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####Paring remote and transformer
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Comming soon
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###Prototype Hardware
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The prototype code simply sends the necessary signals to turn the lights on and off in an endless loop (for testing purposes).
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Now that the prototype works it's time to make a couple of remotes to control the light.
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It's needed to remark that the givven code uses the address that my original Ikea remote has. Somewhere within the 8 bytes that are sent in a burst will be an unique identifier. Without another remote to compare it to I don't know what the identifier is. (Probably there will also be a sort of error detection like CRC).
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It's needed to remark that the givven code uses the address that my original Ikea remote has. Somewhere within the 8 bytes that are sent in a burst will be an unique identifier. Without another remote to compare it to I don't know what the identifier is. (Probably there won't be a sort of error detection like CRC because only one byte changes when the button is pressed).
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##Designing a PCB
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Comming soon
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##Different addresses
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Comming soon
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