Helix remote code rate?

Question

I'm trying to use a IR transmitter to remotely (from internet) control my Helix terminal.&nbsp;The auto learn does not seems to work (read).&nbsp; Somewhere it suggest that the remote does not use the 38K code rate...&nbsp;Anybody has some knowleadge about the IR encoding rate of the Helix remote?&nbsp;

alinarizwan · Answer

The Helix remote typically uses a&nbsp;36 kHz IR carrier frequency, not the more common 38 kHz. Try adjusting your transmitter to this rate for better compatibility. If auto-learn isn’t working, manual code input might be needed.For decoding IR signals, a&nbsp;&nbsp;tool like&nbsp;this one can sometimes help reverse-engineer patterns—though it’s more for words, the logic of pattern-solving applies! Let us know if you need further details

jocelynh · Answer

"a tool like this one"&nbsp; - i don't see any suggestion?!&nbsp;Bit sequence of codes would be nice!&nbsp;What I am really after, is a way to defeat the 'sleep' feature of the terminal that I can't seems to be capable of disabling.&nbsp; &nbsp;Having an IR transmitter that would send ever 3 hours the "enter" button would defeat this "sleep" feature.&nbsp;

clark598dahl · Answer

Hello JocelynH​,Trying to control my Helix terminal via IR over the internet, but auto-learn fails—suspecting it doesn’t use the standard 38kHz code rate. Does anyone know the exact IR encoding frequency for the Helix remote? catmeowBest Regards,Clark Dahl

jocelynh · Answer

According to a previous answer, it is 36kHz