CLASS1.IR

Description

This is the IR code sent/received from common remote controls.

Type = 0 (0x00) Undefined

Type = 1 (0x01) RC5 Send/Receive.

A RC5 remote code. http://www.xs4all.nl/~sbp/knowledge/ir/sirc.htm

byte #	Description
Byte0	RC5 code.
Byte1	RC5 Address.
Byte2	Repeat count if any.

Type = 3 (0x02) SONY 12-bit Send/Receive.

A SONY remote code. http://www.xs4all.nl/~sbp/knowledge/ir/sirc.htm

byte #	Description
Byte 0	SONY code.
Byte 1	SONY address.
Byte 2	Repeat count if any.

Type = 32 (0x20) LIRC (Linux Infrared Remote Control).

Packed LIRC codes code. LRC Codes are normally sent as 64-bit codes or even larger codes. Only codes with a length less then 56 bits (7-bytes) are supported by VSCP and the most significant byte of the LIRC code is not transfered. http://www.lirc.org/

byte #	Description
Byte 0	LIRC Code, MSB.
Byte 1	LIRC Code.
Byte 2	LIRC Code.
Byte 3	LIRC Code.
Byte 4	LIRC Code.
Byte 5	LIRC Code.
Byte 6	LIRC Code. LSB.
Byte 7	Repeat count if any.

Type = 48 (0x30) VSCP Abstract Remote Format.

Instead of sending codes that relates to a certain remote this format is general. And therefore more flexible

byte #	Description
Byte 0	Code, MSB.
Byte 1	Code LSB.
Byte 2	Zone
Byte 3	Sub zone
Byte 4	Repeat count if any.

Type = 49 (0x31) MAPito Remote Format.

Instead of sending codes that relates to a certain remote this format is general. And therefore more flexible.

byte #	Description
Byte 0	Repeat Count.
Byte 1	Zone for which event applies to (0-255). 255 is all zones.
Byte 2	Subzone for which the event applies to (0-255). 255 is all subzones.
Byte 3	Control address MSB.
Byte 4	Control address.
Byte 5	Control address.
Byte 6	Control address LSB.
Byte 7	Key Code.

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vscp_specification_class_110.txt · Last modified: 2010/08/19 01:55 (external edit)