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Connect Vs and GND pin of IR Receiver to 3.3V GND pin of Arduino and Data pin to Digital pin 2 of Arduino. Programming for Arduino IR Remote Decoder. The complete code for the Arduino IR Decoder is ...

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This project documents the design and implementation of a low-cost infrared (IR) transmitter and receiver system suitable for industrial wireless communication. Developed using off-the-shelf ...

The Hardware. There are just two main building blocks for this project: A microcontroller board (Figure 1) with a connected infrared receiver for learning existing codes from other remotes, and an ...

IR Sensor Pinout. The IR sensor has a 3-pin connector that interfaces it to the outside world. The connections are as follows: VCC is the power supply pin for the IR sensor which we connect to the 5V ...

Long-range RC transmitter “I started using Bluetooth devices like the HC-05 modules, but I found that these sometimes randomly disconnected. Since then I’ve been using the NRF24L01 modules ...