Re: Universal IR remote controller

Mac wrote: 
On Fri, 27 May 2005 14:33:10 +0200, Thomas W wrote:


Hi All,
I need to design an universal IR remote controller for my university
project. It should work with most of the devices available on market and
learn the codes from the original remotes. I did pretty much research on the
Web but didn't find all I need. I wonder especially how the device will be
able to store the signal codes, if coding differ depending on producer?
Any ideas? Maybe someone's done a similar project and will be willing to
share his knowledge? I'm pretty desperate since I have to finish the project
for Monday.

Thanks in advance,
Thomas W.



If you really have to finish by Monday (that is, with a working
remote) you are totally screwed. Take today to contact your
professor and/or file paperwork for an incomplete, if possible. Then go
see Revenge of the Sith, or whatever, and have a good time.

Or go study for your other classes, if needed.

This may sound harsh, but I am honestly trying to help you.  ;-)

If all you have to submit is a design sketch or plan, then you might have
a chance, and in that case carry on.

--Mac


Show a circuit with an IR receiver module going into a micro controller, show the micro controller driving an IR LED. Show a matrix of buttons going to the micro controller.

Tell your professor "Its all done except for the software".

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