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Helix remote code rate?
I'm trying to use a IR transmitter to remotely (from internet) control my Helix terminal. The auto learn does not seems to work (read). Somewhere it suggest that the remote does not use the 38K co...
The Helix remote typically uses a 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 tool like 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
"a tool like this one" - i don't see any suggestion?!
Bit sequence of codes would be nice!
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. Having an IR transmitter that would send ever 3 hours the "enter" button would defeat this "sleep" feature.
