On 04/15/03 13:04, johnsfine said...
The 0011 I have no clue.
aCode="0010 0002 0002 001B 0002 0001 0001 0001 0002 0002 0001 0001 0001 0001 0001 0001 0000", so nCodeSeq, as the length of aCode is "0011"
The 0010 I think is a flag that the whole remainder
is a repeating signal.
0010 is delimiter:
. if code has only "once" signal, 0010 must be at the end
. if code contains only "repeat" section, then 0010 will be the first
. if both "once" and "repeat" parts exist in code, 0010 inserts between them
The 001B is the toggle
bit ('0' or '1' depending on whether it is an
even or odd press), but I don't know why 001B
means that.
zTemplate, corresponded for dID=0 is:
zTemplate="|1[01]{01}[01]%11R"
index= 0123456789abc.....
Toggle bit at Streamzap toggles between "0" and "1", so we need to point to "01".
This couple "01" lies at zTemplate from offsets 03h, 07h and 0Bh; and the codes for them are 03h+14h="0017", 07h+14h="001B" and 0Bh+14h="001F".
I have choose 001B only by tradition, others works too.
