pioneer:149]: Received Pioneer: rc_code_X=0x008B
[22:07:22][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 9044, -2273, 553
[22:07:23][D][remote.jvc:049]: Received JVC: data=0x00FF
[22:07:23][D][remote.lg:054]: Received LG: data=0x00FFD12E, nbits=32
[22:07:23][D][remote.nec:070]: Received NEC: address=0xFF00, command=0x748B
[22:07:23][D][remote.pioneer:149]: Received Pioneer: rc_code_X=0x008B
[22:07:23][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 9044, -2273, 553
I'm more than happy to press buttons and submit readings all day, but I don't know how to get these into a format that's helpful for other people,
I have a handful of remotes that are not in your database, one in particular that I've seen requests for and is very very expensive and hard to find. I really want to scan these in to help other people who are looking for these remotes. I have an ESP32 running ESPHome with an IR receiver, and looking the logs as I press buttons on this remote, I get codes like this:
Same + button pressed on a remote
but other remotes give me results like this
Same FFWD button pressed on another remote
I'm more than happy to press buttons and submit readings all day, but I don't know how to get these into a format that's helpful for other people,