JP1 Remotes

Hi Rob,

I got the following marks and spaces from another IR AC remote that i have, when pressing ON button. But I was unable to decode. Can you help ?


+3062 -3938 +1979 -917 +1021 -1917 +1979 -1917 +1958 -958 +979 -958 +1000 -979 +979 -958 +979 -1958 +1937 -958 +979 -979 +979 -979 +958 -958 ...

That's very sad :( I e-mailed Remotec, hopefully they will send send a file or a table that can help identify the code.

Can you say the same regarding TV remote controls. e.g. I want to use a universal remote control. So, press ON button the original remote, get the IR Signal from photo-diode ...

mdavej and The Robman.

Thank you for the answers. Eventually I found my code. It is 491.
But, I'm wondering and want to help others with a problem of finding the AC IR remote code from decoding the IR signal. Is there a way to correlate :

Protocol 48-NEC, device 77, subdevice 178, OBC 248, misc ...

Thank you very much The Robman.
I'm not JP1 remote user still, I want to use your knowledge in order to choose the correct code to my ZXT-120 Z-wave to IR converter which is mainly aimed to Air Condition control.
The code list can be found here :
https://www.remotec.com.hk/wp-content/uploads/2016 ...

Hi,
All I need is to know the code. While pressing the ON button on my Electra AC remote, I manage to find the following :

Protocol 48-NEC, device 77, subdevice 178, OBC 248, misc = E=19

from here : http://irdb.tk/capture/

I used a photo diode connected to MIC input of my PC sound card.

But ...