NLED/IR-NEC-Encoder-Decoder-Board NLED/IR-NEC-Encoder-Decoder-Board

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NLED/IR-NEC-Encoder-Decoder-Board
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Receives a raw modulated or demodulated NEC IR signal and converts it into bytes that are sent out the serial port. The serial baud rate is selectable from two default speeds. The default usage mode transmits out a command sequence with framing bytes, address high, address low, and the validated command byte. This device is designed to remove the work load of protocol decoding from the main processor, which could be a PIC, Arduino, FTDI, or other similar serial capable device. It supports full duplex communication when using an I.R. transceiver.

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