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Code to parse through and send Flipper Zero Codes. #135
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Sorry for the MAC address stuff at the beginning Its from another pull request. |
Fixed typos.
Update README.md
Merge Develop to main
Cool, doesnt work tho. |
Can you provide some error output, and are you sure you named the file correctly when you download it from GitHub it comes under a different name. You can physically check if the IR LED is sending by recording it with a phone and hopefully seeing the light flash. |
take a look at this repo, i think you forgot some changes + i made some changes to improve it. After trying your code, I realized that the codes were being sent along with the EU codes (fixed that). But it does not send the correct payloads. It lights up the infrared LED and doesn't seem to send the data.... |
no errors tho. |
Thanks for the tip about the EU codes ill change that soon and ill test on some known Flipper compatible IR devices. |
This code uses the database of Power off codes at this link
https://github.com/UberGuidoZ/Flipper-IRDB/blob/main/_Converted_/Power_off.ir
When you add the file onto the root of an SD card with file name Power_off it should loop through the database sending both raw and protocol based commands. As with the Flipper it takes many minutes to execute the whole file.
Only tested on M5Cardputer
I included some commented serial outputs that I found helpful when testing. This is only a proof of concept and the graphical interface needs some work. I also included some extra translations in localization.h.
I made sure that my code was compatible with the popular M5launcher.