Request: will any user successfully using ESPhome as a remote IR transmitter please post their yaml

ESPHome
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ESP32 is better, yes, it has dedicated “hardware” inside to send remote codes perfectly, ESP8266 relies on the main microprocessor inside and works fully dedicated on that to do it, it can be interrupted while transmitting the IR code most likely by WiFi activity, this translates to PWM signals (38kHz) skipping some cycles, in practice however I found ESP8266 very reliable transmitting. You might also experiment a color flickering on RGB Led lights, for the same reason.

What I mean with transmitter hardware is the LED itself, I read you can see the LED lit with a phone camera, that is ok but …, do not expect it to have the same range than the original remote transmitter. Have you tried different LEDs? are you using transistors / resistors in the circuit to amplify power sent to the LED? I’ve read somewhere that wiring the LED directly to the ESP will not give it enough power (I don’t know if it would be visible by the phone).
I run my transmitter led with a small npn transistor and it works ok.

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@glmnet Some success! I’m able to control the VCR! so my circuit definitely works. The solution was inverting the receiver, as you suggested. Thank you!

However, the journey is not over yet, because the ceiling fan still won’t listen to me. Here’s a weird thing. It is being read as rc_switch_raw, protocol 4.

[18:56:12][D][remote.rc_switch:240]: Received RCSwitch Raw: protocol=4 data='11000000100'

Correct me if I am wrong (I am usually wrong) but I thought rc_switch was a 433mHz thing. How am I reading that with a 38kHz receiver?

For what it is worth, yes, I’m using an NPN transistor to switch the LEDs (two in series). I have tried several different LEDs, the ones I am currently using were ridiculously expensive NTE3027 high speed LEDs - each one arrived in an individual factory-sealed baggie. They are 940nm, but I have also tried 850 and 950.

This is what my circuit looks like. It is based on this circuit diagram.

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Looks great your sender.

Try asking ESPHome not to decode the rc switch protocol.
I guess you can do that by doing:

remote_receiver:
  dump: raw

i.e. change all to raw so the way it works, if ESPHome finds a code it will not show you the raw, however if you ask only for raw it should show you the raw.
Then try transmitting the raw.
AFAIK rcswitch is only for 433mHz but I don’t know much about 433mHz.

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IT’S WORKIIIIIIIIIIING!

Thank you SO MUCH @glmnet, you were so patient with me!

To summarise the solution for anyone who comes to this thread via search:

  1. My receiver needed to be inverted to correctly receive the codes.

  2. My receiver was incorrectly interpreting the incoming codes, but by forcing it to receive the code as RAW, I was able to retransmit them.

  3. For this to work, I also had to manually specify a carrier_frequency of 38kHz with the transmit_raw command.

WEEKS! WEEKS OF MY LIFE! but wow, I learned a lot. I hope I can help someone else as much as you helped me.

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Yeah, it’s a lot of fun when it works. I’m glad it’s working.
For reference can you share what the raw looks like?

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Certainly.

An example of the raw code (this turns the fan light on) looks like this:

[20:03:27][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 1286, -395, 1291, -390, 444, -1238, 441, -1240, 449, -1233, 446, -1235, 443, -1238, 441, -1241, 1282, -400, 445, -1236, 443, -1238, 440, -7967, 1282, -403, 1286, -391, 443, -1239, 440, -1241, 448, -1234, 445, -1236, 442, -1239, 451, -1231, 
[20:03:27][D][remote.raw:041]:   1292, -389, 445, -1237, 442, -1239, 450

For anyone else who finds this thread, the final working receiver yaml looks like this:

remote_receiver:
  pin: 
    number: D5
    inverted: True
    mode: INPUT_PULLUP
  dump: raw

From this I was able to get codes, and the working transmitter yaml looks like this:

remote_transmitter:
  pin: D6
  carrier_duty_percent: 50%

switch:
  - platform: template
    name: "Light - Fan Light On"
    id: fan_light_on
    turn_on_action:
      - remote_transmitter.transmit_raw:
          code: [1291, -393, 1285, -397, 448, -1230, 450, -1231, 447, -1234, 444, -1238, 441, -1241, 449, -1231, 1292, -393, 441, -1237, 442, -1240, 449, -7957, 1292, -392, 1287, -395, 449, -1256, 423, -1232, 447, -1234, 444, -1240, 439, -1240, 453, -1232, 1288, -392, 442, -1237, 442, -1239, 450]
          carrier_frequency: 38kHz
  - platform: template
    name: "Light - Fan Light Off"
    id: fan_light_off
    turn_on_action:
      - remote_transmitter.transmit_raw:
          code: [1290, -391, 1288, -393, 441, -1241, 448, -1233, 446, -1236, 442, -1239, 1284, -397, 448, -1234, 445, -1236, 443, -1238, 451, -1234, 444, -7960, 1289, -392, 1287, -395, 449, -1232, 447, -1234, 444, -1238, 441, -1241, 1282, -398, 450, -1232, 444, -1237, 441, -1241, 448, -1233, 446]
          carrier_frequency: 38kHz
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thanks it worked perfectly !!!

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I have been trying for weeks to be able to start my vacuum cleaner using an IR transmitter. This is my yaml file:

substitutions:
  devicename: robovac
  devicename_friendly: Robovac
  
esphome: 

  name: ${devicename}
  platform: ESP8266
  board: nodemcuv2

wifi:
  networks:
  - ssid: !secret wifi_ssid
    password: !secret wifi_pswrd
  - ssid: !secret wifi_ssid2
    password: !secret wifi_pswrd2
 
  manual_ip:
   
    static_ip: 192.168.XXX
    gateway: 192.168.xxxx
    subnet: 255.255.255.0

# Enable logging
logger:

# Enable Home Assistant API
api:

ota:

remote_transmitter:
  pin: D6
  carrier_duty_percent: 50% 
  
remote_receiver:
  pin: 
    number: D5
    inverted: yes
    mode: INPUT_PULLUP
  dump: raw
  

switch:

  - platform: template     
    name: "Start Cleaning"     
    turn_on_action:       
      remote_transmitter.transmit_raw:
        code: [3000,-3000,500,-500,500,-1500,500,-1500,500,-500,500,-1500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-1500,500,-500,500,-1500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-1500,500,-500,500,-500,500,-500,500]
        carrier_frequency: 38kHz
        #repeat:
        #  times: 3
        #  wait_time: 10ms

When I trigger the button I get the following on the logs:

[12:24:53][D][switch:021]: 'Start Cleaning' Turning ON.
[12:24:53][D][remote_transmitter:066]: Sending remote code...
[12:24:53][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 290

Unfortunately, it is not working. When I press the remote control of the vacuum I get the correct codes.

Any help/insight would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi @laca75tn, I fully remember how frustrating it can be to troubleshoot an IR transmitter. Hang in there!

The thing that bothers me, looking at your code, is the actual code for starting the cleaning. It looks, well, oddly uniform. I have never managed to capture a code that is so perfectly sliced into even segments. I’m not saying it’s impossible to do so, but in my limited experience, it’s unusual.

This being so, I’d take a look at how you captured that code. Certainly, this is where my mistake was, for weeks, and I was totally convinced that the code wasn’t the problem.

Can you tell us a bit about how you captured that code?

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I am capturing the code with the same nodemcu. If I press the button of any remote (tv, or any other IR remote) I get the following:

[17:54:30][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 9924, -4540, 650, -540, 751, -447, 611, -576, 617, -604, 586, -574, 717, -476, 615, -578, 762, -430, 711, -1589, 615, -1684, 619, -1680, 619, -1654, 696, -523, 644, -1657, 645, -1653, 621, -1683, 696, -496, 670, -1633, 616, -573, 649, -543, 
[17:54:30][D][remote.raw:041]:   617, -1682, 621, -572, 641, -549, 643, -549, 613, -1684, 651, -539, 617, -1683, 644, -1654, 616, -577, 646, -1655, 645, -1652, 666, -1661, 586
[17:54:30][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 9898, -2265, 702

However, when I trigger the ‘Start Cleaning’ button I just get this:

[17:59:07][D][switch:021]: 'Start Cleaning' Turning ON.
[17:59:07][D][remote_transmitter:066]: Sending remote code...
[17:59:07][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 290
[17:59:13][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 152

I really appreciate your help on this.

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That’s just it, though. What you’ve received there looks more like what I expect an RF code to look like: a bit of a mess. Whereas the code you are transmitting in your YAML file is crisply divisible by 500. So, from my extremely limited experience, it looks a bit like you’re not transmitting what you received.

Something else that occurs to me is that I vaguely remember there being a thing where you can’t transmit different protocols out of the same pin. I’ve scratched through the documentation and I can’t now find the thing I’m thinking of, but, I wonder if there isn’t some unplanned weirdness happening as a result of you listening and transmitting at the same time on the same NodeMCU board. A quick way to test this would be to simply comment out the receiving section of your code and recompile. If the problem goes away, it was that.

But purely for a troubleshooting thing, I would like you, if possible, to set up the receiver on a separate device. That way we can monitor and compare the difference between the actual remote, and the DIY remote. Right now there’s a hanging question of whether doing those jobs together works. (or not? I dunno, I’m quite ignorant)

Also I noticed a problem in your YAML, but I assume it’s a copypasta thing because I’m not sure it would compile as it stands. You’re missing a hyphen in front of remote_transmitter.transmit_raw: It’s causing the whole statement to be at the wrong indent.

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Hi, I just want you to know that after a lot of attempts, I found what the problem was. For some strange reason every time that I was using a nodemcu board it was not working. I changed to an D1 mini and worked, even an esp01 worked too. So all this time the two nodemcu boards I was using were the problem. Nevertheless, you information here was very helpful. Thanks again.

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@laca75tn, I wonder what the difference between the pins is on a nodeMCU versus a D1? I think D1 has 3.3V. It could also be something like, the specific pin you attached to on the nodeMCU either can’t do PWM, or else, isnt actually the pin you thought. Some of the clone boards play a little fast and loose with the labelling.

But whatever, I’m glad it’s working!

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Some good info here https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-pinout-reference-gpios/

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Have any of you implemented a ‘set volume to a value’ automation on the IR Transmitter? What I want to do is have a switch that when pressed it will set my projector to a predetermined volume, i.e., 30. My projector remote does not have a mute button (IR code), therefore this will also help me to implement it by setting the volume to 0. Any thoughts/ideas? Thanks,

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Hi @laca75tn, I haven’t, but I’d like to. The problem is that the original remote defines what you can do with an IR emitter, pretty much. Most remotes support Vol Up and Vol Down, but not Vol 30 (or whatever number).

There’s two ways you could do this, that I can think of right now.

One is, count the number of presses it takes to get from Vol 0 to Vol 30 (probably 30). Then, define a switch that sends the IR code for Vol Up 30 times. The downside is that without feedback, it’s just going to add 30 clicks to whatever volume you already had.

The other is, find a way to get feedback from the projector/sound bar/whatever. If we know what the volume currently is, making specific changes is easy. However, getting this feedback is ninja level hard. I did see a project where a guy used an ESP32Cam module to look at the LED display of a device and translate it to machine-readable code. Maybe something you could try?

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Perhaps leave the projector at a set level and set the volume on your amplifier, which are usually better integrated in ha.

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Hi,

can please someone explain me the difference between the 2 different captured lines in the log, with a receiver

remote_receiver:
    pin:
      number: GPIO04
      inverted: true
    #dump: nec
    #dump: raw
    dump: all

i get the following lines logged:

[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 593, -1566, 1683, -494, 592, -1589, 1661, -521, 564, -1566, 1683, -521, 563, -1567, 1686, -520, 562, -1565, 1689, -493, 589, -1591, 1660, -521, 565, -1589, 1662, -520, 538, -1616, 1663, -519, 564, -1590, 566, -1568, 590, -1590, 567, -1567,
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:041]:   590, -1565, 591, -1591, 569, -1566, 1683, -494, 593
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 594, -1589, 1659, -524, 563, -1565, 1660, -546, 566, -1566, 1658, -546, 566, -1589, 1634, -548, 566, -1565, 1660, -520, 589, -1590, 1662, -520, 564, -1570, 1681, -523, 539, -1615, 1662, -520, 564, -1565, 592, -1591, 568, -1568, 589, -1591,
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:041]:   567, -1590, 566, -1569, 590, -1567, 1683, -522, 539
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 589, -1564, 1686, -521, 567, -1565, 1683, -496, 590, -1567, 1683, -521, 566, -1567, 1683, -521, 567, -1564, 1685, -522, 565, -1564, 1685, -498, 591, -1588, 1662, -493, 593, -1567, 1685, -520, 566, -1589, 568, -1565, 591, -1592, 1661, -521,
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:041]:   564, -1591, 568, -1589, 567, -1591, 1661, -522, 565
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 593, -1566, 1688, -520, 564, -1590, 1661, -496, 590, -1566, 1689, -491, 592, -1564, 1687, -495, 592, -1565, 1687, -519, 563, -1569, 1686, -495, 589, -1564, 1687, -496, 593, -1562, 1687, -496, 591, -1564, 592, -1591, 567, -1564, 1689, -493,
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:041]:   594, -1588, 567, -1566, 592, -1563, 1663, -546, 565
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 593, -1565, 1687, -521, 564, -1563, 1689, -521, 539, -1592, 1686, -494, 592, -1589, 1662, -493, 592, -1564, 1687, -495, 583, -1573, 1670, -511, 592, -1562, 1691, -492, 598, -1561, 1686, -492, 594, -1564, 593, -1568, 591, -1564, 1687, -492,
[14:02:34][D][remote.raw:041]:   594, -1564, 594, -1567, 591, -1589, 1662, -493, 592
[14:02:35][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 594, -1567, 1686, -495, 589, -1565, 1686, -522, 564, -1590, 1662, -493, 592, -1567, 1660, -518, 592, -1567, 1686, -520, 564, -1592, 1663, -519, 567, -1563, 1686, -522, 566, -1563, 1689, -519, 566, -1564, 592, -1564, 595, -1564, 1689, -521,
[14:02:35][D][remote.raw:041]:   566, -1588, 569, -1561, 595, -1567, 1660, -546, 565
[14:02:35][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 594, -1567, 1682, -523, 566, -1564, 1687, -521, 565, -1562, 1690, -494, 592, -1567, 1684, -497, 589, -1566, 1685, -521, 563, -1567, 1687, -496, 589, -1591, 1663, -520, 563, -1568, 1685, -494, 594, -1565, 592, -1564, 594, -1567, 1685, -519,
[14:02:35][D][remote.raw:041]:   565, -1565, 594, -1591, 567, -1563, 1690, -520, 565

there are lines with remote.raw:028 and on the other hand lines with remote.raw:041.

When i set up my sender like this (with the codes from the longer remote.raw:028 lines:

remote_transmitter:
  - id: screen
    pin: D6
    carrier_duty_percent: 50%

switch:
  - platform: template
    name: "Screen down"
    turn_on_action:
      remote_transmitter.transmit_raw:
        #repeat:
        #  times: 15
        #  wait_time: 0s
        #code: [591,-1567,1658,-518,592,-1566,1684,-495,563,-1593,1657,-519,592,-1565,1659,-521,563,-1592,1658,-520,590,-1568,1658,-522,565,-1588,1659,-522,563,-1594,1656,-519,568,-1591,590,-1568,564,-1589,593,-1569]
        #code: [578,-1585,1666,-512,573,-1585,1668,-513,577,-1583,1666,-514,573,-1584,1666,-515,577,-1581,1668,-513,577,-1581,1667,-514,575,-1583,1668,-514,577,-1582,1669,-511,574,-1585,575,-1580,577,-1583,575,-1583]
        code : [ 591, -1565, 1680, -524, 563, -1566, 1680, -523, 537, -1595, 1655, -548, 536, -1592, 1681, -524, 560, -1593, 1634, -546, 538, -1591, 1682, -522, 564, -1567, 1681, -498, 562, -1616, 1659, -522, 1655, -496, 1681, -523, 562, -1568, 564, -1617,  592, -1589, 1633, -548, 561, -1592, 1659, -521, 563, -1565, 1685, -521, 566, -1564, 1683, -521, 563, -1566, 1683, -523, 563, -1567, 1682, -522, 542, -1611, 1659, -524, 562, -1590, 1633, -523, 1679, -496, 1683, -500, 561, -1593, 563, -1596,  593, -1565, 1681, -523, 565, -1567, 1681, -521, 563, -1591, 1662, -491, 594, -1588, 1658, -496, 591, -1566, 1685, -520, 562, -1567, 1684, -494, 590, -1591, 1659, -523, 561, -1592, 1660, -496, 1683, -521, 1656, -523, 564, -1589, 541, -1617,  589, -1591, 1659, -527, 559, -1566, 1681, -524, 563, -1565, 1683, -524, 538, -1591, 1683, -495, 590, -1568, 1684, -520, 562, -1569, 1680, -498, 593, -1561, 1685, -493, 594, -1590, 1659, -493, 1685, -493, 1688, -490, 595, -1562, 594, -1568,  618, -1539, 1682, -523, 563, -1568, 1682, -523, 562, -1592, 1659, -494, 592, -1564, 1686, -495, 563, -1593, 1684, -493, 590, -1568, 1684, -493, 592, -1566, 1659, -520, 565, -1592, 1683, -494, 1686, -492, 1661, -546, 565, -1568, 588, -1567,  594, -1567, 1679, -524, 562, -1567, 1683, -495, 563, -1595, 1683, -522, 561, -1569, 1658, -547, 564, -1565, 1683, -524, 537, -1592, 1683, -523, 561, -1569, 1683, -498, 562, -1591, 1684, -523, 1657, -522, 1657, -494, 591, -1565, 593, -1565,  589, -1563, 1686, -522, 563, -1593, 1660, -520, 563, -1590, 1661, -520, 566, -1588, 1660, -495, 591, -1591, 1633, -547, 564, -1565, 1685, -496, 590, -1567, 1682, -523, 563, -1591, 1660, -495, 1683, -497, 1682, -494, 591, -1567, 592, -1590,  593, -1563, 1686, -492, 593, -1565, 1659, -520, 591, -1568, 1682, -494, 593, -1562, 1686, -495, 565, -1591, 1685, -495, 592, -1564, 1660, -547, 564, -1564, 1660, -548, 537, -1591, 1686, -494, 1685, -494, 1660, -546, 564, -1566, 590, -1592,  593, -1565, 1686, -494, 593, -1560, 1687, -494, 594, -1564, 1684, -495, 592, -1564, 1689, -519, 564, -1590, 1659, -495, 593, -1559, 1690, -496, 564, -1592, 1682, -493, 593, -1569, 1684, -520, 1657, -496, 1658, -546, 540, -1591, 589, -1567]
        carrier_frequency: 38kHz

I can capture the following lines on the same receiver:

[14:12:41][D][remote.raw:028]: Received Raw: 583, -1609, 1730, -487, 502, -1656, 1702, -479, 558, -1583, 1709, -533, 499, -1612, 1706, -502, 534, -1625, 1680, -510, 558, -1578, 1735, -506, 502, -1636, 1706, -452, 507, -1706, 1679, -512, 1653, -480, 1733, -476, 508, -1628, 533, -1657,
[14:12:41][D][remote.raw:028]:   559, -1629, 1679, -511, 508, -1653, 1708, -479, 509, -1629, 1733, -508, 558, -1550, 1736, -507, 478, -1630, 1732, -510, 479, -1629, 1710, -504, 594, -1568, 1704, -486, 507, -1655, 1677, -514, 1672, -510, 1681, -510, 480, -1652, 509, -1657, 616, -1550,
[14:12:41][D][remote.raw:028]:   1737, -477, 558, -1579, 1736, -475, 508, -1652, 1708, -455, 613, -1574, 1684, -508, 507, -1629, 1734, -478, 509, -1656, 1707, -480, 508, -1655, 1704, -485, 506, -1651, 1684, -512, 1704, -507, 1678, -510, 503, -1656, 568, -1570, 536, -1684, 1651, -512,

now with remote.raw:028, and you guess, the motor screen does exactly nothing.

Something must be still wrong.

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When I take the codes from the remote.raw:041 lines, only remote.raw:041 lines are logged on the receiver, here’s a sample with 3 different codes transmitted:

[15:13:26][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 594, -1607, 607, -1560, 1685, -517, 1708, -516, 578
[15:13:26][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 619, -1564, 581, -1587, 1710, -488, 1707, -489, 581
[15:13:27][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 578, -1604, 605, -1564, 1683, -544, 1653, -513, 608
[15:13:27][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 577, -1602, 582, -1588, 1705, -523, 1651, -516, 604
[15:13:27][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 577, -1605, 580, -1591, 1680, -517, 1682, -543, 551
[15:13:27][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 586, -1615, 563, -1587, 1684, -541, 1656, -542, 552
[15:13:27][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 599, -1580, 616, -1556, 1717, -509, 1687, -509, 583
[15:13:27][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 598, -1581, 623, -1546, 1723, -506, 1695, -501, 590
[15:13:27][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 627, -1552, 623, -1546, 1725, -503, 1695, -502, 591
[15:13:28][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 506, -1679, 570, -1604, 598, -1576, 599, -1604, 660
[15:13:28][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 602, -1588, 515, -1661, 579, -1594, 603, -1594, 546
[15:13:28][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 577, -1595, 572, -1605, 578, -1590, 574, -1628, 553
[15:13:29][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 592, -1579, 576, -1604, 579, -1589, 580, -1617, 569
[15:13:29][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 573, -1598, 574, -1601, 611, -1559, 611, -1586, 544
[15:13:29][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 573, -1597, 598, -1578, 621, -1549, 619, -1579, 542
[15:13:29][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 572, -1598, 573, -1604, 549, -1623, 649, -1550, 520
[15:13:29][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 621, -1549, 571, -1605, 549, -1625, 549, -1652, 519
[15:13:29][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 550, -1619, 570, -1607, 614, -1555, 548, -1654, 518
[15:13:29][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 544, -1625, 569, -1608, 603, -1566, 545, -1658, 516
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 590, -1630, 487, -1661, 630, -1540, 609, -1588, 488
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 590, -1660, 459, -1658, 631, -1540, 610, -1587, 544
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 577, -1622, 490, -1657, 605, -1567, 612, -1585, 544
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 576, -1627, 540, -1603, 607, -1565, 615, -1583, 544
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 600, -1604, 543, -1603, 604, -1567, 615, -1612, 516
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 576, -1628, 543, -1606, 599, -1597, 616, -1558, 540
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 598, -1604, 544, -1606, 598, -1569, 683, -1516, 544
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 658, -1541, 569, -1577, 583, -1587, 687, -1512, 568
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 570, -1632, 567, -1578, 551, -1620, 685, -1514, 542
[15:13:36][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 520, -1680, 567, -1579, 576, -1594, 653, -1546, 541
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 594, -1623, 539, -1637, 576, -1568, 612, -1584, 511
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 600, -1620, 539, -1605, 607, -1596, 585, -1613, 483
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 519, -1711, 510, -1608, 604, -1566, 613, -1587, 509
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 575, -1626, 541, -1608, 602, -1567, 642, -1556, 540
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 625, -1576, 541, -1605, 602, -1571, 649, -1548, 542
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 574, -1626, 566, -1581, 601, -1571, 684, -1513, 544
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 572, -1628, 601, -1546, 597, -1574, 688, -1513, 568
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 662, -1539, 600, -1545, 551, -1620, 686, -1513, 569
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 567, -1633, 570, -1576, 552, -1619, 680, -1518, 567
[15:13:37][D][remote.raw:041]: Received Raw: 543, -1661, 564, -1578, 551, -1621, 654, -1544, 541
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Hi @onkelbeh. As I understand it, the difference between raw:028 and raw:041 is that raw:028 is the start of a sequence, and raw:041 is a follow-on line - when a sequence of data is too long for a single line.

Therefore, you need to paste your received codes into a text editor and join them into one statement for retransmission. For example, in your first post above, the first two lines are:

Your problem is you are not transmitting the whole sequence, only a part of it. Edit the two lines together and you should have this:


code: [593, -1566, 1683, -494, 592, -1589, 1661, -521, 564, -1566, 1683, -521, 563, -1567, 1686, -520, 562, -1565, 1689, -493, 589, -1591, 1660, -521, 565, -1589, 1662, -520, 538, -1616, 1663, -519, 564, -1590, 566, -1568, 590, -1590, 567, -1567, 590, -1565, 591, -1591, 569, -1566, 1683, -494, 593]

I hope that helps.

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