| Post 40 made on Sunday May 8, 2011 at 13:23 |
Jasonvp Select Member |
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On May 8, 2011 at 12:39, 3FG said...
I think the value 1000 should be fine. For discussion purposes, let's convert these leadout times from hexadecimal format to decimal format, and then multiply by 26.25 microseconds.
C760 --> 51040 1340 mSec
B000 --> 45056 1183 mSec
7000 --> 28762 753 mSec
3000 --> 12288 323 mSec
1000 --> 4096 108 mSec
0C18 --> 3096 81 mSec
I guess that if the button is held down for more than the 108 mSec, then the signal may be sent twice by the remote, or perhaps it has its own internal delay. I was going to ask you about that. Thanks for posting. I changed the last line of the IRP file to this to get 1000 on the end. Form=A:4,C:4,S:4,B:12,D:8,210,-13000,A:4,X:4,G:4,J:4,F:8,F:8:8,210,-81400,A:4,C:4,S:4,B:12,D:8,210,-13000, A:4,Y:4,H:4,J:4,F:8,F:8:8,210,-14600,A:4,C:4,S:4,B:12,D:8,210,-13000,A:4,Z:4,K:4,J:4,F:8,F:8:8,210, -107700Is this the correct way?
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