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I have an app that controls an IR emitter and would like to get access to the universe of IR codes. Is this something that is freely available, or is it a subscription?
(Companies like harmony and logitech have them - just not sure how I get access to it)
(google did not give me anything useful so far)
NOTE - to be clear - I want a list of devices like TVs, DVD players, etc - like the ones that are printed with universal remotes or ones that are downloaded. However, I want the actual specifications so I can control the IR diode(s).
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All CommandFusion devices that are capable of emitting IR signals (including the USB IR Learner) contain an on-board IR Database of over 500,000 IR codes. These codes cover brands across a large array of device types.
To Lookup a code, enter the manufacturer name of the device you want to control, select the device, and then select a code set. The code sets are not linked to specific models. Select a code set and then test a button to see if it is the correct code set for your device. It is a trial and error process unfortunately.
(InfraRed code) An infrared signal from a remote control that invokes some operation in A/V equipment such as power on/off, play, pause and stop.
Hex: The Hex or Pronto Hex format is a common IR format used by 3rd party IR databases. Pronto Hex IR codes start with "0000" and are made up of 4 digit hexadecimal values separated by spaces.
LIRC has a repository of remote controller codes where you can find the codes for various manufacturers of infrared remotes.
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Something like this? If the page doesn't load, view the source for other links. For example, here's the Sony protocol.
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