Andrew R / Mbed OS RC5_AndrewR

An RC5 decoder and preamp controller. Written on the LPC11U24, Ported to LPC1114 and now 100% stable (January 2016)

Dependents:   AppleRemoteController_copy_Production_Version AppleRemoteController_Reference_Only

rc5codes.h@0:83d4a20e7bc7, 2015-06-16 (annotated)

Committer:
andrewcrussell
Date:
Tue Jun 16 11:22:55 2015 +0000
Revision:
0:83d4a20e7bc7
Child:
1:bb881a434906
RC5 Decoder with various outputs and inputs to control a preamp

Who changed what in which revision?

UserRevisionLine numberNew contents of line
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 1 /********************************* RC5 control codes ******************************/
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 2 // The Philips RC5 coce consists of 14 bits delivered in bi-phase Manchester encoding from
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 3 // an IR LED on the remote. This is picked up by a detector (e.g. a Vishay TSOP3741) which
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 4 // outputs the demodulated bit stream as follows:-
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 5 // First 2 bits are start bits - allow the detector AGC to stabilize and trigger decoding process
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 6 // Third bit is the toggle bit - it remains at the same logic level as long as a key is depressed
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 7 // and will change to the alternate state when the key is un/re-depressed or when a different
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 8 // key is depressed
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 9 // Bits 4~8 are the address bits and determine which piece of equipment is being controlled
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 10 // Bits 9~14 are the command bits
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 11 // As long as a key is depressed, the 14 bits will be sent by the remote controller in sequential
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 12 // blocks with a 120ms delay between subsequent block transmissions
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 13 // See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC-5 for the codes
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 14
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 15 // 0-9 NUMERIC KEYS 0 - 9 - not used in this implementation
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 16
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 17 // unused commands and addresses have been commented out - simply un-comment them to use them
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 18 // but note that if you do this, you will have to decode them, otherwise they will just fall through
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 19 // and be ignored by the decoder. Only the ones un-commented out below are active in V1.0
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 20 // note you will also need to write the associated command processor functions
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 21
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 22 #define STANDBY 12 // toggle power ON and OFF
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 23 #define MUTE 13 // toggle output signal on and off
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 24 // #define 14 PRESETS
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 25 #define VUP 16
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 26 #define VDOWN 17
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 27 // #define 18 BRIGHTNESS +
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 28 // #define 19 BRIGHTNESS -
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 29 // #define 20 COLOR SATURATION +
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 30 // #define 21 COLOR SATURATION -
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 31 // #define BASSUP 22
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 32 // #define BASSDOWN 23
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 33 // #define TREBLEUP 24
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 34 // #define TREBLEDWN 25
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 35 // #define BALRIGHT 26
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 36 // #define BALLEFT 27
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 37 // #define PAUSE 48
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 38 // #define 50 FAST REVERSE
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 39 // #define 52 FAST FORWARD-
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 40 // #define PLAY 53
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 41 // #define STOP 54
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 42 // #define 55 RECORD
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 43 #define SELECT_R 3 // rotates input through inputs - must depress and then release each time
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 44
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 45 /* RC5 address */
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 46 // #define 0 TV SET 1
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 47 // #define 1 TV SET 2
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 48 // #define 2 VIDEOTEXT
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 49 // #define 3 EXPANSION FOR TV 1 AND 2
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 50 // #define 4 LASER VIDEO PLAYER
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 51 // #define 5 VIDEO RECORDER 1 (VCR 1)
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 52 // #define 6 VIDEO RECORDER 2 (VCR 2)
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 53 // #define 7 RESERVED
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 54 // #define 8 SAT 1
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 55 // #define 9 EXPANSION FOR VCR 1 OR 2
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 56 // #define 10 SAT 2
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 57 // #define 11 RESERVED
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 58 // #define 12 CD VIDEO
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 59 // #define 13 RESERVED
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 60 // #define 14 CD PHOTO
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 61 // #define RESERVED
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 62 #define PREAMP 16
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 63 // #define RECEIVER 17
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 64 // #define 18 TAPE / CASSETE RECORDER
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 65 // #define PRE2 19
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 66 // #define CD 20
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 67 // #define AUDIO_RACK 21
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 68 // #define 22 AUDIO SAT RECEIVER
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 69 // #define 23 DCC RECORDER
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 70 // #define 24 RESERVED
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 71 // #define 25 RESERVED
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 72 // #define 26 WRITABLE CD
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 73 // #define 26-31 RESERVED0 TV SET 1
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 74
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 75
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 76
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 77
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 78
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 79
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 80
andrewcrussell 0:83d4a20e7bc7 81