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New IR routines and as11_ic for mac
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Sun, 3 Mar 1996 04:58:35 GMT
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Original-From:
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David Negro <dln2@cornell[Spamcake].edu>
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Fellow HB friends,
With the creation of the new folder for distribution, I decided to put it
to use. I have uploaded the following files to cher.media.mit.edu:
257 "/pub/incoming/ic_contrib/dnegro" is current directory.
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp system 5239 Mar 2 23:31 REC80-IR.asm
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp system 857 Mar 2 23:31 REC80-IR.doc
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp system 1577 Mar 2 23:31 REC80-IR.icb
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp system 65811 Mar 2 23:31 as11_ic.sea.hqx
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp system 507 Mar 2 23:31 tstREC80.c
REC80-IR is a IR decoding interrupt similar to the sony one except that it
*should* handle more brand names. Akai, Canon, Denon, Funai, Goldstar,
Hitachi, JVC, Kenwood, Mitsubishi, Nec, Onkyo, Orion, Pioneer,Sanyo, TEAC,
Yamaha to name a few. It decodes the data into two parts; the address and
data or will return 0 if there is no new data. tstREC80.c is a simple
example of the use of the library and can also be used to quickly learn the
codes to a remote. My next goal is IR transmit and then IR networking
functions. Wish me luck!
as11_ic.sea.hqx is a macintosh version of as11_ic for unix. Currently it
will assemble both regular 6811 code as well as compile .icb files.
Unfortunately I have not incorporated preprocessing yet so it cannot
compile pcode or the library .asm files that have #include directives. Of
course you can always just cut and past the files in ;-) As11_ic for mac
did save me a lot of time though, becuase I used it to develop REC80-IR.
It would have been a lot harder if I had to unconnect my board, dial in
with slip and then compile on a friend's linux box every time I made a
small change! Or even doing what as11_ic does by hand would have been a
pain.
For more information on IR Remotes check out:
<http://falcon.arts.cornell.edu/~dnegro/IR/IR.html>
Most of the information is not really mine, but I wanted to compile as much
as I knew about IR remotes in one place
Also:
<http://falcon.arts.cornell.edu/~dnegro/miniboard.html> (My miniboard work)
<http://falcon.arts.cornell.edu/~dnegro/HB.html> (and HB work)
but nothing really new here.
Have Fun,
-Dave Negro
dln2@cornell.edu
P.S. To solve my problem a while back with my LCD, I realized that I could
still use it in 4bit mode because only the bit0 pin was malfunctioning. A
simple edit to the pcode and I was off and running!
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