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Zdaje mi siê, ¿e Panasonic ma swój protokó³.

-- Pozdrowienia Zbych

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Ale jaki konkretnie Wojtek

Sam sobie odpowiem poniewaz doszedlem co to za protokol Moze sie komus przyda to podaje co znalazlem

Panasonic uses their interpretation of the Kaseikyo IR standard.

It is documented in my IRP notation in its entry within my DecodeIR documentation at

Remember all times and frequencies are approximate. The IRP description of Panasonic is {37k,432}<1,-1|1,-3>(8,-4,2:8,32:8,D:8,S:8,F:8,(D^S^F):8,1,-173)+

meaning: it is approximately 37Khz modulation, each unit of time is approximately 432 microseconds, a '0' bit is one unit ON and one unit OFF, a '1' bit is one unit ON and three units OFF, The lead-in is 8 unit ON and 4 units OFF, The first two (8-bit) bytes are always 2 and 32 (These identify Panasonic within the Kasiekyo standard). Software by various people who reverse engineered the protocol and recreate it, identify the next two bytes as Device and Subdevice. That is not technically correct. Those 16 bits are really 4 independent 4-bit fields. But treating them as Device and Subdevice makes it easier to fit in general software packages and isn't inconsistent with the values Panasonic uses. The second to last byte is the function and the last byte is and xor of the three bytes before it.

Pozdrawiam wszystkich grupowiczow ozieble:)))) (zeby bylo Wam chlodniej)

Wojtek