DVD_Control_Raw.ino

/* rawSend.ino Example sketch for IRLib2
 *  Illustrates how to send a code Using raw timings which were captured
 *  from the "rawRecv.ino" sample sketch.  Load that sketch and
 *  capture the values. They will print in the serial monitor. Then you
 *  cut and paste that output into the appropriate section below.
 */
#include <IRLibSendBase.h>    //We need the base code
#include <IRLib_HashRaw.h>    //Only use raw sender

IRsendRaw mySender;

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
  while (!Serial); //delay for Leonardo
  Serial.println(F("Every time you press a key is a serial monitor we will send."));
}
/* Cut and paste the output from "rawRecv.ino" below here. It will 
 * consist of a #define RAW_DATA_LEN statement and an array definition
 * beginning with "uint16_t rawData[RAW_DATA_LEN]= {…" and concludes
 * with "…,1000};"
 */

const int dataLenOnOff = 78;
uint16_t rawDataOnOff[dataLenOnOff]={
  4510, 4514, 510, 502, 506, 502, 506, 502, 
  506, 506, 506, 502, 506, 1486, 498, 510, 
  502, 506, 502, 506, 502, 510, 498, 510, 
  502, 506, 502, 510, 498, 510, 498, 510, 
  502, 506, 502, 4514, 510, 1482, 502, 1490, 
  506, 1486, 502, 506, 502, 510, 498, 510, 
  502, 506, 502, 506, 502, 510, 498, 510, 
  502, 506, 502, 506, 502, 1490, 506, 1486, 
  502, 1490, 506, 1486, 502, 1486, 498, 1494, 
  506, 1486, 498, 1494, 502, 1000};

const int dataLenLeft = 78;
uint16_t rawDataLeft[dataLenLeft]={
  4518, 4510, 502, 534, 474, 510, 498, 510, 
  498, 510, 498, 538, 474, 1494, 502, 534, 
  474, 506, 502, 510, 498, 534, 478, 506, 
  502, 534, 474, 534, 474, 510, 502, 534, 
  474, 534, 474, 4518, 506, 1486, 498, 1494, 
  502, 1486, 502, 534, 474, 1494, 502, 1486, 
  502, 534, 474, 1490, 506, 1486, 502, 534, 
  474, 538, 470, 510, 498, 514, 494, 538, 
  474, 1494, 502, 530, 478, 534, 474, 1490, 
  498, 1494, 502, 1486, 498, 1000};

const int dataLenRight = 78;
uint16_t rawDataRight[dataLenRight]={
  4510, 4518, 502, 534, 478, 534, 474, 534, 
  474, 538, 470, 538, 470, 1522, 478, 530, 
  478, 530, 478, 530, 478, 534, 474, 534, 
  478, 530, 478, 534, 474, 534, 474, 534, 
  474, 534, 478, 4514, 506, 1486, 502, 1490, 
  506, 1482, 502, 538, 474, 534, 474, 1490, 
  506, 530, 478, 1514, 474, 1490, 506, 530, 
  478, 530, 478, 530, 478, 1514, 474, 534, 
  474, 1518, 478, 530, 478, 534, 478, 1510, 
  474, 1490, 506, 1486, 502, 1000};








/*
 * Cut-and-paste into the area above.
 */
   
void loop() {
  if (Serial.available()) {
    //send a code every time a character is received from the 
    // serial port. You could modify this sketch to send when you
    // push a button connected to an digital input pin.
    int character = Serial.read();
    if (character == 'p'){
      mySender.send(rawDataOnOff, dataLenOnOff,38);
      Serial.println(F("Sent On/Off signal."));
    }
    else if (character == 'l'){
      mySender.send(rawDataLeft, dataLenLeft,38);
      Serial.println(F("Sent Left signal."));
    }
    else if (character == 'r'){
      mySender.send(rawDataRight, dataLenRight,38);
      Serial.println(F("Sent Right signal."));
    }
    else {
      Serial.println(F("Got unknown command, no signal sent."));
    }
    
  }
}