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I have a problem that I can not get any further. I have radio sockets of Mandolyn RC-710 - I could read the remote control with the Arduino. Sent a 6 digit decimal code and a 20 bit binary code. With the Arduino, I could control the sockets when an "x" is sent along with the 20-bit code. The Mandolyn sockets definitely need this "x", otherwise they will not respond.
In the Arduino Scetch it looks like this:
mySwitch.send ("10110000000000001001x")
When I enter the decimal code with codesend on the Raspberry I get the correct binary code, but how do I attach the x? I made several attempts in the codesend.cpp, but to no avail and unfortunately I do not know how to continue. Does anyone have a solution or an indication where I'm stuck?
Thanks and best wishes
David
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Hello,
I have a problem that I can not get any further. I have radio sockets of Mandolyn RC-710 - I could read the remote control with the Arduino. Sent a 6 digit decimal code and a 20 bit binary code. With the Arduino, I could control the sockets when an "x" is sent along with the 20-bit code. The Mandolyn sockets definitely need this "x", otherwise they will not respond.
In the Arduino Scetch it looks like this:
mySwitch.send ("10110000000000001001x")
When I enter the decimal code with codesend on the Raspberry I get the correct binary code, but how do I attach the x? I made several attempts in the codesend.cpp, but to no avail and unfortunately I do not know how to continue. Does anyone have a solution or an indication where I'm stuck?
Thanks and best wishes
David
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: