Soniq IR Infrared Remote Codes

Posted: Sat 7th January 2017 in Blog
Position: 12° 26.3' S, 130° 50.4' E

`key`	`code`	`converted`
`red`	`4EBBD827`	`0x4ebbd827`
`green`	`4EBB18E7`	`0x4ebb18e7`
`yellow`	`4EBB9867`	`0x4ebb9867`
`blue`	`4EBB9A65`	`0x4ebb9a65`
`ff`	`4EBB827D`	`0x4ebb827d`
`3d`	`4EBBFC03`	`0x4ebbfc03`
`next`	`4EBB5AA5`	`0x4ebb5aa5`
`rw`	`4EBBFA05`	`0x4ebbfa05`
`stop`	`4EBBEA15`	`0x4ebbea15`
`prev`	`4EBBDA25`	`0x4ebbda25`
`eject`	`4EBB6A95`	`0x4ebb6a95`
`playpause`	`4EBB00FF`	`0x4ebb00ff`
`play`	`4EBB807F`	`0x4ebb807f`
`rec`	`4EBB20DF`	`0x4ebb20df`
`tsr`	`4EBBCA35`	`0x4ebbca35`
`tit`	`4EBB4AB5`	`0x4ebb4ab5`
`list`	`4EBBE01F`	`0x4ebbe01f`
`voldown`	`4EBBC23D`	`0x4ebbc23d`
`volup`	`4EBB926D`	`0x4ebb926d`
`chandwn`	`4EBBB24D`	`0x4ebbb24d`
`channup`	`4EBB8A75`	`0x4ebb8a75`
`exit`	`4EBB8A75`	`0x4ebb8a75`
`epg`	`4EBBF807`	`0x4ebbf807`
`up`	`4EBB22DD`	`0x4ebb22dd`
`down`	`4EBB22DD`	`0x4ebb22dd`
`left`	`4EBB38C7`	`0x4ebb38c7`
`right`	`4EBB12ED`	`0x4ebb12ed`
`ok`	`4EBB3AC5`	`0x4ebb3ac5`
`menu`	`4EBBC03F`	`0x4ebbc03f`
`source`	`4EBB7887`	`0x4ebb7887`
`sleep`	`4EBB0AF5`	`0x4ebb0af5`
`star`	`4EBB1AE5`	`0x4ebb1ae5`
`aspect`	`4EBB48B7`	`0x4ebb48b7`
`toggle`	`4EBBE21D`	`0x4ebbe21d`
`0`	`4EBBD22D`	`0x4ebbd22d`
`heart`	`4EBB7A85`	`0x4ebb7a85`
`1`	`4EBBC837`	`0x4ebbc837`
`2`	`4EBB08F7`	`0x4ebb08f7`
`3`	`4EBB8877`	`0x4ebb8877`
`4`	`4EBBF00F`	`0x4ebbf00f`
`5`	`4EBB30CF`	`0x4ebb30cf`
`6`	`4EBBB04F`	`0x4ebbb04f`
`7`	`4EBBD02F`	`0x4ebbd02f`
`8`	`4EBB10EF`	`0x4ebb10ef`
`9`	`4EBB906F`	`0x4ebb906f`
`…`	`4EBB28D7`	`0x4ebb28d7`
`I-II`	`4EBBF20D`	`0x4ebbf20d`
`[1]`	`4EBB32CD`	`0x4ebb32cd`
`dvd pwr`	`4EBB7C83`	`0x4ebb7c83`
`pmode`	`4EBB40BF`	`0x4ebb40bf`
`s mode`	`4EBB02FD`	`0x4ebb02fd`
`power`	`4EBB708F`	`0x4ebb708f`
`mute`	`4EBB58A7`	`0x4ebb58a7`

These codes are in the format for the Arduio IRlib2 format, if you send them using the examples in the lib via driven IR Diode.

Diagram
I Copied this off some other website, no guarantees, yes I am aware there should be a resister on the IR Diode.

The Table reads from left to right working from the Bottom of the remote, the left column is my "name" for the button, a glance at the remote and the reading order you'll figure it out.

The middle column is what the IRlib2 told me, the right hand column is the same code in lower case with 0x appended to the front, this is format IRlib2 uses to send.

Using the Right Hand Column with the demo send.ino supplied as an example with IRlib2 codes use the NEC protocol. E.G:
mySender.send(NEC,0x4ebb926d,0);//Soniq channel up button

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