Arduino Tutorial 31- How to Use the Infrared (IR) Remote
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2022
- Let's see how to add an Infrared remote to your Arduino projects. This lesson helps you to get started with this simple and awesome IR technology.
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Thank you so much. It's quite something when I spend hours trying to figure out how to set up my own IR Remote, but nothing works. Then I came across your video, followed exactly what you did, and it ended up working! Once again, thank you!!!!
I kiss your heart, brother.
I have been trying to set up this damn remote for about two hours and no complicated approach or solution from the Internet seemed help, except for your coherent, simple, and logical code.
May your problems go away like mine.
Another excellent video presentation. You manage to include every project detail and give the information clearly and succinctly, without a wasted word. Great job!
Glad it was helpful!
Your video help me to make it work, thank you. the fact that you also mentionned the library version really help. I guess many people has trouble with it because there is incompatibility between the code suggest and the library version currently install on their system
That's absolutely right ✅
Thank you for your tutorials. Your arduino tutorials are very useful and I like the fact that you mention exactly which library to use, because they can get confusing.
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much mate .I have watched lot of videos nothing had worked for me. You saved my life dude, I have a project on this.
Glad I could help
Thanks man. I was really stuck on this lesson for the IR remote. I think I got it nailed down now.
Glad it helped!
OMG FINALLY IVE BEEN LOOKING EVERYWHERE FOR A VIDEO THAT WORKS AND THIS IS THE ONLY ONE IVE FOUND THANK YOU
you are the best 👍
i search many tutorials , no one works
finally , i watch this
this really works
just look at the way you code this can tell that you totally know these
Glad I could help
Thanks you, I spent many time to set up this system but it didn't work but today i find this video despite simple code but it work very well, again thanks you very much!
Straight to the point, very well done!
THANK YOU SO MUCH. i have a lot of problems decodifing my ir control with other methods
Did it work?
Your code worked great. I've adapted it to work with a SG90 servo. I need it to move 10 points in one direction or 10 points in the other depending on what key on the remote I press. The only problem I'm having is when I hook up the servo, I get a ton of interference with the IR and it can't read the remote. Even when the servo is sitting idle, I can see numbers all over the serial monitor, and the IR flashing. When the servo is unhooked, it works great (or at least the serial monitor says it does).
Most probably this is a power problem, Supply the servos from power source different from the Arduino power source and make sure it has sufficient current rating.
Or use the 5 volt Pin to power the servo
And the 3.3 volt Pin to power the ir receiver because servos make some noise to the power source and that affects the ir receiver.
@@EnjoyMechatronics You have no idea how much this comment helped me! Thank you so much!!
@@stukkiedrol9719 No worries
Worked for me, thank you!
Great!
Very nice, HELPED me a lot thanks
I’m so glad to hear that. Thank you so much.
Finally i found the Code for HW477 that works. Many examples use the old code that doenst work properly with hw477 and give random output. Thank you very much.
Glad I could help
Very well explained sir. Clear, simple and concise code. Thank you
So nice of you
Just a word "The BEST".
Thanks for your interest
Excellent and thank you for this great video
Glad you enjoyed it
first to say , your video is really cool, most simple and clear, congratulation for that. i enjoy to read out the codes from the remote, but unfortunally i cant find your libary today. my IDE is 2.0.2 and thre is no matching libary you use. used HW is same. do you have an idea to get your good libary into mine IDE?
Your tutorial is very helpful thank you
Glad to hear that
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Cool tutorial! One question, what is the name of the song from your intro? It's BANGIN!!!!
Fantástico!! Ganhou um seguidor!!!
Estava com dificuldade em fazer isto funcionar com outros sketchs, qualquer tecla pressionada sempre retornava 0FFFFFFF (delay configurado era de 100 ms, será isso?).
Seu método foi o único que funcionou.
Muito obrigado.
obrigado
In your serial monitor, make sure to set it to 9600 baud at the bottom otherwise you might end up with something odd showing up
Are there any mini remotes like that in which you can program the IR codes?
really good video thank you
I appreciate that
God bless you man, Thanks.
You too!
great video. Really helpful
Glad to hear it!
thank chu :3
and chur voice sounds cute ^W^
very interesting, ty !
Glad you think so!
Excellent...many thanks.
So nice of you
I tried it. super. thanks for the video
No problem 😊
I want to ask you , can you tell me where you get that like code like that "decode "IR " , I mean where , I have been. searching it , please reply , thanks
Nice video, thanks :)
Glad you liked it!
thanks man your a legend
Any time!
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No worries 👍
Tutorial anda sangat membantu terikasih
dude u r the best
Thanks
just in case it's a good tutorial video.
If i want to apply it at real lights with high voltage electric power can i directly connect them or should i use a relay for that?
No, you have to use a relay module
Thank you for share good video I like this video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Many thanks 🌹🙏
I'm glad to hear that
Yes I also agree
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Im not getting a HEX code in the serial monitor, just a simple two digit number. any help?
thanks broooo
Good idea,
Many many thanks
Excellent.
Thank you! Cheers!
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how can i get the pattern or Pronto Hex Code?
can you pleas copy the codes i need it why you do that the Ir reciver senser flame up😥
Pls create an RF 433mHz version 🙏🏻
Hie thanks for the straight forward tutorial but am having a problem with the HEX of each remote button, when l press the same button l get a different HEX number , what could be the problem???
check your library , install the newest one
Could be the library like weizhu said, but I have another theory since I'm on the latest and have the same problem unless I blast the remote right into the receiver: I think any interference with the receiver messes with how the receiver decodes the remote, thus different results.
Can someone help me with my project? My plan is to control servo with IR remote control do rotate it and to control DC to speed it up or slow it down to use it like a fan.
I've been trying to find some code that will work, i've finally found it
tysm
can i borrow your code please
Is there a distance away from the arduino that I should limit placement of the transmitter to? I want to place an IR transmitter near the dome light in my car to control aspects of my DSP, but I think the distance would exceed 9 feet from the Arduino to where the LED will go. Didn't know if the signal would be strong enough to go that far. Great job on the video, very easy to follow.
Thanks, man
I think the maximum distance is about 10 meters.
First thanks for sharing your knowledge. When I'm doing this, I faced some issue. I'm also have the same as your remote. (Same size same brand). But every key returns same value like FFFFFFFF. What could be the issue bro? 🤔
You may need to update the library
Or check out my new video th-cam.com/video/cO1zmqijjkA/w-d-xo.html
@@EnjoyMechatronics Library version is 4.1.1 and that is the latest.
Hello, did you find the solution ? I have the same problem too(((((((((
U know, it just worked for me by chance i think, i deleted my latest library 4.1.2 and installed 3.5.2 and rebooted Aduino several times))) it is working , i don't know what to say more))
I have one doubt. Is IR sensor and IR reciever is same or different?
Yeah, there is a difference
IR sensor is a broad term that encompasses sensors capable of both emitting and receiving IR radiation, while an IR receiver is a specialized sensor designed to receive and decode IR signals, commonly used in remote control applications.
Hello, thank you so much for the video but the code doesn't seem to work, I'm not very good at arduino and I'm doing it for a project
You could check out this new video
th-cam.com/video/cO1zmqijjkA/w-d-xo.html
HI, Thanks for the vid. I've tried 3 different remotes and recvers, but every time I get FFFFFFFF, and I don't know why. Please help. Thanks.
Make sure your monitor is set to 9600 baud otherwise it might show up weird
where are double sided jumper wire
here is the code for lazy ones : #include
IRrecv IR(3);
int ledPin = 8;
void setup( ) {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
IR.enableIRIn( );
pinMode(ledPin, OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
if(IR.decode( ) ){
Serial.println(IR.decodedIRData.decodedRawData, HEX);
if(IR.decodedIRData.decodedRawData == 0xEA15FF00){
digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);
}
if(IR.decodedIRData.decodedRawData == 0xF807FF00){
digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW);
}
delay(1500);
IR.resume( );
}
}
Thanks 😊
Hi everybody.
I'm currently having a problem and need your help:
When receiving the remote's external signal, the VS1838B module only displays 0xFFFFFFFF
How to fix it?
Thank you
Sorry that my English is quite bad
When I use the cheap remote I also get 0xFFFFFFFF but when I use a XFINITY TV remote I get different codes.
I have written your code and wired everything correctly but this is not working for me
can you add a file of this code so that we don't need to copy literally everything you've done?
I am getting same code for all buttons
help me pls my serial monitor doesn't show anything
Select the same baud rate 9600 from the serial monitor
@@EnjoyMechatronics I have that but it doesn’t work, maybe the receiver burned out?
Does not work. Very disturbing delay And without it it doesn't work. Please tell me what can be done
Try reducing the delay. To 1000 or less than that.
Wait. Try increasing the delay. Whichever works best.
I need your urgent help
If i press button of remote led should glow for 10 seconds and within these 10 seconds if we press again the same button led should be still glowing for again 10 sec this loop should continue until no button is pressed
Please tell me how can I do?
Use millis() command.
Sorry, I haven't created a video about it yet.
why nothing in serial monitor
Select the same baud rate 9600
@@EnjoyMechatronics I have that but It doesn't work
it's great but it didn't work for me
What happened?
Hello
Hi,
HI !
Hey 👋
good
Can Someone please give me the code it wont work for me i think i did something wrong:(
U know, it just worked for me by chance i think, i deleted my latest library 4.1.2 and installed 3.5.2 and rebooted Aduino several times))) it is working , i don't know what to say more))
I changed the code a little too, I forgot to tell))
@@shakhobiddinnakiev6767 Can you send the code so I can copy and paste it please?
@@nathanfenoseff7751 #include
IRrecv IR(9);
decode.results result;
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
IR.enableIRIn();
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
if (IR.decode()){
Serial.println(results.value, HEX);
delay(1500);
IR.resume();
}
}
@@shakhobiddinnakiev6767 ty
I only received ffffffffff from all buttons please help 😢
R change ir sensor multiple time but same . I also change my arduino but i always get fffffffff code .. anyone please help
Hello, bro, i have also the same problem !!!!(((((( didn't u find the solution??
U know, it just worked for me by chance i think, i deleted my latest library 4.1.2 and installed 3.5.2 and rebooted Aduino several times))) it is working , i don't know what to say more))
fake
You are wrong
Very good. This method works. It did not work with other method always giving FFFFFF. This code worked for me with version 3.5.2
#include
IRrecv IR(3);
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
IR.enableIRIn(); // Cambiado de enableIRIN a enableIRIn
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
if (IR.decode()) { // Cambiado de If a if
Serial.println(IR.decodedIRData.decodedRawData, HEX); // Cambiado de IT.decodeIRData a IR.decodedIRData
delay(300);
IR.resume();
}
}
hello that code doesn't work, we throw it out that it has a problem with: IR.enableIRIn (); what should I do?
Check out the lRremote library
CODE:
#include
IRrecv IR(2);
int led = 8;
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
IR.enableIRIn();
pinMode(led, OUTPUT);
Serial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
if(IR.decode()){
Serial.println(IR.decodedIRData.decodedRawData, HEX);
if (IR.decodedIRData.decodedRawData == 0xE916FF00){
digitalWrite(led, HIGH);
if (IR.decodedIRData.decodedRawData == 0xE619FF00){
digitalWrite(led, LOW);
}
delay(1500);
IR.resume();
}
}
}
Thanks man
Buenoa
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Realy good
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I have written your code and wired everything correctly but this not working for me