This is a nice how to and I know the topic is a little bit older but could @jason please explain how to interprete the pattern?
I want to understand the output.
> This is specific to the NEC specification which stands for repeat the last thing you saw: 0,9041,2181,621
How do you know that? How to transcode the integers into the modulation logic 0 and 1?
I can't find this information.
My guess according the NEC specification about the repeat code:
9041 is ~ 9ms burst 1
2181 is ~ 2.25ms space 0
621 is ~ 0.5625ms burst 1
So that is that just the raw modulation with some noise? But according the protocol, the timing for the repeat codes is only 40ms after the initial message and then switches to 108ms incl. the repeat code time, so I'm still not sure if I see this correctly.
And a new pattern must always start with 0?
Thanks
